Metroparks

Summit Metro Parks, established in 1921, manages over 16,000 acres across 16 parks and two nature centers, offering more than 150 miles of trails for outdoor enthusiasts. The organization is dedicated to conservation efforts, ensuring the protection of natural resources while providing accessible recreational opportunities for the community. With a variety of programs and events, Summit Metro Parks promotes immersive nature-based experiences for all ages, including hiking, biking, and educational activities. Their commitment to sustainability and citizen science fosters a deeper connection between people and the natural environment. Generated from the website

Summit Metro Parks, established in 1921, is a park district in Akron, OH, managing over 15,000 acres across 16 parks with three nature centers and 150 miles of trails, including 22 miles of the Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Trail. With an annual attendance of approximately 5.5 million visits, the park district offers a wide range of activities for visitors to enjoy nature in their backyards. From educational programs and events to volunteer opportunities and partnerships with various organizations, Summit Metro Parks provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for all visitors, including those with autism. Celebrating its centennial anniversary in 2021, the park district continues to create memorable moments and foster a deep connection to nature for generations to come. Generated from the website