Akron Northside Station
Historic 1880s railroad station serving as primary boarding point for Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad excursions.
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Natural Attraction Historic 1880s railroad station serving as primary boarding point for Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad excursions.
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Natural Attraction Historic 1853 mill harnessing canal water power. See waterwheel remnants from Towpath Trail.
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Natural Attraction Watch 4-foot great blue herons nest and raise young from a paved pullout. February through June.
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Natural Attraction Boardwalk through 70-acre beaver wetland. Spot turtles and frogs; two exhibits explain plant communities.
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Natural Attraction Scenic train arrival to access trails, visitor center, and historic village.
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Natural Attraction Street view of early 1900s Boston when the paper mill town thrived—see the hotel, stores, and factory smokestacks.
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Natural Attraction Historic depot gateway to Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath. Scenic railroad shuttle to trails and Beaver Marsh.
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Natural Attraction Historic train platform links to Towpath, Buckeye & Cuyahoga River trails. Shuttle service for bikes & kayaks.
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Natural Attraction Historic railroad station with access to scenic train rides and the Towpath Trail.
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Natural Attraction Stone stairs blend into sandstone ledges. Uneven, slippery surface; significant falling hazard. Connects to trail network.
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Natural Attraction Prehistoric settlement traces on the Cuyahoga River valley. Fishing tools and food waste reveal ancient life.
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Natural Attraction Cuyahoga River meander overlook with restoration exhibits. Wheelchair accessible.
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Natural Attraction Ohio's last Summit County covered bridge (reconstructed 1986). Walk through preserved 1869 Smith Truss timber.
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Natural Attraction Hand-built Federal brick home from 1825. A Western Reserve pioneer monument—closed to interior, panel visible.
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Natural Attraction Historic 1850s working farm on Cuyahoga Valley's Towpath Trail, preserved through sustainable agriculture.
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Natural Attraction Historic CCC sign and 1930s lodge mark gateway to Virginia Kendall trail network.
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Natural Attraction Scenic lake and historic railroad station with connector trails to the Towpath Trail and Beaver Marsh.
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Natural Attraction Overlook the forested Cuyahoga Valley from exposed Sharon Sandstone cliffs. Valley vistas in any season; one of the park's most photographed spots.
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Natural Attraction Waterfall-marked entry to the Cuyahoga Water Trail at Lock 29. Paddle an eroded river valley in scenic Class I-II flow.
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Natural Attraction Historic canal lock with Murphy family heritage panels; walk the Towpath Trail for views of the Cuyahoga River valley.
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Natural Attraction Historic canal lock with floodgate and working 19th-century mill on the Ohio & Erie Canal.
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Natural Attraction See hydraulic butterfly valves raise canal boats—Lock 38, a reconstructed 1800s canal lock. Summer demonstrations.
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Natural Attraction Water-powered mill ruins (1832–1931) anchor canal-era industrial heritage on the Cuyahoga River.
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Natural Attraction Stone abutment funnels water into Mudcatcher Falls—a 19th-century engineering marvel protecting the Ohio & Erie Canal.
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