9.2 miles of singletrack with good flow but drains very very very slow.Best to ride late July to…read moreAugust.

Very well marked trails..Any place that has MTB Trails in Ohio gets 5 stars from meread more

This is the the greatest facility in the history of cycling. The workers are all professional…read morebikers that are enthusiastic, friendly, and helpful. This exceptional world class facility is very affordable too. There are a couple rooms for BMX but the majority of this place has MTB and pump tracks. There is even a foam pit for stunts. The yellow trail is for novices but still fun for everyone! The green trail I could handle but was challenging. Everything else was for experts and some professionals. You can store your bike in a locker, bring your own, or rent. The bike rental was amazing and they let you swap between mountain bike, mini pump bike, and BMX bike. The only small improvement could be helmet rental which you can pick from a basket of sweaty helmets. There is ample parking outside the warehouse or you could catch an Uber taxi there. It's a very isolated industrial location.

Went here in the middle of the day so it wasn't super packed but this is a gem in Cleveland for…read moremountain bikers in the winter. Been off bike for a few months so my cardio is non existent but it was a great time with so many lines to choose from that even 3 hours I still haven't explored the whole place. Staff was excellent and super approachable. Willing to switch rental bikes if you wanted to try your hand at a dirt jumper or a XC rig. Can't recommend this place enough!

One of my favorite places to walk, run and bike. Every time I am in the area, the towpath is a…read moremust. I have been fortunate to see beavers, herons, redwing blackbirds and many other beautiful creatures. Everyone that I pass is always friendly. I always feel safe- especially when I see trail ambassadors.

Don't get fat with your corporate coworkers. Walk down the hill away from the salty restaurants and…read morepeople. You might see a duck or a heron in the canal. Or a Wooly Bear that will tell you how the coming winter will be.

The best mountain bike trail in Ohio.The first three miles of this trail are the best filled with…read morebridges,logs,roots,rocks,and everything mother nature creates.The Knob is single track and fun to ride.I will ride this trail again because my bike broke down halfway in.So I wont give a detailed review until I ride it all.

I am not as enthused as last reviewer. Not the best is Ohio! It's hard to beat the 25 miles of…read moresingle track at Mohican. This place has a lot of technical stuff, but there is no,real flow. They did a good job putting a lot of trails in a small area but the weeds about took me over. Needs maintained bad! Also the new management only opens the trails if we have desert conditions. They want trails bone dry before they are open. The say look at Facebook so I did. I went on Thursday and according to FB trails were closed on Monday. That was last post. No rain since Monday and I go there and the barrier was up! I rode anyway and the trails were dry, except for 2 little puddles. I don't like the broken glass on the trail either! Not the best in Ohio! Also they need more directional arrows, there are several intersection where I had to guess on which way to go. Good technical training and I go about 2 times a year.

Last week, I brought an older bike into Century Cycle and asked for help. The bike, not been…read moreridden since last Fall, and had two flat tires. A young man named Connor P, helped get it out of my car and inspected the tires. In his opinion, the tires were okay, so he took the bike inside CC and filled up the tires. He explained that inner tubes are permeable and can lose air if not used. While inspecting each tire for leaks, he also adjusted my brakes. Ultimately, Connor's opinion was that the bike was fine and to go ahead and test ride it, which we did. Yes, Connor - the bike is fine. I am writing this review based of my very positive experience with Century Cyle (Connor P) and will recommend to all my friends that they consider Century Cyle for their future biking needs. Thank you, Connor - and Century Cycle. Brian G

Every time I go in there I'm amazed at how happy the employees are to help me…read more Every one that I've spoken with knows their stuff. One guy spent 25 minutes on my bike and didn't charge me (I tipped)! This place still feels like a home town bike shop. They will get all my business for sure. Stop in, the place has a fun vibe with the bike mechanics right out in view.

This Towpath is well manicured, has and a level and flat dirt trail. There aren't a lot of trees on…read morethe actual trail so the entire time you're walking, you're in the full sun, which is really good on super cold days!

This is a great place to hop on and enjoy the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail…read more I am giving the trail 5 stars, but it is not a trail for everyone. It is not well-kept, bumpy and broken in places. But it takes you to some fascinating places. I was only able to bike about 8 miles to the south from this point because of time constraints, but this trail is so welcoming that I know I will be back. They're a minimal points where you have to cross intersections, and much of the trails feels like wilderness. But ample forest coverage and the coolness from he canal and the river suggest that it would be a great place to bike, even in the dead of summer.

Last week, I had a FANTASTIC first experience with Blazing Saddle!…read moreI brought in a Univega that I've been riding for the past 25 years. It needed a new rear derailleur cable. Travis (owner) informed me that I needed lots of work to get it back into top shape. I told him I'm happy with how it is now, I just want to be able to shift again. He was perfectly willing to just do the specific work I requested. He did a great job, and he had it ready for pick up three days later, as promised. A quick, inexpensive fix that was happily provided. I highly recommend Blazing Saddle!

Everything about this place is cool. The staff. The dog,…read morethe professionalism,. Everything.

At my e-bike repair appointment i explained what was happening to Giovanni. He listened, asked…read morequestions and found it didn't need repair. I so appreciate the kind attention and saved money. I recommend you check this business out for your e-bike needs.

We bought 2E bikes from outspoken about 3 months ago with accessories. The whole purchase process…read morewent flawless and everyone who works in there was wonderful. Customer focused helpful friendly just all around great experience. Trinity was very helpful and knowledgeable. Today I had to bring my bike in because the throttle wasn't working. Dave assisted me and let me tell you the service was amazing. Because I purchased the bike there they let me know I was priority. He identified the problem quickly replaced the part and I was on my way. I can't say enough about how great the product is, the ,customer service tthat you get there and the people. Family owned business and they treat you very well. John s.

Oh the love of Edgewater spark, once a blight in the 80s and 90s, we would packed a cooler and sit…read moreon the beach, a bit Leary of the activities going on around you, but now you can spends days exploring the beach house, enjoy ice cream at the snack shack or play volleyball at the beach side courts. The Cleveland Metroparks has transformed the culture of Edgewater for a new generation. You can find after work and enjoy a walk through the trails, ride your bike from the Detroit or Gordon Square neighborhoods, enjoy the park at the top of the hill next to the pavilions or dock your boat at the marina, the possibilities are endless...heck you can even get married under the weeping willow!

I have to say I do love this park. Upper and lower…read more Upper has a full playground, covered pavilion picnic area, grills, Cleveland sign, restrooms, lots of grass and area to run and move. Lower has the beach, volleyball, concessions, bar on top, seats, restrooms, pier, lots of grass and grills but no pavilion. Parking for upper or lower is easy but both parking areas are separate. You cannot get to one through the other. You actually have to drive out of the park to other entrances to access each area. There is plenty of walking, running, biking, scooters, trails. And plenty of grass area in both to play soccer, baseball, football, frisbee, kites, almost anything. There is even a dog beach. Lots of things to do and to enjoy yourself outside. You cannot even bring a sandwich, chips and a drink or whatever and have a spontaneous picnic. The other fun thing to do is watch the air show from here. It's free and you see most of it. You even get buzzed by a plane or two. This is an enjoyable park. I wish it was closer to me. You cannot even bring even get a great pic of Cleveland and one of the Cleveland signs.