Sprawling for a hundred mile stretch along the shore of Lake Erie, the Cleveland metro area is clearly a big urban center, but with little effort visitors will find miles of city park trails, lake-side beaches and a well-rounded assortment of museums and sporting events.
Long Bridge Trail begins on Pigeon Roost Road and runs to Noxubee Hill Road. The trail runs gradually downhill through open mature pine and hardwood forest to a creek bottom. This is a large creek and the longest bridge in this trail system crosses the creek. The trail continues through pine woods in the bottomland and along the edge of a creek before crossing another small bridge and beginning a sharp climb through a pine forest back into the hills and N oxubee Hill Road.
SouthwestIdeally located between Cincinnati and Dayton, Butler County, Ohio features unique communities all with distinctive attractions, a variety of hotels and bed & breakfasts, and hidden historical gems. With everything from thrilling outdoor sports activities to modernly chic shopping hot-spots, Butler County has something for visitors of every age! Request this Free Visitor GuideRequested!You're all set! Complete the form below to receive your guides by mail.
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SouthwestIdeally located between Cincinnati and Dayton, Butler County, Ohio features unique communities all with distinctive attractions, a variety of hotels and bed & breakfasts, and hidden historical gems. With everything from thrilling outdoor sports activities to modernly chic shopping hot-spots, Butler County has something for visitors of every age! Request this Free Visitor GuideRequested!You're all set! Complete the form below to receive your guides by mail.
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