• Higher eastern slopes, since the sides run from 7 to 30 degrees and the east side is the taller one, so start little ones on the western side
• Information boards along the trails explain how the ridge formed from glacier meltwater, a ready-made geology lesson
• Ozo Park next door, a green space of almost 9 hectares opened in 2011, adds more room to run

Šeškinės ozas is a 1,160-meter ridge, 3 to 18 meters high, left by glacier meltwater some 16,000 to 18,000 years ago. Now a protected natural monument, it has walking trails and information boards along its winding crest, and a small pond, Lake Šeškiukas, below it. Kids can climb the high points for views over the city and look for squirrels and hedgehogs in the nearby woods.