Hiking in Cleveland, OH
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Furnace Run Metro Park is the perfect place to go relax and enjoy nature. The spring bloom of 40,000 daffodils is a sight to behold -- as are the tall beech-maple forests and quiet streams.
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Kendall Lake offers a flat and scenic 1-mile route that connects two rolling trails, making a 6-mile loop hikers and runners alike can love.
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One of CVNP's iconic photo spots - Blue Hen Falls - makes for a short and easy hiking destination, but it's just the entry point for a longer, more exciting trek to a larger waterfall.
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The Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens is an historic manor from the early 20th Century, which features 70 acres of pristine gardens in which to explore.
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Everett Road Covered Bridge is the last remaining covered bridge in Summit County. Built in the late 1800s, it is a scenic relic of a time long passed.
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Hike this park during the warmer months to enjoy the wooded trails and Great Lake views. Bring your skis or snowshoes for a different view in the winter.
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Brandywine Falls is a 65-foot tall waterfall with a boardwalk path, making it a short and pleasant walk in Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
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The Deep Lock Quarry is a 73-acre Metro Park that is a great place for family hiking and exploration.
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Quail Hollow State Park, a short drive from Cleveland, is a great day hiking destination in Northeast Ohio with flat trails and pretty scenery.
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Hale Farm & Village is a living history museum that captures the essence of 19th century America and includes a working farm, a museum and a recreated village.
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HIking at West Branch can be as easy as walking across the dam or as off-road and in-the-woods as you want, along the Buckeye Trail.
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