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The Gary L. Haller Trail is a 13-mile trail that runs through several parks and across multiple types of landscapes. There are several access points to the trail and some have parking lots.

Wyandotte County Lake is a 400 acre lake constructed by the Works Progress Administration in the 1930's and is a popular spot for fishing. It's located in Wyandotte County Lake Park.

The Missouri Riverfront Trail is an almost 5-mile long multiuse trail. As the name suggests, the path follows alongside the Missouri River and at certain times, it gives you great views of the water. The trail ends at Platte Landing Park.

Platte Landing Park is next to English Landing Park on the banks of the Missouri River. The park has a multiuse trail that loops around the edge of the park. When you are at the southern end of the trail, you get great views of the river.

Platte Landing Park is next to English Landing Park on the banks of the Missouri River. The park has a walking and running trail that loops around the edge of the park. When you are at the southern end of the trail, you get great views of the river.

Kauffman Legacy Park beckons as an urban haven, inviting everyone to relish its green expanse. Whether it's a serene jog, leisurely dog walk, or exploration of the trails, the park is a communal space for all. Home to the Kauffman Community Garden, cultivated in collaboration with Kansas City Community Gardens, the park also emphasizes conservation and showcases native Missouri wildlife. A sanctuary for Canada geese during migration, the lake hosts adorable goslings in the spring, adding seasonal charm to this vibrant urban retreat.

The Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park is a 22-acre sculpture park with 36 sculptures. The sculpture park is an exhibit on the campus of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.

The Fountain in Mill Creek Park is located at the east entrance to the popular Country Club Plaza. It is one of the most well-known landmarks in Kansas City. A Frenchman designed the fountain over 100 years ago, in 1910, and the four horses are to symbolize four powerful rivers: the Seine, Rhine, Volga, and Mississippi River.