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Great Parks' programming and events elevate outdoor experiences by providing opportunities for adventure to challenge, excite and build confidence; enrichment to inspire learning and creativity; wellness to promote physical and mental well-being and celebrate communities across Hamilton County. Discover a rich calendar of outdoor experiences at Great Parks of Hamilton County. Whether you’re looking for paddleboard yoga, native-plant gardening, children’s garden clubs, family storytime on the farm, or guided sunset hikes, there’s an adventure for every age. Filter events by location, activity type, or visitor group to easily plan a visit across scenic parks, lakes, gardens, and nature preserves. Many programs are free or low-cost, offering accessible ways to build confidence, wellness, creativity, and connection. Perfect for families, nature enthusiasts, and community explorers seeking enriching, active time outdoors.
February 2026
History Hikes
calendar_today Sunday, February 22
watch 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
group Adult, Family
What to know
Take a history-driven hike to learn about the park’s greatest tales, features and people. Discover what once was, how things came to be and where we’re headed.
Cost: Free Age(s): 14+
Location: Woodland Mound | Hedgeapple Trail
Girl Scout Daisies: Three Cheers for Animals
calendar_today Sunday, February 22
watch 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
group Scout
What to know
What do daisies, goats, and chickens have in common? Learn about fascinating farm animals, see them play up close, and do your part to care for them. Girl Scout Daisies earn the Birdbath Award during this program.
Registration for 2026 will open on Jan. 2.
Cost: $10 Location: Winton Woods | Farm & Equestrian Center
Recurring: Feb. 8 & 22 | 10 a.m. & 1 p.m.
Maple Sugar Days
calendar_today Sunday, February 22
watch 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
group Adult, Child, Family
What to know
It’s maple sugar time! Celebrate the trees’ spring awakening with a sweet weekend of family fun. Enjoy delicious tastes, crafts, demonstrations and hikes while exploring traditions that have brought communities together for generations.
Cost: Free (some activities require a small fee) Age(s): All ages
Location: Farbach-Werner Nature Preserve | Ellenwood Nature Barn
Recurring: Feb. 21 & 22 | Noon-4 p.m.
Private maple sugaring programs are available to schools, scouts and other groups. Complete the Program Request Form or call 513-521-7275 for more information.
Spears and S’mores
calendar_today Sunday, February 22
watch 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
group Adult, Child, Family
What to know
Experience archery before our time and hunt like the people of the past. Touch, feel, and learn to fire the Atlatl in this unique program while enjoying a campfire. We’ll explore the culture, the big game animals, and way of life that shaped the tribes well before our time and make a s’more too!
Cost: Free Age(s): All ages
Location: Woodland Mound | Western Overlook
Winter Walk
calendar_today Sunday, February 22
watch 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
group Adult, Child, Family
What to know
Bundle up and head out to enjoy the beauty of the park in wintertime, from frosty trees and quiet trails to the wild animals you might see along the way.
Cost: Free Age(s): All ages
Location: Sharon Woods | Sharon Center