Things To Know

Brandywine Falls, also in CVNP, is 60’ high and the most impressive waterfall in the Lake Erie Watershed. It has a boardwalk to the base of the falls. Water Source: Brandywine Creek  gps:41.27694N 81.53833W

Buttermilk Falls is in the beautiful Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP).
It’s a scenic 20-foot high waterfall in a secluded glen. Water Source: Spring Creek gps: 41.26278N 81.5675W

Mill Creek Falls, within the city limits of Cleveland, includes a small park and history center. This 45’ waterfall withscenic overlook is part of the Garfield Park Reservation in the Cleveland Metroparks system. Water Source: gps: Mill Creek 41.44528N 81.62528W

Great Falls of Tinker’s Creek is a 15’ urban waterfall that’s 80’wide in high water crest. It’s located in Bedford’s Viaduct Park ( also part of Cleveland Metroparks ), whose focus is the viaduct built in 1865 over the gorge. Water Source: Tinkers Creek gps: 41.38361N 81.5325W

Chagrin Falls, in the charming town of the same name 25 miles east of Cleveland, has a height of 20’ and a roaring cascade in the spring. Located next to an ice cream shop, it has a boardwalk down from Main Street. Water Source: Chagrin River gps: 41.43111N 81.3925W

More info: Cuyahoga Valley National Park – 800.445.9667
or go to nps.gov/cuva or dayinthevalley.org.
Cleveland Metroparks – 216.351.6300 or go to clemetparks.com.
Also try gowaterfalling.com and click on Ohio.