Parks and Gardens

If you've been reading up on Cincinnati travel and tourism, you've probably found out already about how renowned the area is for its beautiful parks and gardens. The beauty of the city is accentuated by the presence of many enchanting parks. If you love a walk in the park, or love jogging or cycling in beautiful surroundings, or just feel that frequent urge to get away from it all and lose yourself in the serene lap of nature, the immaculately maintained parks in Cincinnati will surely please you.

Cincinnati parks and gardens have it all - shaded trails for the fitness enthusiasts where they can work out to their heart's content, sparkling waters flowing, endless stretches of lush green fields.

There are so many parks you can choose to visit for a peaceful sojourn. Some of the best names include the Alms Park on Mt. Tusculm, the Ault Park on Observatory Avenue in Hyde Park, the Bellevue Hill Park on Ohio Avenue, the enchanting Burnet Woods located close to the University of Cincinnati in Clifton and the Eden Park on Gilbert Avenue.

If you have time to spare or are planning to extend your stay in Cincinnati, why not pay a visit to the lovely Fleischmann Gardens (Washington and Forest Avenues), the Fox Preserve in College Hill, the French Park in Amberly Village and the Innwood Park near Hollister Avenue?

Great List of Cincinnati Parks and Gardens

http://www.ecincinnati.com/entertainment/parks/

Cincinnati Parks is a name that you'd probably get to hear on your Cincinnati OH travel. It's a civic body responsible for maintaining some of the most beautiful parks and public gardens in Cincinnati. The Trust for Public Land has rated their system of parks as 'excellent'. USA Today also ranked Cincinnati Parks as among the top three urban park systems in the United States. Cincinnati Parks manages 75 parks and 34 nature preserves, besides many neighborhood gateways and parkways.

Official Website of Cincinnati Parks

http://www.cincyparks.com/