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Austintown offers several distinct outdoor options for a stay: Township Park features a pond, hiking opportunities and other facilities; the MetroParks Bikeway complements them with a paved route for different user groups. In winter, cross-country skiing on open meadowland is another option. This lets you choose the focus of your stay based on the season and the activities you want to enjoy.

Yeager Pond and Township Park

Township Park includes one-acre Yeager Pond, where there is a wildlife observation platform. The 18,000-square-foot PlayQuest play area is also part of the park. Township Park is located at 6000 Kirk Road and covers 220 acres. Austintown Township's park system also includes four satellite parks and approximately 265 acres of parkland in total. These two figures have different scopes: 220 acres refers to Township Park, while approximately 265 acres refers to the entire system. Township Park is open year-round from dawn to dusk.

Hiking, Cross-Country Skiing and the Bikeway

Township Park offers numerous hiking opportunities, including a Braille Trail. In the winter months, cross-country skiing is possible across more than 70 acres of open meadowland. General hiking opportunities are also available; cross-country skiing is specifically a winter option. The MetroParks Bikeway offers something different: it is 11 miles long, paved and intended for walkers, skaters and cyclists. The route passes through Austintown Township to the border between Mahoning County and Trumbull County. For cross-country skiing, the season sets the parameters; on the Bikeway, you can choose based on the route length, paved surface and preferred mode of travel.

Group Planning and Bark Park

Kirk Road Pavilion is located along the MetroParks Bikeway in Austintown. It accommodates groups of up to 48 people and can be rented seasonally from May 1 through September 30. If you are planning to use it for a group, check availability before choosing a date. Group size and rental period are separate considerations: even a suitable date must fall within the stated season.

Bark Park consists of two fenced areas. The 0.5-acre area has six agility features; the 0.25-acre area is for dogs weighing no more than 25 pounds. The weight limit applies to the smaller area. Since information about facilities can change, check the latest information about Bark Park before your visit.

Choose the Focus of Your Stay

For travel planning, the options can be distinguished by activity and season: Township Park brings together several facilities and hiking options, while the Bikeway offers a set route length and different ways to get around. If you are looking for hotels in Austintown, first consider whether park visits, a trail activity or seasonal cross-country skiing will be the focus of your stay.

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