jmoe · August 29, 2015 14:04
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name	segment_ids	id	descriptn	part_of
Adam Run Trail	778	0	One of the park district's most demanding hikes; forms a sort of figure eight with Spring Hollow Trail. Travels through ravines and over streams.
Akron Northside Connector to the Towpath Trail	150	1
Albermarle Connector	796	2
Alder Trail	787	3	Alder Trail leads through the woods to Alder Pond, where a cattail marsh provides good wildlife habitat.
Big Bend Connector	837	40	Connects to the Towpath Trail.
Bike & Hike Alexander Road to SR 82 North	152	41
Bike & Hike Connector	776	42	Bike & Hike Connector extends the Bike & Hike Trail to connect the northern and southern legs of the Bike & Hike Trail.
Bike & Hike SR 82 South to Brandywine Falls	153	43
Bike & Hike Trail	152;153;154;158;159;193;471;476;478;60;769;770;771;772;773;774;775	44	All 34 miles of the Bike & Hike trail are paved. Some portions of the trail use neighborhood streets. Please follow the green biking signs until you rejoin the established trail. For your convenience, restrooms are located at the Brandywine Falls, SR 303, Springdale, Silver Springs and SR 91 lots.
Bike & Hike Trail (NPS)	100	45
Bike & Hike Trail Boston Mills Road Connector Trail	159	46
Bike & Hike Trail Brandywine Falls Connector	100	47
Bike & Hike Trail Connector at SR 303	155	48
Boston Mills Road to SR 303	154	51
Brandywine Falls Boardwalk	100;99	56	This short, hard-surfaced trail offers views of the 65-foot Brandywine Falls—one of the most popular destination in this national park. The boardwalk, upper observation platform, picnic area, and restrooms are stroller and wheelchair accessible. Steep stairs to the lower viewing platform are closed during slippery conditions.
Brandywine Falls to Boston Mills Road	158	57
Brandywine Gorge Trail	100;193;68;99	58	Spring wildflowers, autumn leaves, and frozen cascades of winter ice make this an enjoyable route all year. The unpaved trail takes you from 65-foot Brandywine Falls down into the steep gorge where you can loop back on part of the Stanford Trail. Overlooking the falls are ruins of past industry and the historic Inn at Brandywine Falls. A short boardwalk next to the parking lot (the Brandywine Falls Trail) provides photogenic views of the thundering water.
Brandywine Gorge Trail and Bike & Hike Shared Section	193	59
Bridle Trail	799	121	The Bridle Trail at Silver Creek Metro Park is the only horseback trail managed by Metro Parks, Serving Summit County.
Buckeye Trail	13;157;183;185;186;187;188;189;190;192;194;195;201;202;206;207;210;211;212;231;234;241;244;264;265;270;274;276;281;284;288;289;290;292;293;300;301;302;309;310;311;314;317;319;320;321;322;323;325;339;341;346;37;370;431;458;463;464;465;468;474;476;478;480;486;490;491;492;496;497;508;514;515;516;524;526;533;534;535;54;570;588;59;595;596;597;600;613;614;615;617;618;624;628;633;634;635;643;648;658;677;678;682;693;696;699;703;71;713;715;717;719;72;720;723;726;728;734;735;736;737;751;754;96	122
Buckeye Trail Ira to Botzum	157;190;202;72	127	The Buckeye Trail circles Ohio. Within the national park, the trail is often rugged and scenic. Follow blue blazes painted on trees. This section follows the Towpath Trail to Ira Road. The Buckeye branches off along Ira Road and climbs steeply to O'Neill Woods Metro Park and connection back to the Towpath Trail just south of Yellow Creek Road. Part of the trail follows jeep paths on the Botzum farmstead. Enjoy lovely views of beech forests, farm fields, and meadows from the ridge above the valley.
Buttonbush Trail	757	131	The trail follows an old service road, where vehicles once traveled to and from oil wells, last used in 2003. Today, you'll walk between two large buttonbush swamps. The trail's namesake, the buttonbush, is a flowering shrub that grows in shallow water about one to two feet deep.
Cherry Lane Trail	809	134	Cherry Lane Trail is an easy-to-travel loop that connects to Fernwood Trail at a 110-foot-long suspension bridge, taking visitors across a 45-foot-deep ravine.
Chippewa Trail	797	135	Along Chippewa Trail, mature trees have grown from thousands of seedlings planted by Girl Scout troops between 1967 and 1983.
Chuckery Trail	800	136	This difficult trail gives hikers a glimpse of the Indian Signal Tree, reportedly shaped by American Indians, before passing the Cuyahoga River, crossing the parkway and heading uphill; then it loops back to the start.
