Nicollette Mitchell

This playground is interesting because it’s right next to the parthenon which is gorgeous. There are two groups of structures and there were several other families there while we there. My son liked the variety of slides and thinks he could climb on even though he is two and was one of the smaller kids in the park.

This park is right under the train tracks and I stopped to let my toddler run sting for half an hour. There’s a volleyball sand pit, slides, structures for climbing, and a dog park.

While this park was actually pleasing, I didn’t think it was very kid friendly even though structures were for kids — climbing the rock wall to get to the top of the slide wasn’t intuitive or functional for instance. There’s street side parking but it’s also not the most accessible.

I don’t think We will be back.

I stopped by this trail on a Sunday morning and it was peaceful and quiet. There was not much foot traffic.

Beautiful trail but placement of the trailhead within a private paid parking garage is terrible. You need to walk through alleyways and behind businesses / gas station or down an active driveway,across a garage, and go down a flight stairs in order to access the trail head.

The actual hike is gorgeous. You cross a few roads and walk by a stream and lots of wooded areas on this path. Lots of homes and businesses surround the trail.