This was a nice stop along the northern Ohio coast line. Nice views! The pier was easily accessible…read moreright next to the parking lot

Best new place to bring out of town guests. Bonus points for a rough water day. The waves roll…read morealong each pier support and it's mesmerizing. Pick up food at a local deli and eat on the pier. Plenty of comfy seats and space or throw a blanket down on the beach. Great spot to look for driftwood and sea glass. Plenty of parking and sunshine for everyone

Beautiful man made waterfall with a viewing deck! Long paths that go down close to it, overall…read more10/10 (5.0 stars) (My review from Google maps)

Hidden gem This is…read morethe coolest park for pictures in the area. A great little hike down and you are at the river. The large rocks are perfect for taking pictures. There is a picnic area and some bathrooms but the bathrooms are very old. I remember coming to this park as a kid and being my kids as well.

I'm from the east side, and for years I've driven over the bridges telling myself, "One day I'm…read moregoing to stop and wander through that park." I'm so happy I finally did. Now I already know I'll be back, because we only explored part of it -- but what my sister, her pup, and I wandered through was fun, peaceful, and a little adventurous. At one point there was literally a giant mallard just standing in the middle of the woods like he owned the place. And then there were stairs that climb straight up the side of the mountain -- okay, hill -- but it felt like a mountain in the best way. The whole walk made me feel free. If you ever find yourself wanting a moment outside, a breath of fresh air, or just a place to wander, stop here. It's worth it.

Rocky River Reservation is so pretty. There are many trails and walking paths in this park. They…read morehave a popular nature center as well. The park has plenty of parking, depending on what area you would like to explore. There is a golf course and multiple areas for fishing. You can also take your kayak and kayak the emerald necklace. Very pretty during the fall. I recommend bringing a picnic to one of the many picnic areas or sitting on one of the many benches throughout the park and enjoying mother nature.

While they do not stay open as late as I would like, they are the only place in the area that sells…read morelive minnows (besides rosy reds at pet stores) unless you want to take the drive out to North Ridgeville, and they are sold at an extremely reasonable price. They also have one of the best varieties of dead baits though I myself do not care for using them due to not having much luck. Their hard bait selection is a bit lackluster but they have a very small space to work with and the location does not lend itself very well to hard baits unless one is going on a boat. Great little store though and am very pleased with the service and products I purchase every time I go.

I was really really excited to have Honey Hut ice cream and a little snack after our walk through…read morethe metroparks! The store is great, and there were many lively minows to pick from! We experienced mostly friendly staff, and enjoyed some tasty pizza, unfortunately we developed food poisoning like symptoms once we got home We would probably go back.... Maybe just for ice cream next time though.

Walker Road Park is great! It's located in Avon Lake right at the border of Bay Village. It's…read morecomprised of mainly a bunch of soccer fields and a large fishing lake. There's a nice paved asphalt biking/jogging path along with restrooms and a water fountain. It's great for families and there's ample parking available. Take in some fresh air and stop by for some fishing or just for a walk along the path with your cat or loved one.

Bay Village has a few parks along the lake. Columbia Park is just one. It can be hard to get to…read more Has a small parking lot. There's a beach but it isn't much. Has many stairs that you have to carefully use to get to the beach. It often is very slippery. The waves make things wet. It isn't much of a beach. This is pretty rocky. Swimming is allowed. The water is very dangerous looking. It's not a place for amateurs. This also isn't just a dog park. It's okay for people to hang out at. They have a few tables at the entrance before stairs. It can be hard to get here. Parking lot is across the street. The park is like someone's back yard and there's many locals who seem to like to be here whenever.

Still by far my favorite not-an-official-dog-park place to take my pup in the summer!…read more I'm almost certain this private beach is run by dog-lovers since no one cares that there are 15-20 pooches running up and down the beach at any given moment. Again, owners are typically very responsible with poos and leashing. Just keep in mind that since this isn't officially a doggie beach, dog-less folks also love to come here just to relax. Be mindful. As a person with a small/medium sized pup, I appreciate that most folks who aren't 100% sure about their bully-breed dogs keep them leashed, just in case. I mean, this place has a dozen of pooches running up and down the beach at any given moment AND there are lots of kids--it's just considerate, even if it's not necessary. I love the mutual respect folks have for one another here and that it's a little, secret paradise humans can bring their best furry friends to enjoy! Bring water, poop bags (although they have some upstairs) and a towel to lay on. Later in the fall months the sand washes away and it's much rockier, but in the early/mid summer months the sand is plentiful.

