There is always something new to discover at Phil Hardberger Park!
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Phil Hardberger Park is a Learning Landscape
Great for Field Trips of All Ages
Connecting People to Nature, since 2010
The event's purpose is to learn about the many special understory and canopy trees in our area.
Join us for our monthly 5 Mile Hike at Phil Hardberger Park, and bring a friend!
Join Ms Wendy and friends in the park for Story Time! This month we’ll explore Let’s Save the Earth with Mason in Recycled Togs. We'll sing songs, read stories, and have a make-and-take craft.
Stop by our Greeter's tables to pick up a Grab-N-Go kit with activities to help you explore the park. Every month, we explore a new topic or concept in the park.
Do you have a health or mobility limitation? We want to give you a lift to the Land Bridge!
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Why we used the name Mexican cardinal—and why this first-ever sighting in Phil Hardberger Park offers a glimpse into shifting habitats and changing biodiversity.
To honor the day, visitors are invited to enjoy the land bridge on December 12 and share photos with #WildlifeCrossingDay.
In a landmark moment for urban ecology conservation and design, the Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge at Phil Hardberger Park has been honored with an ASLA Honor Award in the General Design category by the American Society of Landscape Architects.
The Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge and the Skywalk are open when the park is open: sunrise to sunset.
