Friends of Birmingham Park

03/24/2025

All are invited on Tuesday to help shape the future of Milton's newest active park along Deerfield Parkway.

Between 5:30 to 7:30 that evening, people can drop-in at Milton Municipal Court (in the back/police building of the Public Safety Complex at 13690 Highway 9). There, they'll get to view the latest concept plan alternatives -- and also share their views with project team members.

For more about this pivotal park project, go to www.miltonga.gov/DeerfieldActivePark.

03/06/2025

03/24/2024

Anybody know who put honeybees near the horse trailer parking lot at Birmingham Park? ?NOT the appropriate place for our friends, the honeybees! 🤯
Equestrians be aware!

03/01/2024

Birmingham Park Clean-Up Day has been rescheduled to April 20th! Tomorrow is cancelled due to rain.

02/27/2024

ANNUAL PARK CLEAN-UP DAY! Come join!!

09/06/2023

08/16/2023

Good news! Tree crews will be working on clean up in the park tomorrow so things will be better soon!!

07/28/2023

PSA:
THIS PARK iS FOR PEDESTRIANS and EQUESTRIANS ONLY.
Bikes, motorized vehicles of any sort ARE PROHIBITED at Birmingham Park.
Please feel free to notify people who are not aware of this fact.
Also, Dogs must be leashed at all times.

07/09/2023

Some good info here, please read!!

Do you find yourself wondering who has the right of way on a multi-use trail? The Yield Triangle is your answer!
🐴 Horse riders always have the right-of-way
🚴‍♀️ Bikers yield to everyone
🥾 Hikers yield to horses

Why does everyone yield to horses? They can scare easily and have the largest impact when stepping off-trail. Communicate with the rider for instructions on safe yielding or passing. Why do bikers yield to everyone? Because they move the fastest and have brakes!

As a general rule of thumb 👍 descending hikers should yield to ascending hikers. Downhill hikers have a greater field of vision, and uphill hikers might need to keep their momentum. Together we can successfully share the trails by communicating politely, being considerate, and respecting posted signage.
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