Hiking in Cleveland, OH

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Brandywine Falls is a 65-foot tall waterfall with a boardwalk path, making it a short and pleasant walk in Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

The Deep Lock Quarry is a 73-acre Metro Park that is a great place for family hiking and exploration.

Quail Hollow State Park, a short drive from Cleveland, is a great day hiking destination in Northeast Ohio with flat trails and pretty scenery.

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.

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.