Alerts
Check here for recent updates on important information regarding trail closures, park alerts and ongoing construction.
Five Rivers MetroParks cares deeply about the health of its employees, volunteers and community. Five Rivers MetroParks continues to follow the directives and requirements from Governor DeWine, Ohio Department of Health , Public Health — Dayton & Montgomery County and CDC. MetroParks also is responding with the health and safety of its community, volunteers and employees top of mind. For the most up-to-date information on MetroParks operations related to COVID-19, please visit the MetroParks COVID-19 update page.
You can also find the most current information — as well as navigate trails, locate park amenities and much more — by downloading Five Rivers MetroParks’ new mobile app , powered by OuterSpatial.
Weather Policy
During, and immediately, following periods of severe weather, some areas of MetroParks facilities may not be available for use. These areas will be reopened as soon as possible after such an event. We follow a reopening plan that has been developed to best protect and best serve the majority of visitors as quickly as possible. The recreation trails near rivers may be under water in periods of river flooding. Please scout and plan your trips accordingly with MCD’s trail monitoring tool.
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SugarcreekThis alert applies to the following parks:
EnglewoodThis alert applies to the following parks:
Paved TrailsThis alert applies to the following parks:
EastwoodThis alert applies to the following parks:
Woodman FenThis alert applies to the following parks:
Paved TrailsThis alert applies to the following parks:
HuffmanThis alert applies to the following parks:
Possum Creek