Learn how to identify trees! The Tree and Environment Committee invites you to a fun, family friendly scavenger hunt on Saturday, April 29 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. All ages welcome. Participants will identify eight trees on their hunt.

Explore at your own pace and visit the locations in the order you prefer. Walk, bike or drive to the locations!

As you explore the parks, trees will be identified and marked. Take your picture by the trees to show you’ve found them!

Arbor Day Party in the Park

The event will conclude with an Arbor Day celebration at Kiwanis Park (236 Wall St.) from 3-4 p.m. Join the committee for prizes and fun — and have a chance to share your pictures with your fellow explorers!

• Meet at the back of the park near the Matt Haverkamp Foundation Dog Park — feel free to bring Fido to the festivities. 

• Everyone can enter to win raffle prizes from Scene 75 Entertainment, Mike’s Carwash, Loveland Sweet Shoppe, Whistle Stop Clay Works, and more.

• Ice cream and treats will be available to purchase from Sticky Fingers – Ran, Ran, The Ice Cream Man.

Tree Locations

(1) McCoy Park, 471 Oak Street

(2) East Loveland Nature Preserve, 227 E Loveland Ave.

(3) Primitive Campsite – Near Nisbet Park, 126 Karl Brown Way
Proceed north on Bike Trail toward Maineville. The campsite is located about ¼ mile past Nisbet Park.

(4) Primitive Campsite – Near Linda Cox Trailside Parking Lot, 205 Broadway Street
Proceed to back of parking lot. You will see a small picnic area and the trailhead entrance. The trail runs parallel to the Bike Trail. Follow the trail about ¼ mile to the campsite.

(5) Kiwanis Park, 236 Wall Street

(6) Lever Park, Approx. 200 Heidelberg Drive

(7 & 8) West Loveland Nature Preserve, Approx. 2006 W. Loveland Ave. past Glen Lake Road
Park at the preserve’s parking lot and then proceed down path.

Download map of tree locations