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This trailhead welcomes you to Headlands Dunes State Nature Reserve, which is home to the Headlands Beach Bikeway trail and Fairport Harbor Lighthouse. This is also the northernmost terminus for the Buckeye Trail, making it a popular start/end point for hiking the trail in segments or hiking the "Little Loop" around Akron.

The trails across the road connect to Squire's Castle, a scenic 1800s manor built in the style of a medieval fortress. The lagoon is right up against the manor grounds.

Chapin Forest Reservation is a beautiful nature preserve full of oak and maple trees. There are several trails that cut through the woods and multiple viewpoints.

The Bridle Trail is one of the main trails in North Chagrin Reservation. It takes you through a beautiful forest and over rolling hills. The trail is well-marked and popular, so there is a good chance you will see others on the path.

The area provides over 6 miles of trails through mature oak and maple trees, providing some of the best views in the Lake County area. During winter, you'll find plenty of people on the trails engaging in snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

This gatehouse was built in the 1890s for a former executive of an oil company in Cleveland. The manor is modeled after German and English style castles of the time. The lawns of the house are a popular destination for picnic goers in the summer.

The Chagrin River runs through Northeast Ohio before emptying into Lake Erie. Along its run different sections are popular for fishing, whitewater rafting, and hiking. Many miles of its riverbanks are lined with trees that light up with color during the fall color season.

The Holden Arboretum is one of the largest arboreta in the United States located in Kirtland, Ohio. Spanning over 3,500 acres, it features a diverse collection of trees, shrubs, and plants, with a focus on preserving and studying woody plants. The arboretum offers visitors the chance to explore various gardens, trails, and natural landscapes. Notable attractions include the Murch Canopy Walk, a suspension bridge that takes visitors through the treetops, providing a unique perspective of the forest. The Holden Arboretum also collaborates on research and conservation efforts, contributing to the understanding and preservation of plant life.