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The Mirror Pool, situated between W 61st Terrace and W 62nd Street along Ward Parkway, covers almost the entire median block. As part of a beautification effort along the parkway in 1924, its initial purpose of a reflecting pool also became a place for miniature boating and ice skating. The north end of the Mirror Pool features a commemorative plaque that recognizes the American Planning Association's designation of Ward Parkway as a Great Street through Great Places in America in 2012.

The north end of the bridge overlooks the Missouri River, while the south end looks out onto the city. The Missouri River flows over 2300 miles, starting in the Rockies and emptying into the Mississippi just north of Kansas City.

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 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.

This area was once a healthy, forested route for people traveling west on the Santa Fe Trail. However, by the late 1800s, many of the trees were cut down and buildings were erected in their place. Today, the area features various monuments, statues, and a beautiful lake to explore.

The north end of the bridge overlooks the Missouri River, while the south end looks out onto the city. The Missouri River flows over 2300 miles, starting in the Rockies and emptying into the Mississippi just north of Kansas City.

This area was once a healthy, forested route for people traveling west on the Santa Fe Trail. However, by the late 1800s, many of the trees were cut down and buildings were erected in their place. Today, the area features various monuments, statues, and a beautiful lake to explore.

This little urban lake is a nice sight on your urban road run. You might also keep an eye out for the old house of A.B. Eisenhower (former vice-president of the Commerce Trust Company) that sits right at the edge of the lake off Ensley Lane.