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Thousands of brick ranch homes, laid out from the 1950s by builder Charles Huber on former farmland, give Huber Heights its proud nickname as America's Largest Community of Brick Homes. The city of about 43,000 sits just northeast of Dayton in southwest Ohio, close to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the Great Miami River.
The city's biggest draw is Carriage Hill MetroPark, a large Five Rivers MetroParks preserve with woods, a lake, horse trails and a working historical farm where staff in period dress show rural life in the 1880s. In summer, the open-air Rose Music Center brings national touring acts to an amphitheater on the north side of town.
Along the Great Miami River, Taylorsville MetroPark and the historic Taylorsville Dam offer river views, rocky bluffs and access to the long paved Great Miami River Trail. Downtown Dayton, the National Museum of the US Air Force and the Wright brothers sites are all within about 20 minutes.
A large Five Rivers MetroParks preserve on the east side of Huber Heights, with a fishing lake, prairies, woodland hiking paths and bridle trails for horseback riding. Its visitor center has exhibits and a gift shop. Entry is free, and the trails are pleasant in every season, especially in spring and autumn.
A wooded park along the Great Miami River on the western edge of Huber Heights, with wooded trails that climb to bluffs above the river and descend to rocky shoreline and quiet backwaters. Paddlers can launch on the river here. It is free, and the trails connect with the paved riverside bike route.
A working historical farm inside Carriage Hill MetroPark that shows rural Ohio life in the 1880s. Costumed staff tend draft horses, livestock, gardens and fields, and demonstrate blacksmithing, woodworking and cooking in the old farmhouse. Seasonal events include harvest days. Free to visit; check program times.
An open-air concert venue that opened in 2015, with a covered pavilion and lawn seating that hosts national touring rock, country and pop artists during the warm months. Shows run mostly from late spring to early fall. Arrive early for parking, and bring a blanket if you have lawn tickets.
One of five large earthen dams built by the Miami Conservancy District after the devastating Dayton flood of 1913 to protect the Great Miami valley. The grassy embankment and outlet works can be seen from the park roads and trails, with views over the river valley. Interpretive signs explain how the system works.
A section of the long paved Great Miami River Trail that runs past Taylorsville MetroPark and the dam, connecting north toward Tipp City and south toward Dayton. It is flat and popular with cyclists, runners and walkers, with river views and shady stretches. Parking is available at the MetroPark.
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