Self-Guided Storybook Trail: The Earth and I
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Join a naturalist to bog around and look for birds! On this 1.6-mile hike, we’ll also discuss how native prairies and wetland environments support birds and other wildlife. Some binoculars will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Join a naturalist as we get ready for spring migration, warbler season and the Biggest Week in American Birding! We will review the basics of warbler identification, as well as other spring migrants. There will be several preserved specimens to provide a bird’s eye view of the species that will be migrating through in the […]
Young children and their adult companions can celebrate spring during an interactive, seasonal story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park or visiting the nature play area after the program.
For some folks, spring means birds. We are those folks! Join a naturalist on a guided hike to see which bird species are present during migration. Bring binoculars and a field guide if you’ve got ’em!
Female Bird Day is this month! Let’s look for female birds and talk about their identification and importance on the 1.2-mile Coyote Run Trail.
Enjoy a hike along the river with a naturalist in hopes of seeing bluebells and other wildflowers along the way. Hiking shoes and long pants are recommended.
This biweekly program is designed to engage young children and accompanying adults in the wonderful world of gardening. Each class builds upon the last and will be centered on what’s growing and ready to harvest! Adults are asked to actively participate with children during the program. Registration is required and begins on 5/1.
Join naturalists for an all-day exploration of the “Warbler Capital of the World” during the Biggest Week in American Birding. The tour bus will depart F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm at 6 a.m. for the famed Magee Marsh and other birding hotspots, returning at 6 p.m. Be prepared for extensive walking on boardwalks and trails. Dress […]
Enjoy a 1.1-mile nighttime hike on Redwing Trail while learning about a few of the amazing creatures that prefer the cover of darkness. Flashlights are not necessary, but sturdy hiking shoes are recommended.
Join a naturalist to hike and bird along the 2-mile Meadow Trail. Along the way, we’ll keep our eyes and ears open for spring migrants and other wildlife. Bring binoculars. Extras will be available first-come, first-served basis.
It’s turtle time! Children ages 3 to 6 and their adult companions can learn about our scaly, shelled friends through a story, craft and more. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 5/7.
Homeschoolers ages 7 to 12 will learn about freshwater lakes and the creatures that call them home, how to protect and enjoy these aquatic habitats, and the basics of fishing before trying it out. All equipment will be provided. Dress for a mess. Registration is required and begins on 5/8.
Homeschoolers ages 7 to 12 will explore freshwater lakes and the creatures that call them home, learn how to protect and enjoy these aquatic habitats, and learn the basics of — and try — fishing. All equipment will be provided. Dress for a mess. Registration is required and begins on 5/8.
Calling all people with yards or green spaces big and small: Join us for this monthly series and learn how to re-wild your home landscape. This month we’ll talk about habitat structure. From supporting nesting sites to incorporating soft landings, we’ll discover how to intentionally make your home landscape a nursery for wildlife.
Appreciate the outdoors at a leisurely pace and admire the beauty beyond daffodils that the 0.6-mile Daffodil Trail has to offer. Enjoy a beverage and more nature conversation afterward.
Venture out on a night hike in search of frogs and discover the important roles amphibians play in our world. Please bring a headlamp or flashlight.
Native plants aren’t just for the birds! From strawberry and elderberry to pawpaw and persimmon, join a naturalist to learn about incorporating attractive, edible native trees, shrubs and perennials into your outdoor spaces for backyard snacks that come back year after year.
Join a naturalist as we take the next step in developing our Wild Back Yards. This session will focus on how to incorporate grasses, ground covers and other native plants into your existing spaces. We will explore the ecosystem services, form and function of several species, including late boneset, Culver’s root, prairie dropseed and giant […]
Spring is here, summer is fast approaching and now is the time for birds and amphibians! Join a naturalist for a walk on Alder Trail to view the beautiful wetland area as nature begins to fully bloom.
They’re tall, they’re silent, they’re beautiful — but what really is a tree? Join a naturalist to learn about the wonder of trees as we hike along the wooded 1.2-mile Oxbow Trail. Be prepared for steep hills.
It’s turtle time! Children ages 3 to 6 and their adult companions can come learn about our scaly, shelled friends through a story, craft and more. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 5/7.
This biweekly program is designed to engage young children and accompanying adults in the wonderful world of gardening. Each class builds upon the last and will be centered on what’s growing and ready to harvest! Adults are asked to actively participate with children during the program. Registration is required and begins on 5/1.
