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Nobody enjoys the great outdoors like an
Ohioan. Streetsboro residents have plenty of outdoor options throughout
the year to spend time enjoying nature.
Camp-Hi Canoe Livery in Hiram offers canoe rental for trips on the upper
stretches of the Cuyahoga River with pick-up and put-in
included. The Nelson-Kennedy Ledges State Park in Nelson Township has
167 acres of dramatic cliffs. Hikers will enjoy three miles of trails
and unusual rock formations including Devil's Icebox, Old Maid's Kitchen
and Indian Pass. A picnicking area is provided. The Hale Farm & Village in Bath allows visitors to step back in time and experience the lifestyle of an 1848 Western Reserve Township. Lake Farmpark in Kirtland has 235 acres of fields and forest with horse-drawn wagon and sleigh rides, 50 breeds of livestock, orchards and gardens. The Cleveland Botanical Gardens cover 10 acres and include Japanese and children's gardens. Information is provided on horticulture and floral design. Portage Lakes State Park in Akron is a scenic state park providing camping, boating, fishing, hunting, swimming, picnicking and five hiking trails. The F.A. Seiberling Naturealm in Akron is a 100-acre center that is home to an arboretum featuring a collection of more than 300 varieties of trees and shrubs. Holden Arboretum at Kirtland is the nation's largest arboretum with 3,100 acres of horticultural collections, display gardens and natural trails. Tinker's Creek State Park in Streetsboro is a 786-acre park offering fishing, swimming on a relaxing beach, picnicking and three 2.5-mile hiking trails.
Carriage Trade Farm in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park has autumn hayrides complete with a bonfire and marshmallows, romantic horse-drawn carriage tours that include a gourmet picnic at Brandywine Falls; and cappuccino, hot chocolate and sweets during winter sleigh rides. West Branch State Park in Ravenna lies on 8,000 acres of woodlands that include camping, picnicking, swimming, fishing, hunting, boating, and 12 hiking trails. two-acre, two-story atrium Rain Forest that is home to 600 animals and 10,000 plants, has a tropical rainstorm blowing through the exhibit every 12 minutes.
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