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Overview – The reservation is a long, narrow outpost of the Cleveland Metroparks. It runs through seven West Side suburbs, its course determined by the Rocky River. Most trails fan out from the Nature Center, located at the bottom of Cedar Point Road and Valley Parkway in North Olmsted. – – The Experience – A good place to start is the Fort Hill Trail overlooking the valley, a moderate 1.3 miles with light climbing. The route goes past one of the park's treasures: a grouping of Native American earthworks that are evidence of early settlement. The Wildlife Management…
07/05/02
cleveland's "universal park"
by pockuly
my wife and i just came back from a trip to arizona + the grand canyon.it was awsome.it was .however.
one dimensional.the Cleveland Metroparks have so much more to offer.the combination of flora,fauna and variety of spectacular natural scenery changes with every turn.we will take vacations to other places,but always look forward to getting back to our favorite,Cleveland Metroparks,specifically the Rocky River Reservation!
- Pros: trails, no fee, fauna,flora+scenery
- Cons: bikes on roadway, tail gaiters, trash not in cans
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Mountain biking is a popular activity, featuring moderately technical trails. Paved trails are available for cyclists as well.
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