When and where to see the best fall view colors around cleveland ohio?

Whats the best time and best place to see fall colors around cleveland area in ohio?When and where to see the best fall view colors around cleveland ohio?
Holden Arboretum in Kirtland is one of the nation's largest and is spectacular during autumn. It has many exquisite trees not easily seen elsewhere.



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In addition to Cuyahoga Valley National Park, check out Cleveland Metroparks, such as Rocky River and South Chagrin reservations.



Lake Metroparks, such as Chapin Forest and Hell's Hollow, also are great.



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Well, if you have a car, I recommend you to drive to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. It鈥檚 amazing during fall. Bet you鈥檒l be shocked by its fantastic blend of colors. this park is located between Akron and Cleveland.



Actually, I guess most parks in the city are nice spots for you to catch a wonderful view of fall colors. In autumn, the colors are breathtaking throughout the Cleveland Metroparks too.



You can also enjoy incredible fall colors when you stroll along the trails around Hinckley Lake in the Hinckley Reservation, the trails or parkway in the Euclid Creek Reservation or climb to the tops of Fort Hill and overlook the Rocky River Reservation鈥?



If you also seek for places to have an exceptional view of the city鈥檚 skyline, I think you can just head to the Voinovich Park in downtown Cleveland. It鈥檚 a wonderful place to enjoy the sunset over the lake (really romantic =) ).



Aside from exploring hidden gems and discover beautiful views in Cleveland, Ohio, I guess you can do more interesting things this fall. You know, there鈥檒l be plenty of festivals held in autumn, and why not take part in some of them. You may have a great time.

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Hope this can be helpful.When and where to see the best fall view colors around cleveland ohio?
There are many, many other things to do, I'm just listing some of the cheaper things we do. Hit the internet and do some research. Check out Cleveland Metroparks, Summit County Metroparks and CVNP to start. Then check out the city websites. Good ones to check for events are Cuyahoga Falls, Twinsburg, Fairlawn and Kent. You may have to do a bit more digging for Kent. They have lots of good events, but they make them hard to find.
I'm a photographer and the Kirtland area is amazing. Holden Arboretum and if you stay on Rt. 306, go to Chapin Forrest. There is a sort of steep climb up to a view that is amazing.

Lakeview Cemetery in Cleveland is also good. The grounds are lovely.