Hike the Buckeye Trail
At over 1,200 miles, the Buckeye Trail is one of America's longest, meandering through the entire state of Ohio and serving as part of the unfinished North Country Trail (which will run from New York to North Dakota). The Cuyahoga Valley portion of the blue-blazed trail passes through a variety of environments, including hardwood forests, fields, streams, and steep ravines.

Ski and Sled the Hills
Boston Mills/Brandywine Ski Resorts offer sixteen lifts, ski and snowboard rentals, tubing, instruction, and night skiing. For other wintry pursuits, visit the Kendall Lake Winter Sports Center. Built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the center forms the focus of winter activity and offers convenient access to sledding and tobogganing on the Kendall Hills, cross-country ski trails, winter hiking, and snowshoeing.

Visit the Past at Hale Farm & Village
A wander through the brick farmhouse (dating from 1826) and the adjoining bucolic village recalls days past. Don't miss the demonstrations of 19th-century crafts, such as potting, blacksmithing, spinning, weaving, candlemaking, cooking, and glassblowing.

Check Out the View at Tinkers Creek Gorge
This stunning gorge, formed by the motion of Tinkers Creek, is the park's National Natural Landmark. The gorge's waterfalls and steep walls reward visitors with dramatic views, especially in the autumn.