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here, when the old oak and beech trees turn color and the weather is crisp. In summer, it's a cool oasis
from Washington's humidity.
The surrounding neighborhood is mostly residential condominiums and apartments, with a commu-
nity garden at the corner of Tunlaw Street and 42nd Street. You will see many people walking their
dogs through the park.
The park is popular for bird-watching; warblers and thrushes can be seen in spring and fall, and look
for wrens in the winter.
The nearby neighborhood of Glover Park, along Wisconsin Avenue, offers plenty of post-hike
places to eat and drink.
