by From plenty of places to sit in the shade as your children play to a beautiful walking path loaded with incredible scenery showcasing mother nature, Lake to Lake Trail was an instant hit on the McKee Summer Park Tour as Stop 30 landed there.
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Per Google
The Lake to Lake Trail in Middleburg Heights is a 2.4-mile paved and boardwalk path within the Cleveland Metroparks Big Creek Reservation. It connects Lake Isaac in Middleburg Heights to Lake Abram in neighboring Berea, serving as a scenic, universally accessible route for walkers, cyclists, and runners
Trail Details & Highlights
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- Distance: 2.4 miles one-way (about 4.8 miles round-trip).
- Surface: Fully paved with wide asphalt and raised wooden boardwalks traversing 175 acres of headwater wetlands.
- Difficulty: Easy and flat (approx. 206 ft of elevation gain).
- Wildlife: The area hosts some of the largest remaining glacial wetlands in Cuyahoga County, making it a prime spot for bird-watching and spotting local wildlife.
- Features: Includes a popular “Prehistoric Play Pit” along the route for kids.
Parking & Access
- Lake Isaac (South/East End): Access is located on Big Creek Parkway, just south of Fowles Road in Middleburg Heights.
- Lake Abram (North/West End): Access points are available near Big Creek Parkway and the Hepburn Road area.
- Fowles Marsh Area: Offers an additional Lake-to-Lake Trailhead with easy path access.
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