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Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Maps
 

The following maps will help you locate visitor centers, trailheads, and trail routes. If you have difficulty viewing or printing them, printed versions are available at visitor centers. You may also contact us to request a mailed copy.

Cuyahoga Valley National Park Official Map
Download a detailed, cartographic park map.

Visitor Centers Maps
The visitor center maps are close-ups of the park's official map & guide. They contain location descriptions for visitor centers and nearby Towpath Trail trailheads.
Canal Visitor Center
Frazee House
Boston Store
Hunt Farm Visitor Information Center

Our Most Popular Trail for Bicycling and Hiking:
Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail Map
(1,025 K)
Station Road Area of Towpath Trail (623 K)

From Lakes to Ledges, Virginia Kendall Unit Trails Offer Great Diversity:
Virginia Kendall Area Trail Map (373 K) (This map includes Octagon and Ledges Shelters.)
Ledges Trail Map (1388 K)
Cross Country Trail Map (535 K)
Salt Run Trail Map (534 K)
Boston Run Trail Map (481 K)

Our Biggest Waterfall:
Brandywine Falls Area Trail Map (648 K)

W. G. Marshall's Formerly Private Carriage Trail:
Old Carriage Trail Map (686 K)

For Old Fields, Woods, and Ponds:
Oak Hill Trail Map (533 K)
Tree Farm Trail Map (460 K)

Other Trails:
Blue Hen Falls Trail Map (1415 K)

Bridle and Most ChallengingTrails:
Buckeye and Valley Trails: Boston to Everett (369 K)
Buckeye and Valley Trails: Station Road to Boston (438 K)

The Riding Run & Wetmore Bridle Trails Map is not currently available. Flood events have caused longterm closures on several of the bridle trails and a new map will be produced once restoration projects are completed.

Historic photo of canal boats along the Ohio & Erie Canal.  

Did You Know?
The Ohio & Erie Canal, which runs through Cuyahoga Valley National Park, was a 308-mile waterway connecting Lake Erie to the Ohio River. This transportation route, which influenced local and national prosperity, was dug entirely by hand by mostly German and Irish immigrants.

Last Updated: April 30, 2009 at 15:45 EST