Lake Abram is the largest remaining glacial wetland in Cuyahoga County. With its surrounding marsh and upland areas, Lake Abram makes up 80 acres of unique and critical wildlife habitat that is home to migratory birds, waterfowl, wild turkey and much more. A boardwalk stretching nearly 0.25 miles offers scenic views of the expansive wetland complex.
The pre-historic play pit and Mastodon dig site are a fun place for kids to explore and experience what it may be like to be a scientist on a real dig site.
The Eastland Road Trailhead at Lake Abram is the northern end of the 2.4 mile Lake to Lake Trail that connects it to Lake Isaac to the south. It is located on Eastland Road, 0.5 miles north of Bagley Road.
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Parking
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Picnic Tables
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Play Area
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Trail Access
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Lake-to-Lake Trailhead at Lake Abram Marsh
Access the All Purpose Trail via the Eastland Road parking area, with proximity to a play area and the Lake Abram boardwalk. -
Lake-to-Lake Trailhead at Fowles Marsh
Access the All Purpose Trail with easy proximity to Fowles Marsh along the Lake to Lake Trail in Big Creek Reservation. -
Fowles Marsh
Once part of an extensive wetland network that included nearby Lake Abram and Lake Isaac, Fowles Marsh was historically drained for onion and celery farming. Today, it has been restored to a large ope...