Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour of Cuyahoga Valley

Offering stunning views over the scenic Chippewa Creek Gorge, this overlook is a perfect spot to witness the gorge’s layered rock formations and forested surroundings. It’s a peaceful area ideal for nature photography and contemplation.

Named for its delicate, cascading waters that resemble a bridal veil, this waterfall is a serene destination within Cuyahoga Valley. Surrounded by lush greenery, it’s a peaceful spot for hiking, photography, and enjoying nature’s beauty.

Located near the town of Bedford, this impressive waterfall showcases powerful cascades over rugged sandstone ledges. The falls are accessible by a short hike and are a popular site for photographers and nature lovers.

This historic building serves as a visitor center, offering exhibits on canal history, park information, and resources for exploring the area. It's a great starting point for hikes and learning about the Ohio & Erie Canal’s history.

One of the park’s most iconic waterfalls, Brandywine Falls plunges 65 feet over sandstone cliffs. Accessible via boardwalk, this popular destination offers breathtaking views and a glimpse into Ohio's natural beauty.

A hub for outdoor education, this nature center offers exhibits on local flora and fauna, guided hikes, and seasonal programs. It’s a perfect spot for families and anyone interested in the park’s ecosystem.

A historic iron truss bridge spanning the Cuyahoga River, Station Road Bridge is a picturesque site that’s popular with photographers. It connects to nearby trails and offers scenic river views.

This district features remnants of the Jaite Paper Mill and tells the story of industrial life along the river. Visitors can explore historic structures and learn about the area’s industrial heritage.

Known for its deep sandstone quarries, this park offers scenic hiking trails, remnants of canal locks, and unique geological features. It's a fascinating blend of nature and history.

The last remaining covered bridge in Summit County, this charming bridge offers a scenic, historic setting that’s ideal for photography. It’s a picturesque spot for hikes or a quiet retreat.

This living history museum brings Ohio’s past to life with restored 19th-century buildings, demonstrations, and farm animals. It’s a fun, interactive way to experience Ohio’s pioneer days.

Spanning over 33,000 acres, this park is an oasis of forests, wetlands, and meadows. Known for its scenic trails, waterfalls, and rich history, it's a destination for outdoor adventures and relaxation in Ohio’s natural landscapes.