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Cincinnati and Hamilton County have many parks and recreation centers where families can hike, bike, picnic, swim and share other healthy activities in a clean, green setting. And you can go even greener when you ride Metro to your favorite park or rec center. This brochure features parks and recreation centers in and Hamilton County located conveniently on bus lines for you to plan your outdoor adventure!

How to ride Metro

• Be at your stop about five minutes before the • Let the driver know you’re approaching your bus is due. stop by pulling the cord above the windows in the bus. • Wave to bus driver as bus approaches to signal your intent to ride. • If you are unsure about anything, ask your bus driver. • Please fold strollers before boarding. • All Metro buses have bike racks that hold two • Have your fare ready. Swipe your Metro pass bicycles. You must load and unload your through the special opening on top of the bicycle – bus drivers may not get out from farebox; if paying with cash, deposit bills and behind the wheel. coins in the proper slots on top of the farebox. Exact change, US currency only. • All Metro buses are accessible to people with disabilities.

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Mercantile Center Suite #1, 120 East Fourth Street Street Fourth East 120 #1, Suite Center Mercantile

•Sales Office •Sales

(TDD Ohio Relay Service 1-800-750-0750) Service Relay Ohio (TDD

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Fun Green

Guide to Guide Metro’s

Cincinnati and Hamilton County have many parks and recreation centers where families can hike, bike, picnic, swim and share other healthy activities in a clean, green setting. And you can go even greener when you ride Metro to your favorite park or rec center. This brochure features parks and recreation centers in Cincinnati and Hamilton County located conveniently on bus lines for you to plan your outdoor adventure!

How to ride Metro

• Be at your stop about five minutes before the • Let the driver know you’re approaching your bus is due. stop by pulling the cord above the windows in the bus. • Wave to bus driver as bus approaches to signal your intent to ride. • If you are unsure about anything, ask your bus driver. • Please fold strollers before boarding. • All Metro buses have bike racks that hold two • Have your fare ready. Swipe your Metro pass bicycles. You must load and unload your through the special opening on top of the bicycle – bus drivers may not get out from farebox; if paying with cash, deposit bills and behind the wheel. coins in the proper slots on top of the farebox. Exact change, US currency only. • All Metro buses are accessible to people with disabilities. The bus stops here Look for the logos of the park systems or recreation centers on bus stop signs that serve those locations.

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1. Avoca     28 (no weekend service) 2.      17, 19, 51 3. Bush Center      4, 11, 31 4. College Hill Center        17 5.       1 6. Fairview    64 7. Farbach Werner   19 8. Fleischmann Gardens   43 (1 minute walk) 9. Glenwood Gardens   78 (3 minute walk) 10. Hartwell Center     78 11. Hauck Botanical Garden   43 12. Hirsch Center      43,51 13. Hoffner Park   17 14. Hyde Park Square   11 15. Inwood Park    78 16.    4 (10 minute walk) 17. Laboiteaux Woods  17 18. LeBlond RecPlex         28 19. Lincoln Center       1, 27 (1-5 min. walk) 20. Lunken Playfield RecPlex       24 (follow park signs) 21. Lytle Park   1, 49 22. Madisonville Center         11 23. McEvoy Park    16 24. Mt. Adams Pool  1 25. Mt. Airy Forest         19 26. Mt. Washington Center     24 27. Oakley Center       51 28. Over the Rhine Center      46, 78 29. Owl’s Nest Park    11 30.   20, 46, 78 31. Price Hill Center       33 32.     33 33. Riverfront Parks         85 (no weekend service) 34. Seasongood Square   43 35. Washington Park      21 36. Winton Hills Center      43 37. Winton Woods           20 (no Sunday service)