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» For other uses see Miller Park (disambiguation)
Joaquin Miller Park is a park in the
Oakland Hills owned and operated by the city of
Oakland, California, named after early California writer and poet
Joaquin Miller. Its 500 acres are heavily wooded with redwoods, oaks and pines, and include miles of hiking, biking and horseback riding trails. The park contains the 2,000-seat outdoor Woodminster Amphitheater and Cascade, an outdoor theater regularly used to stage both amateur and professional musicals and plays. The Amphitheater with its "water feature" (the Cascade, which still has flowing water) was designed by Howard Gilkey, who also designed the now-dry Cleveland Cascade at
Lake Merritt; it was built in 1941 and dedicated to California writers.
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