Brecksville Reservation          


From the oak-hickory forests on the ridge tops to the cottonwoods, willows and sycamores of Chippewa Creek's flat floodplain, Brecksville Reservation is a study of contrasts. The reservation is deeply cut by seven distinct gorges which have a wide variety of soil and sunlight conditions, fostering the growth of rare, unusual and endangered plants. Chippewa Creek, in the northern section of the reservation, flows through a remarkable gorge that was left behind by the glaciers that once covered this area.

The reservation has an excellent and extensive system of trails, including a section of the "Buckeye Trail." Squire Rich Home & Museum, managed by the Brecksville Historical Society, and Sleepy Hollow Golf Course, both on Brecks-ville Road, are also a part of the reservation.

    Trail Map



Reservation Amenities   

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[View Details]  Valley Parkway Trail (Brecksville)
   
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[View Details]  Meadows Picnic Area1
   
[View Details]  Oak Grove Picnic Area5
   
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[View Details]  Sleepy Hollow Golf Course7
   
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[View Details]  Brecksville Fitness Trail
   
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    Brecksville Nature Center3
   
[View Details]  Harriet Keeler Memorial Picnic Area2
   
[View Details]  Harriet Keeler Memorial Woods2
   
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[View Details]  Chippewa Picnic Area3
   
[View Details]  Harriet Keeler Memorial Picnic Area2
   
[View Details]  Meadows Picnic Area1
   
[View Details]  Oak Grove Picnic Area5
   
[View Details]  Plateau Picnic Area4
   
[View Details]  York Road Picnic Area8
   
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[View Details]  Ottawa Point Reserved Picnic Area6
   
[View Details]  Stuhr Woods Picnic Area7
   
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[View Details]  Sleepy Hollow Golf Course7
   
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[View Details]  Sleepy Hollow Golf Course7
   
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    Brecksville Nature Center3