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Overall, our walk around this very pleasant 90 acres of woods and parkland took just about an hour.

We then returned to the trails through the woods to hike back to our vehicle over by the nature center. The fountain features an 8 foot tall bronze statue of a woman with outstretched arms standing on what appears to be a large bronze tortoise shell. Next stop was the band stand and then off through the woods along one of the off-road dirt trails to the fountain at Diggs Plaza at the corner of Clifton and Ludlow at the edge of the park. Sadly, fire destroyed it only a couple decades later although some component of its ornate stone exterior were preserved to be reused for an observatory, which ultimately was never built. Richardson monument - this is an interesting collection of granite architectural details from the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Building designed by Richardson back in the late 19th century. The 'lake' is stocked with fish - indeed we heard some jumping up to get some breakfast bugs while we were there, so no doubt they're biting!įrom there, we walked up the hill to the H. Although it wasn't open while we were there at 7 am on a Saturday morning, the nature center houses a small children's museum, a community meeting room, and a planetarium. It's a short walk from there to the nature center and 'lake' (really a big, elongated pond). We parked along Brookline Drive just before it's chained off for pedestrian traffic only. While there were a few people about, we had the grounds mostly to ourselves. Visited here early on a Saturday morning for a walk.

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