This was such a fun and exciting adventure! The business is well-organized with knowledgeable…read moreguides. I was looking for a riding style that wasn't nose to tail and this certainly exceeded my expectations. Diesel was a solid horse with a good head and willing attitude. We got stuck in a wild thunderstorm and the horses still handled it so well! All of the horses in the stable are taken care of and look so good! Would absolutely recommend and will be back in the future!

Family Stable is the friendliest, most helpful stable I have ever experienced…read more They have trained, safe, desensitized horses to ride and are willing to offer help whenever needed. Everyone there works as a team. The owner, Mike, and his three sons are down-to-earth people who take the best care of customers. So are their other staff. Riding around Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds and in the Metroparks of Berea is a relaxing, fun experience. There is a little creek we sometimes cross, which people and horses like. The only drawback of the stable is the lack of pasture turnout for boarders. This could be good for me because I hope to stable my fat pony there so he does not eat too much pasture grass. I also hope to have Mike's son Hakeem (sp?) help me train this pony because Hakeem is a gifted horse trainer. He must get this from his father, Mike.

Great trail ride the kids loved it. Horses and guide were wonderful. We will come back againread more

Beautiful place, wonderful people who love their animals. Excellent riding experience for my son…read more If you or your child is interested in learning to ride...this is the place to go.

Five stars because it's a velodrome where once there was a vacant lot. Oh, and you can try it for…read morefree, and they have classes for you to learn how to ride on a track, along with bikes you can borrow. If you don't want to ride, you can watch plenty of races -- just check their schedule. You can fuss about the lack of a roof and the small size, but I welcome you to compare a small outdoor velodrome to no velodrome. This place is driven by volunteers and philanthropy, and having one of the only velodromes in the region is a nice thing for Slavic Village and Cleveland.

The Cleveland Velodrome is important for all Ohio bicyclists, as it is the only velodrome in Ohio…read moreand one of the few in the Midwest! It is the most fun place to ride in Ohio! Brett Davis and Fast Track Cycling do a great job of running the Velodrome, offering free training for Ohio Bicycle Federation members each year as part of OBF Day in Cleveland! Thanks to Fast Track Cycling and their Cleveland Velodrome!

I haven't been out with these guys in years but they are top notch. Today's adventure was faulous…read more Trip around Rocky River and into the Lake with its nice gentle swell. Mark and Josh were excellent guides. They took care of everyone. Equipment was first rate and even though it rained a bit during the paddle, everyone stayed almost completely dry. See you next year! Mark Felber.

Great experience and lovely staff! Will was especially helpful during check in. He showed me how I…read morecould safely store my phone without risking it dropping or getting wet. The staff was wonderful with my dog as well. Would recommend!

I figured I would start off my staycation with a nice day of kayaking so I figured a nice paddle…read morefrom Kent to Cuyahoga Falls would be fun. I went online to Paddletheriver.com to book the trip with Burning River Adventures, making the reservation was easy, you can even do the waiver online to make the trip easier. Since I have my own kayak booking the 6 mile trip only cost $15. I arrived at the Waterworks Park in Cuyahoga Falls without much trouble, it is a couple of miles from the downtown exit of Route 8. Burning River does not have a permanent building at the park, but they do meet you at the boat ramp location with a van with trailer and a mobile office. Check in was easy and the driver helped me to load my kayak on the trailer, he also pointed out where to park and the bathroom nearby. When the other groups who were going had arrived we got the safety talk and advise on how to paddle the section of river we would be covering. We then loaded up the van and headed out. We got to the Middlebury Road river access point which is the put in for the 4 mile trip that the rest of the guests were taking. Not only did the driver get everything unloaded, but he got into the river and all of the people loaded into their kayaks and going on the river; this was very helpful as the put in seemed a bit steep. I did note that they put GPS trackers on the rental kayaks so they would know when they were coming to the takeout location and could help them out. After that we drove the rest of the way to the Kramer Field river access location in Kent; I was hoping we were going a bit further up river to the John Brown Tannery Park location, but the difference is only about 1/4 mile. The put in here is very narrow and steep so I was glad to have help getting my kayak to the river. Once to the river I had time to get myself all setup and launch right under the bridge. From Kent downriver to Cuyahoga Falls in an interesting run, there are nice mellow stretches with some occasional rapids. The river mostly stays in a shallow ravine with plenty of woods and vegetation. The feel is that you are in the wild even though you are actually passing through some fairly populous cities. You do pass a number of houses that back up to the river, but they are few and far between. The river overall is a great paddle, with nothing too challenging; with the water levels pretty high from recent rain there was one small section of whitewater just as I was coming into Newton Falls that did give me a pretty sizeable spash. During the trip I saw a number of Blue Herons, some turtles, deer and a falcon. The bridge at Newton Falls is being rebuilt, but it is easy to still go underneath. Arriving into Waterworks Park you still have about 1/2 mile until you get to the takeout ramp. Luckily the driver was there to help me get out of the kayak and then get the kayak up to my car. I would recommend Burning River Adventures as a great outfitter if you are looking to get out and have some fun paddling on the Cuyahoga River. The run from Kent to Cuyahoga Falls is a nice section of the river. Burning River uses very nice sit on top kayaks which are easy to get on and off. The staff is friendly and knowledgably, plus they do a good job of getting newer kayakers on the river in a safe manner. For those who have their own kayak the cost is very reasonable to get a shuttle up river and your car is located at the takeout which is very convenient. Get out there and enjoy yourself. We are lucky enough to have some great recreational opportunities in this area and the Cuyahoga River has opened up a lot of places to access the river.

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!

Gorgeous local trail. Definitely stroller and wheelchair friendly. It's a pretty even trail with…read morevery small bits of rocky terrain. It's about a 2 mile loop to the pond, and it's definitely worth the stroll. It's also a pretty shady trail, but definitely wear sunscreen because there are parts that have very little to no sun coverings. Awesome wildlife, plants, and insects too!

Good time checking out Nosotros for the first time. It is a smaller rock climbing gym without…read moreharnesses. I think that's important to note to level expectations. There are two "rooms". There is a little bit of exercise equipment as well.

Good price for members, plus the walls change often enough but still enough time to complete…read moreroutes. i love the option for 24hrs access

This is my favorite mountain bike trail, so far…read more As of April, 2012, there were two new mountain bike trails built in the Strongsville Metroparks Reservation just south of Route 82. Royalview is located off the main road in the park. It's not a challenging trail by CAMBA standards, but it is a fun, fast trail that you can maintain a lot of speed on. You won't need a full suspension bike for these trails, but it's always nice to have. I would definitely recommend a front suspension system, however. The two new trails are in great condition. One is yellow (novice) and one is red (intermediate). I don't think either trail is particularly challenging in terms of difficulty of obstacles (there really are none), but the red trail will definitely give you more of a workout. I believe, combined, the trails stretch approximately nine miles. I am adding this review to my list of mountain bike trails around Cleveland, so feel free to browse.

Great place to run, bike, lose yourself in secluded and peaceful areas. Really awesome fall…read morecolors. Horse trails, too. Monkey run on a quiet weekday and just listened to the trees rustling in the wind. Scored a saved-the-day-toilet 3 miles out. Park Ranger on patrol made me feel safe. Can't wait to return in the fall for another scenic run.