Weather you take the Fox Loop, Trillium Trail or Farm Lane; you'll enjoy a scenic stroll through a…read morequiet & not well known park. Through the forest you'll come across a gushing stream, beautiful fields and peaceful stillness. This 104 acres plot only offers a small trail, it is well maintained and great if you just need a quick walk. The only issue I have are the typical irresponsible pet owners. Although I've taken my dogs here a few times, if yours have difficult aggression problems I would consider bringing them elsewhere or going later on when no one else is there. I can't tell you how many occasions I've had people let their dogs go off leash. Also, there aren't any trash cans to dispose of their waste. This time, I explored the Fox Trail where you can see a beautiful display of jack in the pulpit & trilliums. You can also enjoy the view at the picnic table ; however, there aren't any grills. This is not a place to take young children nor the handicapped as there are too many roots & muddy paths. But again, a wonderful quiet trail to get a quick walk in.

I came into Kent to visit my family for the holiday weekend and I took the Restorative Yoga with…read moreSherry on Tuesday night. Seriously, this was the best way to begin the Thanksgiving weekend after a stressful day of travel! If you've never tried yoga before, this is the perfect way to get acquainted with it. It's an easy stretching and relaxation class for all ages. Don't be intimidated that you'll only see lithe, little 20 somethings here. The age range of the people attending classes that night were as young as 30 to upper 70s. The practice is calming and quiet. Sherry plays soothing music, guides you through the stretches, and the lights are dimmed to allow each person to let the stress roll off your body. You won't break a sweat in this class but you'll feel more flexible and rejuvenated when you leave the room. Every muscle was singing when I left and I slept like a baby that night. I'd never been to Centerpeace before but I wish I lived closer to attend their classes. What a great gem of a find. I will be back for sure!

I'm 5 weeks into the muscle moxie class and it's everything I've been looking for! I've enjoyed…read moreyoga over the years but I wanted something that would push me with exercise and strength. Sherry Rose is a wonderful instructor with both determination and kindness. Everyone at this facility is welcoming and genuine. I very much look forward to these sessions and only wish they were more than once a week lol

Visiting this gym as a drop in and being treated like a regular! Welcoming community and good…read morecoaching.

Great staff. Great facility. Nice folks. I'm just dropping in once and a while, but I'll be back.read more

**NOTE** This review is for the campground, address 7514 Pymatuning Lake Road, Andover, OH 44003…read more We booked for the Labor Day weekend. I really would have liked to give them 3.5-3.75 stars, not quite 4. This is why: 1) Before we booked the site we looked at the picture. We also went on YouTube to look at the site as well. 2) We made sure that we looked to see if it would handle the size of RV (we have an RV on the smaller side. Under 30'. We thought we did our due diligence and was excited to have a great weekend. When we got there we could see that the site was smaller than we thought. We backed the RV up and the back was pretty much too close to the site behind us. The slope was absolutely horrible, we tried to level the RV and the back was as high as it could go, the front was practically in the floor and still pretty bad. We hitched up and said forget this! We went to the camp store to state we were leaving, but wanted a refund. The lady let my husband know that there were two sites open that we could check out. Thankfully the other site although not that great, was a lot better. We were happy to be across from the beautiful lake. It had rained days before and there was mud and mottes... lol. After that we decided to make the best of our stay. We actually like the section we were in. It was less packed. Of course there were times there was dogs barking a lot. I tuned them out, but my husband could not.. lol. We had nice walks, visited the Nature Center, bought little things at the camp store.

Beautiful!! Nice facility with plenty of amenities. Beach could use a little work but otherwise…read morevery nice.

This is a nice connection between the Tannery park and the rest of the hike and bike trail. Brady's…read moreLeap is here, if you're into that sort of thing. The path does narrow but is paved the entire way if you take 'the high road'. You can walk closer to the river if you're feeling more adventurous. There is a boardwalk area with tables and another area that you can walk right down into the river. In warmer months there is a nice waterfall where the lock used to be. Lots of plaques with a history of the canal written on them.

Like most things in life, people have failed to appreciate & understand the purpose of a park and…read morehave unfortunately brought the city into this one. The main path for this park is not only very narrow & muddy but also littered with lots of trash. If you enjoy the sounds & smells of nature, you wont find that here either. You are almost directly next to the railroad tracks, a dirty river and a bunch of businesses & apartment buildings. The only nice thing about this path is that it eventually comes out to a paved section where the new bridge was built (this is the only clean area) and when the damn isn't in use; you can view an unimpressive waterfall. However, when when things are closed up for the colder months, the water smells like raw sewage. Graffiti can be a form of art but here it is the exact opposite as almost every surface is spray painted with ugly images or words. Although there is a boardwalk part of the way, there isn't anything worth discovering. Kent needs to spend less money on making new over priced businesses that no one can visit due to the lack of parking & start spending some of the cities money on cleaning it up.

