Parks & Trails

Get to know all of our shared natural spaces!

Lower Gwynns Falls Park

This park is the largest in our neighborhood and sits on our eastern most edge. Here you can find the basketball court, a large field for sports activities, access to the Gwynns Falls Trail, and other ammenities.

A satellite map shows a green park area called Lower Gwynn Falls Park, encircled by streets, with an orange boundary line outlining the park's perimeter. Surrounding streets include Frederick Avenue, Parksley Avenue, and Sunset Drive.
Aerial view of Mighty Park, a grassy area with trees, surrounded by streets and buildings, with a red outline around the park.

Mighty Park

3025 Stafford St, Baltimore, MD 21223

This park sits at the heart of our community and is the home to some of our most recognizable features including the bird mural, our new play structure, the community garden and many more. Click the button below to check out our community garden!

Garden
Map of various trails, parks, and transportation options around Greynns Falls Park and surrounding areas, including trail keys, parking areas, schools, restrooms, hospitals, and metro stations.

Gwynns Falls Trail

Gywnns Falls Trail is a 22 mile continuous corridor of hiking and bicycling trails inside Baltimore, Maryland, named for the Gwynns Falls, whose course it follows, and the surrounding Gwynns Falls Leakin Park it passes through. It connects dozens of west and southwest Baltimore neighborhoods with parks, historical and cultural landmarks and the urban business district. This beautiful trail passes right through Lower Gwynns Falls Park.

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Catonsville to Baltimore Greenway

Bordering our neighborhood on the south lies a long unused rail line. We are actively working to transform this corridor into a mutli-use trail (bike/pedestrian) that would connect the Gwynns Falls Trail with the Baltimore County trail system. Maryland Transit Authority currently plans to refurbish these rail lines for non-passenger use assisting with MARC logistical issues; stay tuned for what becomes of this area.

Map showing planned, in-progress, and proposed sections of the Catonsville Short Line Trail, with different colored lines indicating each phase. The map includes streets, parks, cemeteries, and landmarks in Catonsville.