Cleveland has been blessed by some truly spectacular weather lately. The calendar might say February, but the thermometer looks more like early springtime than midwinter.
What better way is there to take advantage of this unexpectedly incredible weather than with a walk in the woods? There are hundreds of miles of hiking trails and other footpaths scattered throughout Cleveland, but one trail in particular leads to an outstanding location that has to be seen to be believed.
Located on the North Chagrin Reservation, the Buttermilk Falls Loop Trail is a simple afternoon hike that takes you on an incredible journey.
The journey through the North Chagrin Reservation is every bit as beautiful as the destination. The forest comes to life every spring, making for a one-of-a-kind nature walk experience.
A hike through the Buttermilk Falls Loop Trail takes you on a jaw-dropping tour through millions of years of geological history and natural beauty, crisscrossing Brandywine Creek multiple times.
On your way to Buttermilk Falls, you'll pass other great sights like the oddly-shaped Blue Hen Falls. The amazing waterfall views found along the Buttermilk Falls Loop Trail make it one of Cleveland's most scenic locations.
Buttermilk Falls sends water tumbling over a 20-foot ledge of beautiful Berea sandstone deposits, trickling through Cleveland and into the Chagrin River.
There is perhaps nothing so spectacular as a rushing waterfall, and Buttermilk Falls offers a truly fantastic natural experience right here in Cleveland.
To find out more about the Buttermilk Falls Loop Trail, visit the Cleveland Metroparks website by clicking this link. Have you been on this amazing hike? Tell us about your waterfall adventure in the comments!
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