River Night on the Cuyahoga. Think of it as a nightcap after River Day. Whether you paddled, hiked, pulled weeds, picked up trash, floated down the lazyish river, or spent the day wishing you were doing those things (okay, … Continued
May 19 Camp Hi to SR 303 10.7 miles, about 6 hrs Wetlands and swamp forests grace much of this trip, with occasional agricultural, sand and gravel, and residential development. A lively current and strainers in some sections require boat-handling … Continued
Cuyahoga River Homecoming will be held in conjunction with the 50th anniversary celebrations happening all over Northeast Ohio!
Cleveland Historic Preservation Showcase 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM, with reception to follow The Cleveland History Days Historic Preservation Showcase will tell the story of the Superior Avenue Historic District. This unique arts district is on the east end of … Continued
Cuyahoga St. to Bolanz Rd. / 10.1 miles, about 6.5 hrs This section of the Cuyahoga shows mixed use: wooded parkland with intrusions from agriculture, recreation, and commercial and residential development. Cuyahoga Valley National Park and the RAP (Remedial Action … Continued
THE HISTORY OF SEWERS AND THE FUTURE OF CLEAN WATER IN GREATER CLEVELAND Think you know sewers? Get schooled July 23 at Sewer University #SewerU Whatever your education, whatever your profession, Sewer University has a degree for you. Sewer University is … Continued
Bolanz Rd. to Boston Rd. / 6.8 miles, about 4.5 hrs The River is channelized between steep, muddy banks at the put-in, but soon twists through numerous oxbows, requiring paddlers to negotiate tight turns and downed trees. After a portage … Continued
Boston Rd. to Station Rd. / 5.7 miles, about 4.5 hrs After a rocky start in Boston Mills, the river meanders into a maze of braided channels and tree jams on its way to the historic Station Road Bridge. Tributaries … Continued
Station Rd. to Rockside Rd. Provided the canal diversion dam at Station Road has been removed, a lively current will carry us from our put- in and through the Pinery Narrows, site of a heron rookery and an active eagle … Continued