Learn more about the unique park, Carlton Way, in Los Angeles, California, which is set on .2 acres of land in the middle of the densely populated area.
Click to learn more about how an under developed piece of land turned into the Centennial Park Waikīkī in the busy city on the island of Honolulu, Hawaii.
Learn more about our partnership with The Trust for Public Land in support of The 606, a nearly 3-mile greenspace trail, set above city streets in Chicago.
Learn more about the Simpson College Pedestrian Plaza in Inianola, Iowa and how the space is helping students and the community find outdoor happiness.
Less than 6 minutes from Detroit, Michigan, Veterans Park has a initiative that will provide park visitors with a nice outdoor facility and water fountain.
Situated along the city’s extensive trail system, new outdoor fitness equipment is being installed at Prairie Queen Recreation Area. Click to learn more.
In Salem, the Salem Bike-Ped Corridor is a rails to trails project that invites the public to enjoy a nice bike ride or walk through town. Learn more by clicking!
Learn more about the beautiful Bear Mountain State Park just 40-miles upriver from Manhattan. This beautiful park is ideal for bikers and hikers looking for adventure.
Mesquite, Nevada is home to Pulsipher Park. With bike stations, a playground, and fitness equipment, this spot is great for visitors to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities.
In Charlotte, North Carolina, we’re happy to sponsor The Trust for Public Land Fitness Zone offering visitors a variety of outdoor exercise equipment to enjoy. Click to learn more!
Learn more about the playground addition in Watcher Park which is designed for optimal sensory development. It's an exciting feature for families looking to enjoy time outside!
We took the fun up a notch in Marietta, Ohio where entry-level and experienced bikers can conquer the trail systems of Gunlock Park. Click to learn more!
The City of Altus revitalized a park in with a splash pad, community garden and trails. This was a perfect place for OH! participate. Click to learn more about this exciting new community space!
The Savanna Nature Play Area in West Linn, Oregon now provides children a creative place to enjoy their native habitat. This exciting park is perfect for visitors who love exploring the outdoors! Click to learn more.
The Montour Trail is a rails to trails project near Pittsburgh that stretches from Coraopolis, PA to Clairton, PA. Original planning for this trail began in 1989 and is still growing into the 22nd century! Click for more!
The Trust for Public Land and partners, including the Outdoor Happiness Movement, joined together to open the Woonasquatucket River Adventure Park. Click to learn more about its community impact.
In Moncks Corner, OH! Movement helped to revitalize a historic Revolutionary War fort into a public educational and recreational park. Click to learn more about this history rich project!
The nonprofit Landscape in Sioux Falls will give children and adults with disabilities a fun, new, and safe place to play. Click to learn more about this project!
The Hiwassee River Blueway in Tennessee spans four counties and is more than 60 miles long. Plus, check out our other completed projects in Chattanooga and Collegedale.
In San Marcos, Texas, Purgatory Creek Natural Area offers 752 acres for finding outdoor happiness, including an ADA compliant trail. Click to learn more about this project.
In Utah, you don’t have to go far to see untamed beauty, especially now that the Business Exchange Park in Ogden has a mountain bike trail. Click to learn more!
Mount Ascutney is home to hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails, and is one of the first state parks! Click to learn more about its exciting features and history.
Northeast of Washington, D.C., on the Anacostia River are two island habitats perfect for finding outdoor happiness. Click to learn more about this important and its natural impacts for education.
In Green Bay, Wisconsin, Fox River State Trail is a popular spot for walking, jogging, biking, skating and horseback riding. Click to learn more about this park and its features.
In Casper, Wyoming, residents created a 43,000-square foot space for visitors to enjoy outdoor events. Click to learn more and to see what's happening!