Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade

The Ohio and Eerie Canal Towpath is a historic path along the Ohio and Erie Canals. From 1827 to 1913, the path was used to move goods and passengers up and down the canal. Along the way there are many visitors centers where you can learn more about the history of the Towpath and the area. The Towpath travels through many different parks. There are many shorter routes you can take along the path if you do not wish to walk the entire route.

A small paved section of the Towpath that starts near the firehouse and ends near Sokolowski's restaurant. This will eventually connect to the well-established Towpath south of this location. Parking is available along the street. Accessibility: There do not appear to be any designated accessible spaces along Scranton Road at the south end of the trail. However, there are several streetside parking spots along Scranton Road. The trail surface is paved asphalt (with partial railings), smooth,...

Gorgeous loop around the perimeter of the park. Non-stop views of the lake and downtown Cleveland. Picnic tables throughout as well as multiple pavilions. The park is managed by the Cleveland Metro Parks and during the summer months, they put on Edgewater Live which has grown in popularity over the last few years. Food trucks parked on the beach with live local bands. The lower part of the loop has fitness stations for various exercises. People often fish near the breakers in the...

This is a stretch of the Towpath Trail, and the route mapped here is an out and back hike, walk, or jog. The route is relatively flat and not too challenging, but if you want longer workout you can easily extend this route in either direction to add some distance to your trip. Though the route runs parallel to the Cuyahoga river, the trail itself mostly offers industrial views. If you're looking for a scenic hike, this might not be the right trail.