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| Overlook at Lake Metroparks Girdled Road Reservation Photo by Duncan Scott/The News-Herald |
Passport to the Parks is offering a view of the fall colors in its final month.
The fifth and final installment of the summer walking program sponsored by The Cleveland Clinic spotlights Girdled Road Reservation in Concord Township.
The 902-acre park is bordered by Girdled, Radcliffe and Concord-Hambden roads.
Visitors can access the pedestrian walkway from the North Entrance on Girdled Road.
Passport to the Parks encourages area residents to get out and get some exercise in the area’s parks.
While you’re out walking the trail, you’ll come across a trail marker with a code word for entry into a contest with prizes such as a three-month subscription to The News-Herald and a one-year membership to Lake Metroparks Farmpark.
There are three ways to enter the contest:
* Text the code word to 22700.
* Email the code word to http://bit.ly/girdledroad
* Call Lake Metroparks at 440-358-7275 and provide the code word to customer service.
Each month since June, a new park has been announced as part of the program.
The code words for the first four parks — Veteran’s Park in Mentor; Lakeshore Reservation in North Perry Village; Gully Brook Park in Willoughby; and Chagrin River Park in Willoughby — remain in effect.
You can enter once per park, and if you walk all five parks, you’ll have five entries into the contest.
The signs and code words will remain in place until Nov. 15.
Those who complete all five parks will be entered into a drawing to win reusable lunch containers, courtesy of Lake Metroparks.
Up to 100 participants will receive the lunch containers.
Story by Laura Kessel/The News-Herald
The fifth and final installment of the summer walking program sponsored by The Cleveland Clinic spotlights Girdled Road Reservation in Concord Township.
The 902-acre park is bordered by Girdled, Radcliffe and Concord-Hambden roads.
Visitors can access the pedestrian walkway from the North Entrance on Girdled Road.
Passport to the Parks encourages area residents to get out and get some exercise in the area’s parks.
While you’re out walking the trail, you’ll come across a trail marker with a code word for entry into a contest with prizes such as a three-month subscription to The News-Herald and a one-year membership to Lake Metroparks Farmpark.
There are three ways to enter the contest:
* Text the code word to 22700.
* Email the code word to http://bit.ly/girdledroad
* Call Lake Metroparks at 440-358-7275 and provide the code word to customer service.
Each month since June, a new park has been announced as part of the program.
The code words for the first four parks — Veteran’s Park in Mentor; Lakeshore Reservation in North Perry Village; Gully Brook Park in Willoughby; and Chagrin River Park in Willoughby — remain in effect.
You can enter once per park, and if you walk all five parks, you’ll have five entries into the contest.
The signs and code words will remain in place until Nov. 15.
Those who complete all five parks will be entered into a drawing to win reusable lunch containers, courtesy of Lake Metroparks.
Up to 100 participants will receive the lunch containers.
Story by Laura Kessel/The News-Herald
what will be price for the code ??
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