COSI, the hands on science museum, flanks the park to the west, and artsy Franklinton lies just beyond that. Three human-like, bronze deer statues make excellent photo-ops for brilliant skyline photos (fun fact: these sculptures were created by artist Terry Allen who was inspired by the Wyandot origin of "Scioto", or "deer"). Continuing north, the trails along the east side of the river leads through bronze fish fountains and a cluster of whimsical statues to North Bank Park, where picnic tables, interactive fountains and another iconic skyline view can be found. Further north along both banks of the river, paved paths direct you toward the confluence of the Scioto and Olentangy Rivers and connect you to the Scioto Trail and the 13-mile Olentangy Trail.
MojoFlo at Bicentennial Park
