Hike, bike or walk the Towpath Trail on the reservation. Stop at the CanalWay Center.
The Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation stretches through the villages of Cuyahoga Heights and Valley View and other surrounding communities. The reservation follows a portion of its namesake, the historic 309-mile Ohio and Erie Canal. Together with the Cuyahoga River, the northernmost remaining 4.4 miles of watered canal provides wildlife management areas, fishing opportunities and scenic beauty. Picnicking, hiking trails, a 7.2-mile All Purpose Trail, and unique natural and cultural heritage of this valley are also featured in this reservation.
From this loction cross Canal Road over to the Ohio & Erie Canal to inspect the Aqueduct along the Towpath Trail or take the trail by the ball...
Take the trail down into the Cuyahoga River Valley. The Blue Heron Boardwalk, beavers and more can be found along your journey to the Ohio & Erie...
This trailhead is a terrific example of the Industrial Valley meeting natural beauty. Look for the Bald Eagle nest along the Cuyahoga River...
Access to Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Trail.
Hike, bike or walk the Towpath Trail from Lake Erie to Rockside Road as you enjoy the natural and urban sights of Cleveland. Stop by CanalWay...
This mountain bike trail, located next to CanalWay Center, allows riders to explore a half mile beginner loop or 2.5 mile intermediate scenic loop.
The Red Line Greenway is a nearly two-mile paved all purpose trail that links the Cleveland Foundation Centennial Lake Link Trail to two RTA Red...
CanalWay Center is where nature and history meet. Experience the canal boat play area and bird viewing room.
This hidden gem offers a serene location for a picnic or break from the beaten path.
Plan your picnic at Morgan's Hollow Picnic Area! This large open shelter includes grills, picnic tables, volleyball poles/nets, horseshoe pit...
A shared use open shelter, grills and heated restrooms are among the picnic area’s amenities.
Stop by Canalway Center this month's scavenger hunt and search for paper owls.
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Historical Interpreter Doug Kusak drives the 7-passenger cart and talks about the importance of...