Stopped here to do some fishing this Is a very good place for fishing or yoy can just do some…read moreswimming on the other side of the lake I've caught plenty of bass here which is what I prefer to catch so me and the family did some fishing I would recommend if your looking to do alittle bit of fishing

Wallace Lake is going through a construction stage which will make it an even better place to walk…read morearound and explore. Right now our winged friends are taking full advantage of the park. There is so much bird waste in the parking lot, but who can fault them it's their home ;). I can't wait for all the construction to be done. I'm sure it's going to be amazing.

I mark the autumnal equinox with a hike into the thickest woods, far past the ledges, up the river,…read moreinto the heart of darkness. There, in a sooted cave, lives the Oracle of Hinckley. His hair and beard are a vineyard of leaves, twigs and bits of food; he wears a coat of many colors, mainly the colors found on Holiday Inn lobby curtains. Here again, yes, with the same conundrum: Steelhead? Steelhead, yeah. They haunt me. Mmm. Haunting. One of my wives used to say, If it's so much trouble, why bother? She only lasted that one winter. Bother, indeed. Where are they? How do you catch one? Wives? Uh, no. Steelhead. Ah. They come from the silver trucks. They are dumped wholesale into The V, Rock, Chag, Grand, Connie. Spend a few years out in Erie, plumping up, then right back upstream. Some get lost, come up Burning River, most don't. They've come to spawn, not eat. Yeah, but catching them? Impatient, are we? Well. Get lost. No. Go on. I'm sorry. Stand in the river, cast until your arm numbs, repeat as necessary. Switch from streamer to nymph to egg pattern to nymph to streamer. Go when the weather is horrible, go when the bedsheets have just warmed up, before the alarm clock tolls. Go when the rod guides freeze. It would help if you're willing to walk more than twenty paces from the road, but from the looks of you, you wouldn't walk into the bank if they were handing out hundies. I'll do whatever you say. This is my year. That's what you say every year. Hey, since you're here... got a few bucks?

Visited Burning River with my kids to go kayaking down the Cuyahoga River. Upon arrival, they were…read moreonly offering one of the three trips, which was the 2.5 hour excursion. We were short on time, but we did it anyway. We decided to paddle the entire time to speed it up. The driver who took us up stream was friendly and he chatted with us during the drive. Then he put our kayaks in the water and helped us board them. After paddling the entire time, it took us less than 1.5 hours to complete the trip. My daughter was happy because she had plans that evening. The river was scenic, there weren't a lot of people on it, and I'd definitely do this again. There were some shallow areas in the river where my kayak touched the bottom, but I was able to paddle out of it. Good times!

What a fun time! They do all the work getting kayaks in and out of the water- can't beat these…read moreprices either. Wonderful trip! And thanks to the young woman who helped us check in, you were very friendly

Just got off of the Maumee River with Hunter, great experience! I opted for a shorter 2 hour trip…read morefor something of a refresher course. Hunter contacted me within a few days of making a deposit and kept in constant contact while waiting out the weather and my work schedule. We met at the selected time and place and after some brief conversation we headed to the river. River fishing is very new to me. We talked how how to wade safely especially on the slippery and muddy conditions and how to safely wade unfamiliar water. We got started by Hunter evaluating my rig then watched my casting offering tips and suggestions throughout. We discussed different methods from streamers to nymphing as well as how to fish riffles or not. All in all I feel I got a tremendous amount of info from an experienced angler that I could ask questions as they came up and not just a YouTube video. The best advice though was to get out and do it! I felt as if I was fishing with my brother! Thanks Hunter!

Much needed fly shop for the local area. Flies flies flies!!! Finally a place to talk Zonkers,…read moreNymphs, Buggers and Muddlers with guys who live the business.