Mt. Airy Forest — Attraction in Cincinnati

Love this place so much the Doris Day dog park here is where we as a family spend alot of our time! The owners of other dogs we all get together as a dog community and we sit and talk while our dogs play and have fun the dogs are friendly the owners are friendly it's like a dog family community up there. As the owners we talk about more than just the dogs it's cool relaxing and a wonderful place to be. If your stressed out even 8f you dont own a dog come on up there everyone is welcome to enjoy the experience it's a great one and surely one you wont regret lol. Myself and my husband bring my Kong boy up here at least 4 times a week. It's the best place for them to engage and learn social skills and create good temperament with your pet! There are trails there as well for you and your dog to go on and explore. Plenty of parking space for everyone. Clean free environment. Always welcome to bring extra krogers bags or just bags for bathroom breaks for our pets that way we keep everything smooth no one is stepping in our animal's bathroom breaks lol Come on up very fun loving place to be! DORIS DAY DOG PARK MOINT AIRY...

The ponderosa trail is an Xtra special hiking/walking trail, as it is named after one of, if not the greatest, buffet restaurants of all time (also in the American buffet style restaurants hall of fame), located amongst the fine and luscious landscape that the Mt. Airy forest park has readily available for the general public to enjoy amongst their off days, family days, just amazing days with his/her spouse, and even holidays (to include federal and non-federal holidays, such as but not limited to veterans day! I would highly recommend this trail to anybody who wants an ecstatic, exciting, and emerging adventure!

P.S. - Be sure to bring your Walkmans and beepers along with you, as you will need them if you are looking to make every four legged creature, being willingly excercised, talk and bark e.g. high pitch/low pitch (depending on the size and...

Spectacular trails that are excellent for trail running or hiking. Check out the trail maps and plan your hike BEFORE you go and take water with you. Google maps will work in a pinch and no matter the direction you take you can always go uphill from any trail to the park roads to exit more quickly. Trails basically follow all park roads in a hand configuration. There are no large "you are here" signs you would expect to find at any major park with trails. On-Trail signage is minimal and unusable unless you have a trail map with you (maps only available online). Garbage cans are non-existent unless you go to a shelters and bathrooms and water locations are not predictable nor marked on any map or with any trail signs. Bathrooms are only open during warm months as pipes freeze and port-a-potties would be the logical solution but that option...