Cleveland Metroparks wants Cuyahoga County residents to hear about major progress on two East Side Cuyahoga County trail and park projects as a vote nears on a replacement levy for the parks agency.
EUCLID, Ohio — Cleveland Metroparks has been busy in recent years planning and building marquee trails and park amenities along Cleveland’s lakefront, on the city’s West Side, and in southern portions of Cuyahoga County.
The event will mark the start of construction for the first section of a four-phase project to extend the Euclid Creek Greenway north from the southern portion of the Euclid Creek Reservation to the reservation’s northern section, which includes the Euclid Beach, Villa Angela, and Wildwood parks on the Cleveland lakefront.
In a second event next Thursday, October 27 at 10:30 a.m., Metroparks will hold a ribbon cutting marking the completion of the mile-long Eastern Ledge Trail within the Euclid Creek Reservation. The event will take place at the Welsh Woods Picnic Area.Courtesy Cleveland Metroparks
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