Part of Big Creek Reservation this trail begins at Lake Isaac and winds through many habitats to a scenic overlook of Baldwin Creek. It is a glacial pothole which serves as a waterfowl refuge.

The Lake to Lake Trail is the highlight of Big Creek Reservation. It is a paved all purpose trail that connects Lake Abram to Lake Isaac. It crosses Abram Creek and Bagley Road through wetlands that join the two largest kettle lakes in Cuyahoga County.

Beyer's Pond is located in Big Creek Reservation. This trail is a short and easy trail that circles Beyer's Pond. Expect lots of wildlife like ducks, geese, frogs and dragonflies.

Mill Stream Run Reservation has a network of trails to explore. Sugar Bush Loop Trail travels along a rolling path through a forest with a variety of trees from pines to oak. A section of the trail is shared with Royalview Loop.

Cuyahoga Valley National Park offers many miles of hiking trails. There is a variety of levels from easy family strolls to more challenging hikes. Salt Run Trail is a little more challenging than most of the other trail in the park. It travels through rugged hills, meadows and forest. There is good chance to see wildlife and birds.

Beginning at Kendall Lake, this trail travels through a mix of open fields and wooded terrain. During summer the wildflowers are out and birding is also popular. Scenic. Easy to moderate

The Little Beaver Creek Greenway Trail is an excellent rail to trail. It offers a pleasant ride through mature wetlands and old industrial areas. You will ride under a covered bridge as the trail parallels the Middle Fork of Little Beaver Creek. Enjoy wildflife and interseting glacial outwashes.

Cuyahoga Valley National Park offers many miles of hiking trails. There is a variety of levels from easy family strolls to more challenging hikes. The Cross-Country trail winds through old farmland, overgrown meadows and lakeside slopes. A variety of birds, reptiles, amphibians and deer are commonly seen along this route.

Located in Cuyahoga Valley National Park, this trail hikes along the base of tall conglomerate ledges. Nice views.

Located on Hinckley Reservation this trail loops around Hinckley Lake. You can enjoy thick green vegetation and wildflowers. The main attraction here is the birdwatching, there is a variety of species to see but every year the buzzards return in March, where people come from all around to see. The trail intersects with the Whipps Ledges trail which is a fun spur loop to explore if you have time.