Whether you come all the time or have never set foot in Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park, FallFest is a great day to spend an October afternoon in Baltimore’s 1,000-acre woodland.
Try your hand at archery — Family-friendly instruction and target practice.
Get creative with Art with a Heart — Make art inspired by nature, including leaf stamping, impressions, and rubbings.
Get your face painted — A little extra FallFest fun!
Enjoy live music — Performances by Rodney Kelley Sr. and Renae Gross.
Warm up with cider and popcorn — Two fall favorites.
Meet a turtle! — Get to know animal ambassadors from Carrie Murray Nature Center.
Try disc golf — Discover another way to enjoy the park.
Play in the kids' area — Games, games, and more games
FallFest is free and registration isn’t required. If you think you’ll join us, sign up so we can send you event updates and help us know how many people to expect.
FOGFLP works year-round to care for Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park, connect people with it, and advocate for its future. If FallFest is your first introduction to the park, we hope it won’t be your last.
Where is the park?
On the western edge of Baltimore, right where Interstate 70 terminates.
Major areas/entrances (links to Google maps)
-- I-70 Park-n-Ride (Trail Head 1) -- Eagle Drive/Crimea Estate Area -- Winans Meadow (Trail Head 2) -- Windsor Mill (Trail Head 3)
-- I-70 Park-n-Ride (Trail Head 1)
-- Eagle Drive/Crimea Estate Area
-- Winans Meadow (Trail Head 2)
-- Windsor Mill (Trail Head 3)
Contact Us
Mailing Address:
Friends of Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park5214 Windsor Mill RdGwynn Oak, Md. 21207