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1. www.nps.gov › cuva › the-ledgesThe Ledges - Cuyahoga Valley National Park (U.S. National ...

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   Sep 8, 2023 · Join us on a ranger-led hike at the Ledges during the summer. Explore the rich human and geologic history of stunning sandstone cliffs and the surrounding environment. Visit our online calendar or our Facebook page for event listings.

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     The Ledges and Octagon Shelters in the Virginia Kendall area...

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3. www.earthtrekkers.com › ledges-trail-cuyahoga-valleyThe Ledges Trail, A Must-Do Hike in Cuyahoga Valley National ...

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   Feb 18, 2024 · How to Hike the Ledges Trail. Step-By-Step Trail Guide. Getting to the Trailhead. The trailhead is located in the Virginia Kendall area of the park. Park at the very large Ledges Trailhead parking lot. There are restrooms here. On the Ledges Trail. From the parking lot, look for the large trail sign near the entrance to the parking lot.

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4. www.nps.gov › thingstodo › hike-the-ledges-trailHike the Ledges Trail - U.S. National Park Service

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   • From Pine Grove Trailhead
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   Park at Pine Grove Trailhead, which is located near the southeast corner of the parking lot for the Octagon Shelter. There are restrooms and seasonally available water at the shelter. Follow either of two paths to the left and behind the kiosk to access the Ledges Trail.

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   Park in the main lot for Happy Days Lodge. Follow the walkway through the tunnel under the road. Haskell Run Trailheadinformation is located near the corner of the accessible parking lot behind the lodge. Hike the Haskell Run Trail for a quarter mile, then follow signs to connect to the Ledges Trail.

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   For an even longer hike, park at Kendall Lake Trailhead. Public restrooms with running water are available on the lower level of the nearby Kendall Lake Shelter. Carefully cross the road to access a connector to the Pine Grove Trail. Then follow one of two additional connector trails to access the Ledges Trail. The total mileage of this hike will d...

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6. www.greatamericanhikes.com › post › exploring-theExploring The Ledges Trail: Cuyahoga Valley National Park's ...

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   Experience breathtaking beauty and geological wonders on the Ledges Trail in Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Discover awe-inspiring rock formations, winding through ancient sandstone cliffs, and enjoy the serene ambiance of the forested landscapes.

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7. wanderlustinohio.com › 2021/01/06 › explore-theExplore the Ledges of Northeast Ohio ⋆

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   Jan 6, 2021 · The Ritchie Ledges. Likely the most notable and popular due to its location within Cuyahoga Valley National Park, this area feels otherworldly. The trail around The Ledges is 1.8 miles and connects to a larger network of trails in the area.

8. www.friendsoftheledges.org › historyHistory - Friends of the Ledges

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   The location initially of the exhibit was in the lower part of the park, tucked against the hillside, just north of where the present-day Carl Fritz Henning shelter is located. Remnants of the exhibit can still be found in the forest in the form of rolls of fencing and concrete foundations.

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   How do I get to the ledges?

   • The trail system is complex, so watch the signs. Follow the Ledges Trail to complete a 1.8-mile loop or use the network of connector trails to take a shorter hike. You can visit the Ledges Overlook along the trail, or you can walk there from the parking lot through the wide, grassy playfield.

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   How do I get to the Ledges Trail?

   • Step-By-Step Trail Guide The trailhead is located in the Virginia Kendall area of the park. Park at the very large Ledges Trailhead parking lot. There are restrooms here. From the parking lot, look for the large trail sign near the entrance to the parking lot. This is the trailhead for the Ledges Trail.

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   Where can I Park in the ledges area?

   • The Ledges area has a covered shelter available through a reservation system. There is typically parking available in the large lot adjacent to the shelter and trailhead. Additional parking and access to the area's trail system can be found at Kendall Lake and the Octagon Shelter. Visit our hiking page for a full list of trails in the area.

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   Can you climb the Ledges Trail in the winter?

   • Be especially careful during the winter if the trail is icy or covered in snow. To protect this fragile habitat, the national park does not allow any climbing on the rock formations. To begin, park at the Ledges Trailhead and pick up a trail map at the large bulletin board by the gate. The trail system is complex, so watch the signs.

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   What are the Ritchie Ledges?

   • Stream beds deposited sand and pebbles from the swamp, which were compacted and formed into what is called Sharon Conglomerate. Over time, erosion carved out the rock, forming the ledges that we see today. This trail loops around these cliffs, which are also called the Ritchie Ledges. Step-By-Step Trail Guide

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   Is the Ledges Trail accessible to visitors with mobility impairments?

   • The trail is not accessible to visitors with mobility impairments. The Ledges area has a covered shelter available through a reservation system. There is typically parking available in the large lot adjacent to the shelter and trailhead. Additional parking and access to the area's trail system can be found at Kendall Lake and the Octagon Shelter.

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    Apr 25, 2024 · Where is the Ledges Trailhead located? Cuyahoga Valley National Park is located in suburban Cleveland, Ohio just south of Lake Erie and north of Akron. The park is long stretching north and south but wider at the southern end.