The Ledges Trail is one of the best trails in Cuyahoga Valley National Park and one of the most…read morefrequently recommended trails in the area. You can access the trail from the Ledges Shelter House parking lot in the center of the trail; there is the Octogon Parking Lot that is on the lower level of the trail, and if you want a bit longer hike you can park at the Happy Days parking lot or the Kendell Lakes parking area. The Ledges Trail mainly is 2 circles, 1 on the top of the plateau, 1 surrounding the bottom of the plateau with a number of ways to connect from one loop to the other. The top loop is a bit easier with better overviews, while the lower loop lets you experience the interesting geography and more of the forest. Doing the double loop and the connectors will give you a very nice and interesting hike. If you want to add a bit more length and vertical parking at the Happy Days lot will give you a bit more; parking at the Kendell Lakes lot is an even longer and more ambitious hike. The East side of the Lower loop is a bit easier, although there are a couple of interesting places including the Icebox Cave (which you cannot enter to protect the bats) and a small stage like ledge. The West side of the lower loop has the much more spectacular ledges with almost vertical rock faces. The trail can be a bit challenging with rocks, roots, a winding path and multiple ways to go. On the upper loop there is a very nice overlook on top of a large rock ledge. The upper plateau also has a large field in the middle and the Ledges Shelter House which makes for a wonderful picnic area. On the West side of the lower loop there are also 2 smaller loops that let you get some more forest hiking, the Forest Point Trail and the Pine Grove Trail. There is also a bathroom and smaller picnic area by the Octagon building. Given the variety of terrain and attractions on and around the Ledges Trail and the assortment of trails which connect to it, this is one of my favorite areas in the National Park. There are plenty of ways to make a hike more or less challenging. Very interesting and very scenic. If you have never visited it should be on your list for a try; if it has been a while since you were there last it is always changing depending on the season, the weather and even how you hike the trail. Not the longest trail, but certainly one of the best.

One of my favorite trails in Cuyahoga National Park - less than 2 mile hike along moss covered…read moreboulders and canopy of trees. The trail is easy to follow and our favorite part was walking amongst the boulders. If you happen to go on a hot summer day, popping between the rocks provides a nice cooling off area as the temperature as about 10-20 degrees lower when we were there. Very pretty!

I wanted to take a moment to share how much I love learning and practicing yoga and Pilates…read moreReformer at One Love Yoga & Pilates in Kent's historic silk mill building. Anne and her entire staff are terrific. Since I started at One Love nearly three years ago, I have made measurable progress that has dramatically improved my quality of life, balance, flexibility, and overall well-being. It has also given me a wonderful place to unplug, decompress, and focus on my health now that I am retired. One Love is, above all, a welcoming community of health- and peace-seeking adults, ranging from college-age students to septuagenarians like me. In short, the staff and students work together to create a space that maximizes comfort, safety, and a sense of welcome, belonging, and well-being. While some students chat and socialize gently before and after class, others prefer to remain quiet and inwardly focused. Importantly, all genders and races are welcome because One Love fosters a truly inclusive environment for everyone, from complete beginners to seasoned practitioners, all of whom are united by the collective goal of inner peace and physical health. Without boring anyone with the details of my orthopedic and BPPV/balance issues--except to say that I am a 90% disabled veteran who now uses yoga as my ongoing physical therapy--I want Anne, her staff, and the public to know that One Love Yoga & Pilates has been an absolute godsend for me. The classes--which are very reasonably priced--have helped me remain active, independent, and optimistic in ways that I could not have imagined a few years ago. Thanks again for everything Anne and her team do, not only for my wife and me, but also for the other students and the community as a whole. One Love Yoga & Pilates is, IMHO, a regional treasure.

My favorite yoga studio with the best instructors around. A real "homie" atmosphere. I've been a…read moremember for 3 years and I've tried 4 other studios and this is the one for me.

This is such a nice little spot on the lake! I feel like it's a bit of a hidden gem, to be honest…read more This review is just for the park area itself. My friends and I enjoy coming here in nice weather during the warmer months to have little picnic dinners and to catch up. The grounds are well cared for, and when you're done, you can walk over towards the lake to watch the sunset. It's usually on the quieter side, which makes it even better! We've seen a number of native birds and have enjoyed some birdwatching while we catch up over our dinners.

Wonderful location to watch the sunrise or sunset. Providing a panoramic view of beautiful Lake…read moreErie. Always some cool birds at this location. Super clean and they have a space that looks like you could rent for gatherings. Visit for a breathtaking view.