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my Son lives in Chippewa lake ,I want take him on this Awesome trail ,I live in Delaware

I gota google how far is Stowto Cuyahoga

You pronounced Cuyahoga so funny & wrong 😂. Its Ki-ya-ho-gah

Mt Baldy is generally closed to the public now (guided tours only). The reason? Well, ... 1. The foot traffic kills much of the vegetation that keep the dune from moving (it's currently taking over the parking lot by several feet each year) ... and movement like that can lead to ... 2. SINK HOLES. It's actually relatively dangerous to venture out there without a guide. The movement of the dune has caused living trees to be completely buried. They eventually die underneath the sand, and as they deteriorate, it leaves a void in the sand that can give way to anyone who happens to hike over it.. There was a boy got swallowed up by one several years ago. He was buried under 11 feet of sand for several hours. So yeah, the screams *could* have been a small sinkhole someone came across perhaps.

My husband and I went to Mt. Baldy years ago. We really liked it being from Central Indiana where everything is very flat. It was quite a chance of pace for us. Thanks for sharing

My least favorite National Park. Kind of a fraud for a National treasure. Surrounded by seel mills, power plants, pollution. Even the Department of Interior didn’t support the designation. Far better candidates up the shore in Michigan. You did a good job of showcasing the minimal features. Kudos.

Great video, I’m going this weekend and looking forward to it!

As a local, I don't recommend even stopping at Portage Beach because it is the worst spot in this park. The water is the dirtiest there. Any other spot is best.

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I will say Hi back… I experience the same time to time on hikes where I say hi and get no response. I just move on.

Are there bears?

Nice video and info. Plan to visit soon with my family.

Love this thank you I will be here in August can't wait 😊

What month did you go

Helpful, appreciate the info share (and for taking the time to make the video) -- ledges trail looked like one of the better ones, and blue hen falls also looked nice.

I love the CVNP! Glad you got to stop by. Blue Hen Falls is one of my favorite places to just hike and clear my mind. Hopefully you come again!

Is that Silver Spring in Stow Ohio where you are camping?

Your video was really well done. If ever you come back & want to go a little further North (few hrs by bus or car) try the grotto & waters at Lions Head/Tobermory area. There’s motels or camping & you won’t regret it.(look at pics or videos of grotto & the beach areas)

Ohio can be hilly or flat, no mountains.

Nice video. You picked some nice trails, visited most of the best natural features of the park, and looks like you had alot of fun! If you visit again, I would suggest taking the unmarked trail past Blue Hen Falls to Buttermilk Falls. It's gorgeous. Also, if you contine along the Buckeye Trail beyond Blue Hen Falls, you reach a point in the valley that is dominated by Hemlock and exposed rock. It's not a frequented part of the park, but is arguably the most beautiful forest landscape in the valley. Second, Beaver Marsh (not far from Szlays) is worth a visit, as it highlights one of the main reasons the Cuyahoga Valley is a national park. The site of the marsh used to be an urban dump, but cleanup began after the valley was declared a recreation area in the late 60's. By the early 90's, beavers had built dams in streams, which resulted in it becoming wetland. There's no longer any trace of the wasteland it once was. It's a shining example of the natural restoration of the valley and the Cuyahoga river. Kayaking along the river, or at least a hike along it is also highly recommended. Gorge Metropark provides some stunning views of the river and has other features of interest, as well. It's not part of the national park (probably should be), but is continuous with the Cuyahoga Valley. Last, the park is intended to preserve the history of the first western settlements and development of transportation and commerce connecting the the Great Lakes and the Ohio River. A visit to the canal locks & displays about how canal transport works, as well as a ride on the scenic railroad (which displaced the canal as a means of transport) will give you a great sense of that aspect of the valley. A visit to Hale Farm gives a glimpse into life of the early settlers in the Western Reserve. The majority of national parks are oriented around awesome features of nature. We've got a little bit of that, but what really makes CVNP unique its example of being a large scale natural restoration success and the preservation of the history of the area.

Awesome, now I really want to see this park and I have friends who live nearby to visit!

Very informative. Just moved to Indiana. Its in my bucket list now.

Nice chill hike Jess, love the sand dunes!

nice and chill im visiting soon so thanks

It's pronounced ki-ugh-ho-guh. It's fine ik most people get it wrong

Hiking in sand is worse than snow. I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating...and it gets everywhere.

So sorry sad I didn't see you before you left. Safe travels and best of luck in Colorado I know you'll make some great footage out there!!! Excited to see it hope to see you soon eventually ~~~ great transitions too

Great video! 👍🏻 @weekend hikers

Bernie Sanders helped clean up Vermont it's one of the cleanest state in America and has three political parties they don't gerrymander their state banned billboard farm to restaurants and shops and stores it's a people state

Good fun.

Mini apple frittata is timbits

Come to #SHAUGHNESSY We ain't snobs,we know our worth

Shenandoah has been on my list to visit for years and I’m actually planning to do a solo trip there myself. Thanks a lot for the content! Very helpful for my planning! :)

America is not a country . It is a continent . United states is the name of your country . Canada is also in America . People from United States have no culture . Poutine is from Quebec not Ontario

I have watched this before, but I just watched again. It was so moving when the team broke practice & these behemoths came over en masse with real smiles on their faces. Even I got excited up here in Canada.....🇨🇦🏈🇨🇦🏈🇨🇦🏈

You can certainly get aything you want to eat in Toronto, but if you want REAL poutine, go to Quebec. Poutine is not "famous" in Toronto.

Hey Jess, why didn't you and your friends ride a streetcar?

great music

Good video ladies ! If you want to eat a real poutine you need to go to Montreal. Please make another video when you are there !

I’m glad I live in Canada where it’s 19 to drink legally. After I turned 19 I went to clubs and bars every week, but then covid hit so that all stopped sadly. I’m 20 now but If I lived in the US I still wouldn’t have experienced all the clubs and bars yet cause it’s 21 there lol just find that kinda crazy.

Hope you gals had a great time in Toronto. Would you consider visiting again? Just wondering.

Great job editing really liked it.

In America you certainly do have Tim Hortons, just not everywhere. Better coffee to be found at McDonald's in Canada however

Ythat wasn't 'Toronto, that was what we build for tourists. But nice video.

You see at this p..art you ve got almost 400 subs, im one of them...

Great filming, editing and content. I live here but it was so so nice to see us living and enjoying the city in the good old days. Hope you’re keeping well.

You have good taste in music!

Brava nice vid

Hey hey hey hun, happy Thursday, great to meet you. Just found you today and really pleased we have your videos are awesome. Fantastic footage and great editing skills. Nice music too. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us. Stay safe and catch up again real soon. Remember Spread and share the love in these difficult times.

Vegan poutine is not poutine. And there are Tim Horton's in the midwest US