Tuebingen Parkway

Tuebingen Park in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is a compact, multi-purpose outdoor space located at 2505 Tuebingen Parkway on the city's northeast side. Spanning seven acres, the park is notable for its focus on fitness and recreational activities rather than traditional playground equipment. It is managed by Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation.

The park features a unique combination of natural areas, exercise activity stations, and a specialized bike park designed for experienced riders. The bike park includes a dirt pump track, downhill jump lines, and other challenging features like tabletops, shark fins, rollers, and berms. Additionally, there is a single-track mountain biking trail segment which connects to the nearby Stapp Nature Area. This makes it a popular attraction for cyclists from across southeast Michigan.

While Tuebingen Park lacks typical amenities like restrooms, parking lots, or picnic facilities, it offers seating in the form of benches and partial shade in some areas. The fitness equipment in the park is well-suited for older children, teens, and adults, allowing visitors to engage in physical activities like climbing and balance beam challenges. Access to the park is possible via sidewalks along Tuebingen Parkway and Huron Parkway, as well as trails connecting to other local green spaces. For those traveling by public transit, a nearby bus stop offers convenient access.

Named after Ann Arbor's sister city in Germany, Tübingen, the park serves as a distinctive destination for those seeking outdoor fitness and biking adventures in a natural setting, rather than traditional play structures.