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The Freedom Trail was built on an unused section of railroad to connect the people of Kent and Akron. Along the way you'll pass through parks, along rivers and lakes, and have a good chance at spotting some wildlife.

This 92-acre park has a rain garden, picnic tables, athletic fields and some woods. It also serves as the trailhead for the Blacklick Creek Trail.

Lower Shaker Lake features a scenic 0.44-mile, 10-foot wide asphalt trail between Lower Lake and South Park Boulevard in Shaker Heights. The park, with roots tracing back to the Shakers (1822-1889), includes ravines, lakes, woods, and greenspace. The trail connects to the 6-mile Lake-to-Lakes Trail, enhancing regional recreation and providing a safe, off-road biking route linking North Woodland to North Park Boulevard.

Shaker Lake provides a natural area in the middle of the city, where you can spot wildlife and have a relaxing walk around the lake. The lake was created 185 years ago by damming the Doan Brook to be used by a sawmill. It was donated by the Shaker Heights Land Company in 1895 to the city of Cleveland with the purpose of creating a park.

Great summer location to go swimming in Lake Erie and enjoy the sunshine with the family. The beach has restrooms and changing rooms. Dogs are allowed on certain sections of the coast.

Summit Lake is a natural, glacial lake and the high point along the Ohio & Erie Canal. There is a bridge that crosses the south end of the lake and gives you a great view of the body of water.

Another small beautiful lake that is so common around this area. A nice walk from here is to Lake Isaac on the Lake-to-Lake Trail, which is 2.4 miles away.

This is a small, beautiful lake and more of a starting point for the Lake- to-Lake trail than anything else. You can start from here and walk or bike to Lake Abrams which is just 2.4 miles from here. It is a stunning route in all seasons.