Very pretty little park in a quiet area, lots of cool history.

Who knew? Tucked away inside the Edges of Norwood is a wonderous, scenic, family-friendly park such as Lindner Park and Nature Preserve. There were a couple of families sharing this with me this morning. One of those families was deer. Serene fall breezes through the trees. Sunlight poking through here & there. Simply a perfect day. You have got to see for yourself. Let me know how you loved it.

Had a blast walking around in the rain. The path for a little muddy, but fun to let the kids adventure to what seemed like an old house or jail. I need to look up the story of the park because now I'm interested.

I was not expecting to find a park here, and I certainly wasn't anticipating it to be so interesting and beautiful! There's roughly a mile of trails, if that matters to you, but more striking are the gardens in the center of the park and the ruins hidden throughout the nearby woods. This place was fascinating and eerie. The only downside is the prevalence of poison ivy. It's not on the path, but don't wander unless you're paying attention.

This park is amazing. At first I thought it was a basic park until I went down a trail. This park is the definition of hidden beauty. Definitely my new favorite park.

The history of this place is quite interesting. The trail is short, simple, and not difficult. It has a nice size picnic area but very limited parking about 6 or 7 cars max. There are restrooms also!

This park is beautiful all year around but especially in the spring and fall. It's a very peaceful place. l love the trails and to sit on a bench and relax in the rose garden. There's nothing like it!!

Well landscaped picnic area next to the house with many tables and a shelter to use. Easy to walk trails loop and wind all over the property with lots of branchings. Broken glass lies on the trails near some of the old buildings. Trees have fallen on fences surrounding an area that has turned into a bog. Cleaning up the glass, cutting the trees into manageable chunks and removing them, then draining the water would go a long way. People let their dogs go off leash. Some paths lead to private property including the rail road line.

This jewel is tucked away on a street between Pleasant Ridge and Norwood. I had the pleasure of visiting a few days ago when the weather gave an opportunity. Lovely hidden place.

Love this park. It is quite, peaceful and the passersby are always friendly. There is a lot of education to learn about Linder Park. The creak is nice and the baby turtles are adorable. The trails are very well kept and I never see trash.

This place is sooooo amazing! It's a nice, chill, 30-60 minute hike on the main trail that leads to some really beautiful old architecture and signs that explain the history! On my last hike I saw a giant frog, a shrew, and some really cool rotted stumps! It's so peaceful, 100/10 definitely recommend!!

I love this little hide away park in this big city. It's like you stepped back in time with the spring house, stone swimming pool and love the gardens. Plus I really like the trails, so much to look at plus dog friendly. I could disappear for hours at this gem of a park.

Great place to walk around. They have a cute pond with real fish and old buildings on the property give light to how amazing the property once was.

This was a really neat little park with easy trails to explore the area

This was a surprise of a park for a nature walk. It's a little hilly at time but not too bad. And there are very old foundations of buildings and I think even a swimming pool!

Beautiful trails and very well kept open parkway. Kind of hidden in the back and misleading apon entry as it looks as if its someones home but well worth the trip

Loved the park. But they need to clean it up a little. My daughter also lost her glasses. But we got a workout In looking for em!