www.twitter.com/CincinnatiMetro Tweet with us: us: with Tweet www.facebook.com/GoMetro Find us on Facebook: Facebook: on us Find www.google.com/transit Plan your next trip with Google Transit: Transit: Google with trip next your Plan •www.go-metro.com Weekdays 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 5:30 to a.m. 7 Weekdays 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 •513-621-4455 Monday – Friday 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. 6 to a.m. 6:30 Friday – Monday •513-621-4455 Call, visit or click or visit Call, 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. www.twitter.com/CincinnatiMetro Tweet with us: us: with Tweet www.facebook.com/GoMetro Find us on Facebook: Facebook: on us Find www.google.com/transit Plan your next trip with Google Transit: Transit: Google with trip next your Plan •www.go-metro.com Weekdays 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 5:30 to a.m. 7 Weekdays 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 •513-621-4455 Monday – Friday 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. 6 to a.m. 6:30 Friday – Monday •513-621-4455 Call, visit or click or visit Call, 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. 37 9 1 Great Parks of Hamilton Co. 1 Cincinnati Recreation 7 Commission facilities 1 Cincinnati Parks North Bend on 10 nt Wi 23 71 4 17 75 ry me 36 g go in nt 25 Mo 16 ead 74 R 22 13 34 8 12 27 75 2 71 14 Gl 1 en 29 wa 6 11 3 y Co 15 18 lumb ia P kwy 32 28 5 24 20 31 19 35 30 21 33 26 Park/Recreation Center Playground Picnic area/Shelter Outdoor fields/Courts trails Bike trails Hiking/Walking Pool/Sprayground feature Fishing/Boating/Water rentals Boat/Bike Disc golf Treehouse Gym Fitness center/Programs Botanical interest/Conservatory Metro route(s) 1. Avoca 28 (no weekend service) 2. Burnet Woods 17, 19, 51 3. Bush Center 4, 11, 31 4. College Hill Center 17 5. Eden Park 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. Kennedy Heights Park 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. Piatt Park 20, 46, 78 31. Price Hill Center 33 32. Rapid Run Park 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).