Summit Metro Parks
Beginning January 2026, all program registration will be online. Registration will now open at 8:30 a.m. on the first day of the month prior to the program. Please register for the individuals in your household only. If you have questions regarding this new process, please call Nature Realm Visitors Center at 330-865-8065 (Wednesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Sunday, 12 – 5 p.m.).
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Cool Winter’s HikeTake a hike along the 1.4-mile Seneca Trail as we enjoy the winter! We’ll be on the lookout for seasonal happenings, learning a bit about the history of Nature Realm and the benefits of being outdoors year-round.
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MLK Day of Service: Seed BallsMartin Luther King Jr. continues to inspire communities with the work he did over half a century ago. In his honor, we will be making seed balls with native, pollinator-friendly plant species that can be planted during spring in areas lacking vegetation. Dress for a mess. Please bring an egg carton to transport materials with. […]
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Hike Beneath the Wolf MoonHike the 1.6-mile Prairie Trail beneath January’s full moon. You’ll learn how it earned its name and gain a better understanding of Ohio’s lost predator, the wolf. Hot beverages will be available.
Springfield Bog Metro Park
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Snowshoe Open HouseDiscover one of the joys of winter: snowshoeing! Learn its history and basics, try out equipment and, weather permitting, enjoy a walk through the snowy surrounding landscapes. Perfect for beginners and experienced adventurers alike, this fun, family-friendly event celebrates the beauty and exploration of the season.
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Virtual: History of the GorgeFrom streetcars and hidden caves to dance halls and roller coasters, the Gorge has had a remarkable past. Take a virtual stroll through time as we discover over 200 years of history through stories and images. Zoom meeting ID: 824 5551 7457 |
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Geology of the LedgesJoin a naturalist as we stroll back in time over 250 million years to discover how the sandstone ledges at Liberty Park were formed. Explore the composition and importance of the Sharon conglomerate and learn why these ledges support one of the most important and biodiverse ecosystems in our park district.
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Take a hike along the 1.4-mile Seneca Trail as we enjoy the winter! We’ll be on the lookout for seasonal happenings, learning a bit about the history of Nature Realm and the benefits of being outdoors year-round.
Martin Luther King Jr. continues to inspire communities with the work he did over half a century ago. In his honor, we will be making seed balls with native, pollinator-friendly plant species that can be planted during spring in areas lacking vegetation. Dress for a mess. Please bring an egg carton to transport materials with. Registration is required and begins…
Hike the 1.6-mile Prairie Trail beneath January’s full moon. You’ll learn how it earned its name and gain a better understanding of Ohio’s lost predator, the wolf. Hot beverages will be available.
Discover one of the joys of winter: snowshoeing! Learn its history and basics, try out equipment and, weather permitting, enjoy a walk through the snowy surrounding landscapes. Perfect for beginners and experienced adventurers alike, this fun, family-friendly event celebrates the beauty and exploration of the season.
From streetcars and hidden caves to dance halls and roller coasters, the Gorge has had a remarkable past. Take a virtual stroll through time as we discover over 200 years of history through stories and images. Zoom meeting ID: 824 5551 7457
Join a naturalist as we stroll back in time over 250 million years to discover how the sandstone ledges at Liberty Park were formed. Explore the composition and importance of the Sharon conglomerate and learn why these ledges support one of the most important and biodiverse ecosystems in our park district.