Very relaxed and experienced owner. She personally accompanies riders on the trails. Horses are…read moretame, trained, well cared for and healthy looking.

Great facility, my horse and our family are treated so, so, so, kindly. Most boarding barns don't…read morefeed your horse but this one does! So impressed!!!!!!

Had an enjoyable ride on a great horse over a nice trail. Alissa was very welcoming and her horses…read morewere great. I am local and plan to return.

I recently brought my Girl Scout troop of seven 10-year-olds to A and I Trails for a horseback…read moretrail ride. We let the owners, Alyssa and her mother, know beforehand that the girls were beginners and that this would be their first time riding without someone leading their horses. Some of the girls were understandably nervous. The other troop leaders and I felt that the staff seemed short-tempered with them at times, making it harder for the girls to feel comfortable and confident. Alyssa's young daughter was also there to help lead our group. Given the girls' age and lack of experience, I would have felt more comfortable with another adult helping to guide the ride. Our biggest concern was safety on the trail. We came across a downed tree, and one girl's horse had trouble getting past it when its legs became caught in the branches. Alyssa commented that if she had known the tree was down, she would not have taken us that way. That was troubling to hear. I would expect the conditions of a trail to be checked before taking a group of young beginners out on it. Later, Alyssa asked whether I thought the group could cross a creek. She did not explain that the crossing involved a hill and a large muddy area that could pose a hazard for beginner riders. One girl's horse became stuck in the mud and fell onto its side, and the girl had to jump off quickly. It was extremely frightening, and she could easily have been injured. After the horse fell, Alyssa's mother, who was riding toward the back of the group, kept yelling, "The horse broke its leg!" Of course we were concerned about the horse, but our immediate priority was making sure the girl was safe. At that moment, it felt to us as though the staff's attention was focused on the horse rather than checking on her. Thankfully, no one was injured, but the outcome could have been very different. I left feeling that the route and its conditions had not been adequately assessed for a group of young beginners. I wish the staff had shown more patience with the girls and taken greater care in choosing and leading the ride.

Absolutely love learning hunter/jumpers and fox hunting at DHS!! The horses and people are…read morefantastic especially the instructors Lana and Audra!! They also do trail rides for experienced riders in the local parks around town and travel to various fox hunts throughout the region and into the south in the winter as well. Highly recommend for lessons, adventures, boarding etc!

The best horse boarding and training facility in NE Ohio! A fun barn that allows you to go fox…read morehunting, horse showing and trail riding. You can board your own horse or use one of the DHS horses.

My girls and I love exploring North Chagrin Highland Metroparks. It's a peaceful and beautiful…read morescenic area. Nature Center is fun & educational. Outside they house a few owls indigenous to our area. Great place for walking, hiking and picnics with family.

I love this metropark. It's big, has deer and horse trails and duck ponds and aggressive canada…read moregeese, and an old stone castle called squire's castle and playgrounds and paved trails and boardwalk trails and big ravines and mud and poison ivy and all kinds of stuff that metroparks are known for. It's great to run through, or rent horses and ride through, or go cross country skiing through, or play on icy ponds in. It's a great escape in the midst of a family gathering where you are fed to death and surrounded by crazy family smothering fights and bonding and boardgames.

I just love this farm! They take excellent care of the horses and everyone is so friendly! Board is…read morereasonable for all you get! TWO indoor arenas, one with fiber footing (no dust!), outdoor ring, indoor wash racks with hot water, viewing lounge (huge!), bathrooms, washer and dryer, access to trails, etc. I'm really impressed with all they do for the horses, too.

Love Camp Hi's kayaking adventures - their staff is so helpful and does everything on time. Always…read morehave a great time when we decide to spend time out there & looking forward to trying their fishing at LaDue soon. Great place to book with and make awesome memories at and feel good supporting a family run business!

The trip was great; well worth doing; the staff was very friendly and helpful. Highly recommendread more

Very big. Horses are welcomed and they do have paths designated for them. Lots of history sprinkled…read moreinto path and onto monuments or displays like the sugar tapping one. Looks like it would be a good birthday party or gathering place as well as they have lots of tables

Another gem of the Geauga Parks District. The wonderful staff and volunteers hold public events…read morehere such as hound hikes and the holiday greens workshop at the little lodge by the pond which is also reservable by residents. Nice forested trails are available on the other side of the reservation for both hikers and trail runners. The grounds are beautiful and everything is well-maintained. Far away from the cities, expect quiet and serenity out here in rural Geauga County.

I've been coming here with my friends to walk for a few months now. Walking here has been an…read moreexcellent experience every time I've gone. I don't usually see a lot of other people around (although I tend to be here around 9-10pm), the wildlife is so amazing to see when they're around, and the scenery is outstanding. I remember one particular night, one of my friends and I were walking around listening to and trying to see woodcocks (the birds) by the forest, and it was just such a great way to bond and experience nature to the fullest. Now that it's winter, the wildlife isn't out nearly as much, and that's okay! It's still an excellent walking trail. It's decently plowed, although I do wish that it was salted in some spots-- most of the walk is okay, but in a few spots, I was slipping on the ice. So if you come here while it snowed recently, make sure to be really careful on the ice! Essentially, it's a great place to walk and make memories if you like to go with buddies!

More and more bikes and scooters taking up the paths, it's a walking park, not a bike park per the…read moresigns. Also, one of the houses by route 44 shoots guns out their back which basically puts you down range of what ever they're shooting at when you're walking around the north side of the pond. It's happened the last 3 times I've been there walking my dog.