1. Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail
Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail has an excellent towpath route for you to enjoy. You'll find various cultural, historical, natural, and recreational resources within their 90 continuous miles of trail from Cleveland to New Philadelphia.
2. Norma Johnson Center
You can expect two things at the Norma Johnson Center: nature and wildlife. Experience the beautiful scenery and natural landmarks and discover a diversity of wildlife. It's open to the public at no cost.
3. Petros Lake Park
The park accommodates all your hiking and picnic needs. Join along the journey of 127 acres of water and rolling meadows with four hiking trails.
4. Quail Hollow State Park
This scenic woodland is suitable for those who are into adventurous activities like mountain biking, horseback riding, and mountain hiking. With over 700 acres of rolling meadows, marshes, pines, and fleeting woods, Quail Hollow State Park offers you an exceptional experience.
5. Tree Farm Trail
Take a stroll to the historic site of The Tree Farm Trail. The site delivers you varieties of wildlife sightseeing and outdoor activities like fishing and picnic. You can visit the nearby Horseshoe Pond to fish and picnic pavilion with tables and grills to hold a family picnic.
6. Cascade Valley Metro Park
This 526 acres park includes more than 7 miles of hiking trails of absorbing scenery. You can also find rare plants in Cascade Valley Metro Park.
7. Bedford Reservation
Bedford Reservation has scenic landmarks with ample acres of forests, beautiful terrain, and picnic areas. It also has a gold course.
8. Centennial Lake Link Trail
Located on the west bank of the Flats in Cleveland, the Centennial Lake Link Trail is built on what was once the Cleveland-Mahoning Railroad line. The Wendy Park bridge is among the trail's highlights.