Young children and their adult companions can celebrate spring during an interactive, spring-themed story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park or visiting the Nature Play area after the program.
For some folks, spring means birds. We are those folks! Join a naturalist on a guided hike to see which bird species are present at the Valley View Area during the late stages of migration. Bring binoculars and a field guide if you’ve got ’em!
Join a naturalist on a fun bike ride and learn about the geology of the Boston Ledges and Brandywine Falls. The ride will be slow to moderate-paced and a total of 8.6-miles round-trip. Helmets are required. Please bring drinking water.
Take a peek just beyond the visible spectrum as we explore Freedom Trail by blacklight.
Take a creek hike perfect for littles just starting to explore the wonderful world of water. Wear closed-toe footwear and get ready to get wet as we catch critters, splash and play in the low and slow waters of Furnace Run.
Join the Greater Akron Audubon Society to celebrate the trees of Summit Metro Parks, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens and more with Ohio landscape and nature photographer, writer and educator Ian Adams. Honoring the legacy of Bert Szabo, the park district’s first naturalist, Adams will share stories of his various collaborations […]
Its turtle time! Children 3 to 6 with their adult companions can come and learn about our scaly, shelled friends through a story, craft and more. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 5/7.
Enjoy a casual 1-mile round-trip stroll while learning some interesting tidbits about local history and nature. Good for spree credit.
All are welcome to celebrate women birders and female birds on the 1.6-mile Willow Trail.
Join a naturalist to discover the diversity and beauty of our local moths. While butterflies often steal the spotlight, you’ll be amazed by the wide range of colors, sizes and shapes found in these underappreciated lepidopterans. Learn to identify different types of moths, including pug, slug, dagger, silk and sphinx moths. You’ll also find out […]
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Join a naturalist to bog around and look for birds! On this 1.6-mile hike, we’ll also discuss how native prairies and wetland environments support birds and other wildlife. Some binoculars will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Join a naturalist as we get ready for spring migration, warbler season and the Biggest Week in American Birding! We will review the basics of warbler identification, as well as other spring migrants. There will be several preserved specimens to provide a bird’s eye view of the species that will be migrating through in the coming weeks. This program is…
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Young children and their adult companions can celebrate spring during an interactive, seasonal story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park or visiting the nature play area after the program.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
For some folks, spring means birds. We are those folks! Join a naturalist on a guided hike to see which bird species are present during migration. Bring binoculars and a field guide if you’ve got ’em!
Female Bird Day is this month! Let’s look for female birds and talk about their identification and importance on the 1.2-mile Coyote Run Trail.
Enjoy a hike along the river with a naturalist in hopes of seeing bluebells and other wildflowers along the way. Hiking shoes and long pants are recommended.
You veered off the trail and got lost. We suggest clearing your filters and beginning a new search.
You veered off the trail and got lost. We suggest clearing your filters and beginning a new search.
You veered off the trail and got lost. We suggest clearing your filters and beginning a new search.
You veered off the trail and got lost. We suggest clearing your filters and beginning a new search.
This biweekly program is designed to engage young children and accompanying adults in the wonderful world of gardening. Each class builds upon the last and will be centered on what’s growing and ready to harvest! Adults are asked to actively participate with children during the program. Registration is required and begins on 5/1.
Join naturalists for an all-day exploration of the “Warbler Capital of the World” during the Biggest Week in American Birding. The tour bus will depart F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm at 6 a.m. for the famed Magee Marsh and other birding hotspots, returning at 6 p.m. Be prepared for extensive walking on boardwalks and trails. Dress for variable weather conditions. Pack…
Enjoy a 1.1-mile nighttime hike on Redwing Trail while learning about a few of the amazing creatures that prefer the cover of darkness. Flashlights are not necessary, but sturdy hiking shoes are recommended.
Join a naturalist to hike and bird along the 2-mile Meadow Trail. Along the way, we’ll keep our eyes and ears open for spring migrants and other wildlife. Bring binoculars. Extras will be available first-come, first-served basis.
You veered off the trail and got lost. We suggest clearing your filters and beginning a new search.
You veered off the trail and got lost. We suggest clearing your filters and beginning a new search.
You veered off the trail and got lost. We suggest clearing your filters and beginning a new search.
It’s turtle time! Children ages 3 to 6 and their adult companions can learn about our scaly, shelled friends through a story, craft and more. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 5/7.
