This was a dandy park we found in the Delhi area. There is a lot of area here with lots of various things to do. I saw a few playground areas, a volleyball court, and several eating areas complete with grills. We decided to take the walking path which had some various parkour exercising stations (20 in total) along it to help stimulate your walk. I think we figured it was about 1.5 miles or so atound it because we took 2 laps to reach our 3 mile goal. The huge hills definitely add some challenge to that as well. That was what I found on this trip and when I come back and find more I will update this review. Definitely worth checking out. read more

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This is a nice park within easy distance from the city center. Be aware though that this is a Hamilton County park, so you will need either an annual pass or $3 to to gain entry. (Tip: the annual pass is only $10) A friend and I went here in search of an easy, short hike and saw that there was a 1 mile fitness trail. We were kind of horribly incorrect about this being an easy breezy walk in the park though. If you go through and do (or in my case poorly attempt) all of the activities along the trail, it's exhausting! We're already planning a return trip until we conquer it, because it kind of conquered us this time. It started off deceptively easy, drawing us in with jumping jacks and leg stretches before launching into a SUPER inclined sit up area followed by a series of upper body workouts involving pull ups and twirling from metal rings. The series of stairs to run up is no joke either, since the spacing essentially means you are jumping while running. By the time we finished, we had both gotten a heck of a workout! We saw a ton of people walking dogs on the trail and the playground area was packed. There is also a frisbee golf course there, which a handful of people were out enjoying. But man, that fitness course! read more

Embshoff Woods - Seriously inclined sit up area. - Parks Near Me - Cincinnati, Ohio

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A great family-friendly park with a pretty new playground structure and a great activity(parkour) trail that really engages our kids(ages 2-8). The trail is about a mile long and featured a bunch of "stops" that were marked. The exercises are meant for adults but most of the activities can be adapted for kids with the guidance/help of an adult. The park wasn't incredibly busy and we'll definitely return as a family soon. read more

The park has one fitness trail, and along the trail, you can do various fitness activities, like sit up, chin-up exercise, stair step climbing etc. I'm sure it will be exhausting if you do the walk plus all the work out as recommended.. the park requires an entrance fee to get in, for non- Hamilton county resident, it's 5 dollars.. but the rest room in the park is closed, that's bad.. read more

We had a great family picnic here. We reserved an area with plenty of parking, a large grassy area to play in, picnic tables under roof, a couple large grills, and bathrooms. The only downside is you need a $3 day park sticker or a $10 season sticker. Its a small price to pay to be in a park that very calm & peaceful. read more

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For being in a-hood near Sadamsville, this is a good park. I wish there were more walking paths though. read more

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Embshoff Woods is a lovely little park with a fantastic playground, a Frisbee golf course, and a parcours trail. My kids and I spent some time on the playground and then hiked the fitness trail. They had so much fun running from station to station and much of the hike is really a nice hike in the woods with a view of a small stream. The fitness stations could use a little maintenance but it is definitely worth your time to spend a few hours here. read more

We came here to play some Frisbee Golf and found this place on yelp. If you are a beginner, I would suggest this place. It is a 9-hole course and it a little bit on top of each other for my liking. A bit confusing on which tee goes to which basket and which one is the next one? They park maintenance guys help solve that problem, the mowed the trail. ha ha genius!! if stayed on the mowed path you wouldn't skip one or throw to the wrong basket. There were some challenging hazards of trees but too many. Again, great for beginners. Some of the baskets were over 230ft from the tee which lets most people to use their full throwing arm. I really like it and if on a time crunch and want to play for a couple hours (playing course twice), I would come here to do so! read more