ジョンソン郡のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

This great little 10-acre park connects to both the Leawood trail system and the Overland Park trails. It has a playground, restrooms, a picnic shelter with a grill, and a beautiful Taiwanese garden. The park itself is named for Leawood's sister city in Taiwan.

Tomahawk Creek is a fishing spot where anglers can catch panfish, largemouth bass, northern pike, and crappie. It is a scenic creek and has a good amount of shade, a nice spot to visit on a hot day.

This scenic 957-acre park features a mix of rolling grasslands, woodlands, streams, and abundant plants and wildlife. There are 4 miles (6.44 km) of multi-use paved trails perfect for biking and an additional 4.5 miles (7.24 km) of singletrack for hikers and mountain bikers to enjoy exploring this beautiful area.

Cedar Niles Park has almost 10 miles of hiking and biking trails. The trails run through dense woodland, and past streams and wildflowers.

Black Bob Park encompasses right around 80 acres and shares a space with Black Bob Bay, which is a water park open to residents and visitors of Olathe. There is a walking path that circles around the property, which has way more recreational offerings besides the water park.

Black Bob Park encompasses right around 80 acres and shares a space with Black Bob Bay, which is a water park open to residents and visitors of Olathe. There is a walking path that circles around the property, which has way more recreational offerings besides the water park.

Black Bob Park encompasses right around 80 acres and shares a space with Black Bob Bay, which is a water park open to residents and visitors of Olathe. There is a walking path that circles around the property, which has way more recreational offerings besides the water park.

I-Lan Park, a tribute to Leawood's sister city relationship with I-Lan, Taiwan, beckons with its unique charm. Here, you'll discover "Cloud Gate," a captivating piece of public art that adds to the park's allure. Nestled along the Tomahawk Trail, it's the perfect spot to pause, appreciate art, and enjoy a picnic at one of the several tables available.