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Elk Creek MetroPark
Sebald Park Area

Sebald Park Area

The Sebald Park Area of Elk Creek MetroPark currently contains 352 acres of land for activities, which includes 10 covered picnic shelters, natural areas, hiking trails, and three playgrounds.

A unique feature of this park area? The only public horse trails in Butler County! There are currently 9.5 miles of trails that are designed for both beginning and seasoned riders. Horse trails are open to ride seasonally from April 16-November 14.