We've been having some wonderful fall weather lately. JJ and I both had a Friday off from work recently so we headed towards Hamilton, OH to check out the Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum. This outdoor museum is full of art pieces, flower gardens, lakes and walking trails. The spaces consists of 265 acres of woods and gathering areas for people to enjoy.
(This Sculpture by George Sugarman is titled "Cincinnati Story")
(This adorable chocolate lab was our buddy during our visit to the park!)
According to the park's brochure, the land was donated in 1995 by Harry T. Wilks, a Hamilton area businessman. Pyramid Hill Park opened to the public in 1997 and since it's opening they have hosted several community events, such as an Annual Art Fair and a Holiday Light display.
(LW & JJ enjoying our day at the park.)
(This sculpture by Alexander Liberman is titled "Abracadabra")
One cool part about this park is that you can rent an "art cart" for a $15 donation. You can see this decorated golf cart in the picture above next to the sculpture. It's a fun way to explore the park and who doesn't love driving a golf cart!
(This sculpture by Clement Meadmore is titled "Extent")
We had a great time touring this park and I'd recommend it as a day trip if you're in the southwest Ohio area.
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