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Glass City Metropark has quickly become a year-round destination for fun and community celebrations, set against the backdrop of the Maumee River and the downtown Toledo skyline. With its vibrant atmosphere and variety of amenities, this new park has welcomed more than 500,000 visitors (and counting) since the opening of Phase 2 in June 2023.
Glass city is Toledo's newest Metropark, situated on the Maumee River. It is 3 miles of paths, a skating ribbon (for roller skating or ice skating), a kayak/canoe launch, a playground, a restaurant, a rooftop scenic overlook, a sledding hill, a children's water discovery area, and a boardwalk.
Metroparks Toledo’s Glass City Metropark is the 2024 recipient of the Best in Innovation Award. ... Glass City, which fully opened June 9, 2023, represents about 25 percent of Metroparks’ Glass City Riverwalk development, a 10-year project to renovate the downtown and East Toledo sides of the Maumee River between the Veterans Glass City ...
2 dni temu · By David Fine. October 17, 2024. Metroparks Toledo has announced that it is in the planning stages of a new urban campground at Glass City Metropark on the East side, to open in 2026. Metroparks Toledo owns land between the National Museum for the Great Lakes and the Craig Memorial Bridge, which will be the location of the new campground.
The Glass City Riverwalk project will transform our riverfront with 300 acres of new and revitalized riverfront greenspace connected by five miles of multi-use trails spanning both sides of the Maumee River from Veteran’s Glass City Skyway to the Anthony Wayne Bridge.
Nestled along the Maumee River, the Glass City Riverwalk is rapidly becoming Toledo's top social and recreational destination, drawing over 600,000 visitors in 2023. With nearly 80 acres already restored and accessible, and an additional 220 acres of riverfront green space under development, the transformation of our city's riverfront has only ...
Glass city is Toledo's newest Metropark, situated on the Maumee River. It is 3 miles of paths, a skating ribbon (for roller skating or ice skating), a kayak/canoe launch, a playground, a restaurant, a rooftop scenic overlook, a sledding hill, a children's water discovery area, and a boardwalk.
