Trillium Trails Wildflower Preserve

Joe Giovanetti

Nothing has bloomed but it is still a great and tranquil place to walk with the calm flow of water. Very nice architectural pieces at the start and nice bits of information throughout the trail. Overall a nice walk.

Rob Martin

Terrific place to take a walk. I’ve only seen it recently. It appears they have a great selection of shrubs and flowers that will appear later. I’ll be anxious to get back in the Spring and Summer to check it out.

d hanson

Actually part of Glenwood Gardens, this is the most attractive little park in the Hamilton County park system. A little bit of managed wild in the middle of Cincinnati proper, adjacent to Winton woods. This is a wonderful place to take a short walk and enjoy a natural environment. Unless a train sounds it's horn nearby, you can almost forget you're in the middle of suburbia. The trails in the Trillium Trails part are gravel covered, which keeps them passable after light rains, but does make a distracting "crunch, crunch, crunch" sound as you walk. This sometimes scares off the rabbits, deer, and squirrels as you walk. 2019 October

Garrett Kusmack

Excellent park. Great trails, well maintained. It’s always quiet and peaceful there and well worth the trip. Don’t get fooled though by the wildflowers part advertised on the map, it’s just a meadow, or simply a field. (In the fall, mostly goldenrod). Still pretty though and lots of photo ops. For those new, the only way in is from the Glenwood Gardens.