Homeschoolers ages 7 to 12 will learn about freshwater lakes and the creatures that call them home, how to protect and enjoy these aquatic habitats, and the basics of fishing before trying it out. All equipment will be provided. Dress for a mess. Registration is required and begins on 5/8.
Homeschoolers ages 7 to 12 will explore freshwater lakes and the creatures that call them home, learn how to protect and enjoy these aquatic habitats, and learn the basics of — and try — fishing. All equipment will be provided. Dress for a mess. Registration is required and begins on 5/8.
Calling all people with yards or green spaces big and small: Join us for this monthly series and learn how to re-wild your home landscape. This month we’ll talk about habitat structure. From supporting nesting sites to incorporating soft landings, we’ll discover how to intentionally make your home landscape a nursery for wildlife.
Appreciate the outdoors at a leisurely pace and admire the beauty beyond daffodils that the 0.6-mile Daffodil Trail has to offer. Enjoy a beverage and more nature conversation afterward.
Venture out on a night hike in search of frogs and discover the important roles amphibians play in our world. Please bring a headlamp or flashlight.
Native plants aren’t just for the birds! From strawberry and elderberry to pawpaw and persimmon, join a naturalist to learn about incorporating attractive, edible native trees, shrubs and perennials into your outdoor spaces for backyard snacks that come back year after year.
Join a naturalist as we take the next step in developing our Wild Back Yards. This session will focus on how to incorporate grasses, ground covers and other native plants into your existing spaces. We will explore the ecosystem services, form and function of several species, including late boneset, Culver’s root, prairie dropseed and giant hyssop, among others.
Spring is here, summer is fast approaching and now is the time for birds and amphibians! Join a naturalist for a walk on Alder Trail to view the beautiful wetland area as nature begins to fully bloom.
They’re tall, they’re silent, they’re beautiful — but what really is a tree? Join a naturalist to learn about the wonder of trees as we hike along the wooded 1.2-mile Oxbow Trail. Be prepared for steep hills.
You veered off the trail and got lost. We suggest clearing your filters and beginning a new search.
You veered off the trail and got lost. We suggest clearing your filters and beginning a new search.
It’s turtle time! Children ages 3 to 6 and their adult companions can come learn about our scaly, shelled friends through a story, craft and more. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 5/7.
This biweekly program is designed to engage young children and accompanying adults in the wonderful world of gardening. Each class builds upon the last and will be centered on what’s growing and ready to harvest! Adults are asked to actively participate with children during the program. Registration is required and begins on 5/1.
Young children and their adult companions can celebrate spring during an interactive, spring-themed story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park or visiting the Nature Play area after the program.
For some folks, spring means birds. We are those folks! Join a naturalist on a guided hike to see which bird species are present at the Valley View Area during the late stages of migration. Bring binoculars and a field guide if you’ve got ’em!
Join a naturalist on a fun bike ride and learn about the geology of the Boston Ledges and Brandywine Falls. The ride will be slow to moderate-paced and a total of 8.6-miles round-trip. Helmets are required. Please bring drinking water.
Take a peek just beyond the visible spectrum as we explore Freedom Trail by blacklight.
Take a creek hike perfect for littles just starting to explore the wonderful world of water. Wear closed-toe footwear and get ready to get wet as we catch critters, splash and play in the low and slow waters of Furnace Run.
Join the Greater Akron Audubon Society to celebrate the trees of Summit Metro Parks, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens and more with Ohio landscape and nature photographer, writer and educator Ian Adams. Honoring the legacy of Bert Szabo, the park district’s first naturalist, Adams will share stories of his various collaborations with Szabo to produce mural…
Its turtle time! Children 3 to 6 with their adult companions can come and learn about our scaly, shelled friends through a story, craft and more. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 5/7.
You veered off the trail and got lost. We suggest clearing your filters and beginning a new search.
Enjoy a casual 1-mile round-trip stroll while learning some interesting tidbits about local history and nature. Good for spree credit.
All are welcome to celebrate women birders and female birds on the 1.6-mile Willow Trail.
Join a naturalist to discover the diversity and beauty of our local moths. While butterflies often steal the spotlight, you’ll be amazed by the wide range of colors, sizes and shapes found in these underappreciated lepidopterans. Learn to identify different types of moths, including pug, slug, dagger, silk and sphinx moths. You’ll also find out what a moth garden is…