Nature
There is a lot to see. The best thing to do is to wonder off into one of the paths, off of the main road which loops around the park and walk inside. You will easily see squirrels, chipmunks, ducks, herrings,, Geese (oh so many Geese in this city) and swans. There is an ABUNDANCE of swans. If you go there and don't see any it is very strange. Whats great is that every now and then you can see a little baby swam with its parents like this one:
But the more interesting part is the animals which are a little harder to find. If your an Adventurer coming back at a different time can lead you to more exciting encounters. At night it is well known that a coyote (or wild dog I'm not sure, what the difference anyways?) lives in this park and comes out to hunt. Another interesting animal which you can spot with a little bit of work is a deer. I have ran into a few on my treks there, although they were well off the main path, and you do need to cross the river to a smaller "island" on the east side of the park. Be careful though, they are dangerous, especially when travelling within a family, they can become very defensive, and you do not wish to meet their father with his horns. However this encounter is incredibly magical, paradoxically the baby deer that travel with their parents are extremely curious and friendly to come and interact with you, and when considering the fact that this is taking place in the middle of the city its PRETTY DAMN COOL!
A Hidden Gem
There are a lot here and I will write about them in a different post, but for now I will just share one. Deep into the park, if you can find it (I will not tell you where for it will not be as satisfying for you to find it if you know where) there are wood carving of faces, carved right into the trees. For Game of Thrones lovers it is very similar to a Weirwood tree. And they look like this:
