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What is your favorite Dublin Park?

Dublin has a variety of wonderful parks and each is unique. Please share which park(s) you enjoy and why it is your favorite.

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Jody Dzuranin Permalink Reply by Jody Dzuranin on December 29, 2008 at 5:25am
In August, I was pleasantly surprised to find the Indian Run Falls Park with it's steep cliffs and beautiful nature trails. It is just north of Dublin-Granville Rd, between the post office (west) and the library (east). Here are a few photos and a brief video.

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Rick Frantz Permalink Reply by Rick Frantz on December 29, 2008 at 10:29am
I posted on the Parks FanClub page that Donegal was my fav, which it is, but I also wanted to say that Coffman is great too! It has a greater variety of tree species than any other... plus I work in it at City Hall.

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Jody Dzuranin Permalink Reply by Jody Dzuranin on January 2, 2009 at 4:43pm
This discussion is a continuation of the comments started on the main Dublin Parks FanClub group page.

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Jody Dzuranin Permalink Reply by Jody Dzuranin on April 20, 2009 at 12:27pm
Hayden Falls is a favorite and can be found on the West side of the Scioto River on Hayden Run Road.

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