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- Cleveland On Foot 3rd Edition
Cleveland On Foot 3rd Edition
Author:
Patience Cameron Hoskins
: Do not stray too close to the edge of this cliff. Erosion here has created uneven footing and unstable soil. 5.Ê(0.8 mile). As you pass the Bridle Trail sign (hanging by one bolt at this writing!), turn right toward TinkerÕs Creek gorge and continue on the trail. The road on the left is the north portion of Button Rd., which no longer conne
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cts to the southern part. Button Rd. is of interest because it is one of the oldest roads in northern Ohio. It was laid out in 1801 and enabled early settlers living in the highlands to the east of here to reach the Ohio & Erie Canal lying to the west. 6.ÊContinue on this flat, winding, woodland path high above TinkerÕs Creek. Several short side trails veer over closer to the cliff edge, but always return to the main trail. (Use CAUTION if you take these side paths for more views of the gorge below.) At about 1.2 miles the trail begins a gradual descent. 7.ÊReach a trail intersection after another 0.2 mile. Turn right (east) toward the gorge. In another 0.1 mile reach the top of a small hill and another beautiful view of the gorge. Step to the edge for another view amidst the hemlocks. This is the turnaround point for this hike. Beyond this point, the former trail is closed due to neglect and is barely used. You will return to Hemlock Creek Picnic Area by following the trail in reverse. This chapter was reviewed and rewalked by Jim Sprague, statewide trail coordinator of the Buckeye Trail Association. Copyright © Patience Cameron. All rights reserved. This text may not be reproduced in any form or manner without written permission of Gray & Company, Publishers
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9781886228153
ISBN-10:
1886228159
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