• I went the day after one of clevelands heaviest rains and it wasn't muddy at all!
An Adventure Projects staff member will review this and take an appropriate action, but we generally don't reply. 180' Down Great trail!
Please explain. Loved all the opportunities to make it your own with over lapping trails.
It was so beautiful from the cave entrance!
The park offers incredible bird watching opportunities and is home to more than 200 different bird species. Not crowded. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. Get a year of AllTrails Pro for only $14.99. It over laps with the other trails especially the bridle trail so alot of it os wide and rocky. Mike very smartly wrapped the wood in a tarp before heading to bed, so we had dry wood to start a fire when we woke up. Spam?
Easy to access. Dogs are permitted on trails in Cuyahoga Valley, but they must be kept on leash. The cave got its rather unusual name because White Tailed Deer frequently lick the cave's sandstone to supply themselves with salt, which is necessary for their survival.
Mileage was off by a little over a 1/4 mile. It was a nice trail. Deer Lick Cave Hiking Trail While there are several places you can use to access the […] 57.15 m Down, 4.0 mi 147' Down Not an especially pretty trail. ( Log Out / Once at the Meadows Picnic area, continue for just a bit longer to finish at the Nature Center. Create Recommended Route or
It was dark, we were tired and hungry, and we zombie marched back to the truck. Lick Creek is muddy!
The views and physical challenge was great. Great terrain & elevation for Ohio! 147.41 m Down, 1.2 mi Not a busy trail due to rain. 232' Down
Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. There was still snow in places, so we braved the glaciers and post-holed a bit. • Uneventful hike.
The Explorer looks so adorably like Christopher Robin and I just want to squeeze him.
By this point you have hiked around 2 miles, or roughly halfway.
Markers along way, but path itself is not clearly marked. And our tent was dry almost immediately! ( Log Out / We was tired! One water crossing/dog hydration station, could easily be avoided for the wet-foot averse. The Brecksville Nature Center/Trailhead is located at 9000 Chippewa Creek Drive, Brecksville, Ohio.
I do love our truck.
It wasn’t all that bad, just boring. Beautiful, Trails get a bit confusing at junctions. Taking other people's content (text, photos, etc) without permission is a copyright violation and 69.96 m Up
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There are some hills, but other than the small cave area, few rewarding views. The Deer Lick Cave Loop Trail is a nice wooded trail through the Brecksville Reservation. Nice changes in elevation for a good workout. Its a great trail. Some trails or park services may be closed this weekend so check with local authorities before heading out. He wandered around our camp for quite a while, we couldn’t believe it!