Connector Trail	199;213;285;291;795	137	Gorge Connector Trail offers pedestrian entrance to the park from Front Street.
Daffodil Trail	763	142	An estimated 40,000 daffodils -- including dozens of varieties -- bloom each spring along the H.S. Wagner Daffodil Trail, named for the park district's first director-secretary, who planted the first bulbs here in the late 1930s. Peak bloom is typically mid-April.
Deer Run Trail	156;157	144	The challenging, and aptly-named, Deer Run Trail follows a path worn by white-tailed deer and provides scenic views of the Cuyahoga River Valley. How many steps do you count on the hike back to the top?
Deer Run and Buckeye Shared Section	157	145
Dogwood Trail	814	146	Explore shady valley and ridge-top terrain along the wooded and challenging Dogwood Trail.
Fernwood Loop Trail	810	147
Glens Trail	792	156	Glens Trail provides views from the edge of the Cuyahoga River. Springs flow from the ledges along this trail, providing water needed for liverwort.
Gorge Trail	794	157	Gorge Trail provides access to Mary Campbell Cave, an easy half-mile walk from the parking lot. At the start of the trail, a short (half-mile, round trip) section earns Class B status and is good for users with wheelchairs, walkers, canes and strollers. The trail quickly becomes more rugged as it passes through stunning rock-ledge formations. An upper section of the trail is even considered "primitive," earning Class D status.
Highbridge Trail	793	162	The moderate Highbridge Trail connects Gorge Metro Park and Cascade Valley Metro Park / South.
Indian Spring Trail	779	166	Inside the Lake Area, Indian Spring Trail loops through two types of forests and near wetlands, ponds, a stream and the trail's namesake, an old spring.
Jogging Trail	813	171	The Parkway Jogging Trail is the most popular in the park district, averaging more than 1,000 users a day, year-round.
Ledges Trail	56;761;762	177	Ledges Trail is popular with hikers in all seasons. The unpaved loop features dramatic sandstone cliffs and vegetation characteristic of more northern climates. This route is hilly and has steps in places. There are several connections to other trails. Watch trail signs carefully to avoid getting lost. Built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, Ledges Shelter can be rented for a fee. The large playfield can be used for picnics, yard games, and beginning cross-country skiing. Nearby Ledges Overlook offers a scenic view of the Cuyahoga Valley that is especially lovely at sunset. Ice Box Cave is closed to protect roosting bats from a fatal fungal disease.
Meadow Loop Trail	780	183	The short Meadow Loop is a flat, easy trail in the Tallmadge Meadows Area that can be enjoyed by users with wheelchairs, walkers, canes and strollers.
Meadow Trail	783	184	From the parking lot of the Tallmadge Meadows Area, the Meadow Trail passes by the County Home cemetery and travels through woods, a shrub thicket, wetland woods and its namesake meadow. Several boardwalks help visitors traverse the wet areas.
Mingo Trail	815	185	The difficult Mingo Trail harbors a variety of wildlife and oak, beech and tulip trees. West of Shady Hollow Pavilion, the trail becomes quite rugged, earning Class D status.
Nature Realm Trails	806	186
Neighborhood Connector	784	187	Connects the Tallmadge Meadows Area to neighborhoods west of Darrow Road (SR 91).
Nursing Home Connector	781	188	Connects the Tallmadge Meadows Area to Heather Knoll Retirement Village.
Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail	105;107;108;109;110;111;112;113;114;115;116;117;118;119;121;122;123;124;125;126;127;128;129;13;130;131;132;133;134;135;136;137;138;139;140;141;142;144;145;146;147;148;149;161;162;163;164;165;166;167;185;186;195;196;201;36;37;53;54;59;60;61;62;70;71;72;73;837;838;842;843;845;88;89;94;96;97;98	191	Mules once towed canal boats along the 110-mile Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail. The trail is firm and level.
Old Mill Trail	764	195	The trail takes hikers through beech-maple woods. Be sure to look for the Brush Family marker, which reads: "To all those who love as he loved the far sky and smiling land."
Overlook Connector	802;803	196
Overlook Trail	804	197	The flat, easy Overlook Trail provides spectacular views of the Cuyahoga River, 125 feet below the Overlook Deck.
Oxbow Trail	801	198	The moderate Oxbow Trail provides welcome refuge from the everyday hustle and bustle of urban life.
Parcours Trail	786;811;842	199	For a good workout, try this challenging hiking trail with numbered exercise stations.
