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in Greenfield

A scenic area featuring trails around Guelph Lake, offering various hiking paths and beautiful natural landscapes.

A popular hiking trail providing panoramic views of the surrounding area, with well-marked paths and varying difficulty levels.

This park features a network of trails that wind through woodlands and alongside Cranberry Lake, perfect for both hiking and birdwatching.

A state park with several miles of trails for hiking through forests, along with access to ponds and picnic areas.

Famous for its summit trail, this park offers challenging hikes with rewarding views from the top of Mount Monadnock.

Located approximately 30 miles southwest of Greenfield, IND is the main airport serving the Indianapolis area and offers numerous domestic and international flights.

Situated about 120 miles southeast of Greenfield, CVG serves the Cincinnati metropolitan area with various international and domestic flight options.

Approximately 180 miles northwest of Greenfield, ORD is one of the busiest airports in the world, providing a wide array of international and domestic flights.

Located roughly 110 miles south of Greenfield, SDF offers flights across the United States and select international destinations.

About 120 miles northeast of Greenfield, FWA offers regional flights with some connections to larger hubs.

The majority racial demographic in Greenfield, consisting of individuals who identify as White or Caucasian.

A significant demographic group in Greenfield, including individuals of Hispanic or Latino origin.

A key demographic group comprising individuals who identify as Black or African American.

This group includes individuals who identify as Asian, encompassing various nationalities and communities.

Individuals who identify as belonging to two or more racial backgrounds.

A smaller demographic group consisting of individuals who identify as Native American or Alaska Native.

This group includes individuals who identify as Native Hawaiian or from other Pacific Islander cultures.

A popular team sport played on a court where players score points by shooting a ball through the opponent's hoop.

A widely followed sport where two teams compete to score points by carrying or throwing a ball into the opponent's end zone.

An increasingly popular sport in the U.S., where two teams of eleven players aim to score goals by getting a ball into the opposing team's net.

Often regarded as America's pastime, this bat-and-ball game is played between two teams who take turns batting and fielding.

A team sport in which two teams are separated by a net, where players score points by hitting a ball over the net onto the opponent's court.

A racquet sport that can be played individually against a single opponent or between two teams of two players each.

A sport in which players use clubs to hit balls into a series of holes on a course in as few strokes as possible.