The trails at the MSV

"Beautiful trails. They gave me a map at the gatehouse. The trails are hard packed gravel. Trails are well marked. There are ticketed areas, but the trails are free."

"We go there to get ideas for our own wildflower meadows. They have done an excellent job!"

"This was such a wonderful treat for my son and I to explore. The public trail they offer has an awesome boardwalk section (but be careful- it is VERY slippery when the AM dew is still out). The artwork was fun to view, and the walk itself was easy and enjoyable. The Origami Garden is a paid experience, but absolutely worth every penny. On a separate occasion, I was here to walk for Alzheimer's- they really have a great setup to host these types of events, and the trail made the fundraiser FUN to raise for!"

"Great walking trails. Dog friendly with several clean up stations. Not a super long or strenuous hike rather a relaxing set of paths with some slight inclines. Even has a connection to Jefferson Street behind Handley High School making it a nice bypass for those walking across town."

"This is a new park which opened the day before Thanksgiving. I used the MSV entrance this time but there are a few entrances for this park. Plenty of parking even on opening day. Some parts of the park are still under construction but there is so much to explore. The trails are well made, there are paved and turf/mulch trails. Dogs are allowed on a leash and I saw plenty of dog waste stations. You get to see some art, sculptures, rocks and such. The silo skyline mobile is very nice. I can definitely recommend it for the whole family, the kids loved running up and down the picnic mounds. This is a great addition to the city and I will definitely return to do some more exploring."