Parcours Trail Connector to Towpath	842	200
Pheasant Run Trail	798	203	The easy Pheasant Run Trail winds through fields and woods and around small ponds.
Piney Woods Trail	788	206	Although this trail is named for the many pines once planted in the park, they are giving way to a variety of other species through natural succession, including black cherries, oaks and tuliptrees.
Prairie Trail	759;785	210	Though the prairie will take years to fully develop, the easy Prairie Trail leads visitors from the parking lot into what could become a birding hotspot in just a few years.
Quarry Trail	816;818;819;820;821;822;823;824;825	211	Discarded mill stones are scattered along the moderate Quarry Trail, which takes visitors through the woods to an old quarry. You can also link to the Towpath Trail and take a short spur to the park's namesake, the deepest lock on the Ohio & Erie Canal.
Quarry Trail Connector Trail to Towpath Trail	817	212
Quarry Trail Connector to Deep Lock	826	213
Redwing Trail	790	214	Redwing Trail is an easy loop footpath that connects to the Willow Trail.
Richard Howe House Connector to Towpath Trail	843	215
Rock & Herb Garden	807	217	An accessible section of the Seneca Trail travels through the Rock & Herb Garden.
Rock Creek Trail	766	218	The picturesque Rock Creek Trail leads hikers on a shaded, basic trail through beautiful beech-maple woods.
SR 303 to Silver Springs Park	769	220
SR 82 South to Brandywine Falls	193	221
Schumacher Trail	805;838	224	The hilly Schumacher Trail provides a closer look at some of Summit County's most pristine scenery.
Schumacher Trail Connector to Towpath	838	225
Seneca Trail	808	226	Seneca Trail is a partly unpaved loop leading visitors past pines, a deciduous forest and through an open prairie. Portions of the trail may be considered strenuous due to hilly terrain.
Spring Hollow Trail	777	228	One of the park district's most demanding hikes; forms a sort of figure eight with Adam Run Trail. Travels through ravines and over streams and includes a 30-foot bridge.
Stanford Trail	100;12;7;94;95;99	230	This unpaved trail links the historic Stanford House and nearby Towpath Trail to the west with Brandywine Falls to the east. It is challenging because of several steep sections. In places, American beech trees tower overhead. Daffodils planted by the former landowners grow among the spring wildflowers. A side trail to Averill Pond is a good place to see wildlife. Stanford House offers overnight lodging.
Stream Restoration Trail	765;835	232	This trail takes you by the stream restoration project near Brushwood Lake.
Sugarbush Trail	758	233	Sugarbush Trail loops through the city-run recreation area. The distance measured does not include the walk around the ballfield to the trailhead. For more information, please call the city of Twinsburg's Parks & Recreation Department at 330-963-8722.
Towpath Trail	116;117;118;119;129;130;131;132;133;134;135;136;146;147;148;149;165;837;843;845	237
Towpath Trail Barberton to Wolf Creek	134	239
Towpath Trail Beech Street to Lock 3 Park	129	240
Towpath Trail Big Bend to Memorial Parkway	117	241
Towpath Trail Botzum to Portage Path	116	244
Towpath Trail Clinton to Lake Lucerne	165	248
Towpath Trail Franklin to Clinton	135	253
Towpath Trail Lock 3 Park to Richard Howe House	147;148;149	265
Towpath Trail Manchester Road to Barberton	132	268
Towpath Trail Memorial Parkway to Mustil Store	119	269
Towpath Trail Mustill Store to Beech Street	130	270
Towpath Trail Portage Path to Big Bend	118	271
Towpath Trail Richard Howe House to Summit Lake Park	131	273
Towpath Trail Summit Lake to Wilbeth Road	845	277
Towpath Trail Vanderhoof Road to Franklin	136	279
Towpath Trail Wilbeth Road to Manchester Road	133	282
Towpath Trail Wolf Creek to Vanderhoof Road	146	283
Valley Link Trail	812;838;842	287	The moderate Valley Link Trail connect Sand Run Metro Park and Cascade Valley Metro Park / North.
Walking Course	789	298
Weaver School Connector	782	299
Willow Trail	791	301	Willow Trail passes the Tuscarawas Race, Tuscarawas River and Little Turtle Pond, where young anglers 15 and under can fish.
Wood Hollow Trail	768	302	NOTE: Not yet open to the public. Wood Hollow's trail will travel past forests and wetlands.
	id	name	url	phone	address	publisher
	1	Metro Parks, Serving Summit County	http://www.summitmetroparks.org	330-867-5511	975 Treaty line Rd Akron OH 44313	true