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The Headwaters Trail is an 8.5-mile multipurpose paved trail that runs through some very peaceful forests and wetlands between Mantua and Garrettsville. This section of the trail is part of the Buckeye Trail and marks where the Burton and Mogadore sections intersect.

Beckwith's pies are delicious. Fruits, of course, are seasonal.

Bell Tower Brewing Company is the first "neighborhood brewery" in Kent, and offers bike parking along with relaxed, friendly atmosphere to enjoy a post-ride brew or cocktail.

From this trailhead you can access several miles of mountain biking trails. The main trail, Lamb Loop runs about 5 miles with some fun curves and mixed terrain. There are a couple other connector trails offering shorter loops or different terrain as well.

The 34-mile long Bike and Hike Trail was one of the first of the "Rails to Trails" programs in the country. There are multiple trailheads along its route, so you can tailor your ride to your liking.

"Beer is proof that god loves us and wants us to be happy." That quote is often attributed to Benjamin Franklin, though there is debate as to whether or not he actually said it. However, it is something to keep in mind as you enjoy one of the wonderful selection of brews made inside this converted church. Don't worry if you've worked up an appetite as well as a thirst, since the food here is just as excellent as the beer.

Much of the 7-mile long Portage Trail follows traditional Native American routes that have been in use for millennia. These days the trail connects a number of towns across the region and travels by many schools, parks, nature preserves, and businesses.

Towner's Woods is home to the 539-acre Lake Pippen and the Towner Mound. The mound was created by the people from the Hopewell Culture that thrived along the Eastern Woodlands and Great Lakes Region and further south to the Gulf Coast and Florida. Not a single society or tribe, the Hopewell were connected by a vast trade network across pre-contact America.