Enjoyed part 2 of your CVNP hike. Enjoyed seeing areas I hiked recently. I was just at Deer Lick cave last weekend on a hike - after hiking Buckeye Trail to Station Rd and back to Oak Grove Picnic Area in Brecksville Reservation of Cleveland Metroparks.
NICELY DONE VIDEO LOVED THE WATERFALLS AND THE CAVE THE BRIDGES WERE AWESOME ALSO SEEING THE CRANE IN THE WATER AND TAKING FLIGHT WAS COOL YOU SOUNDED A LITTLE TIRED BUT CONGRATULATIONS ON MEETING YOUR GOAL THAT WAS AWESOME SO GLAD YOU EXLPAIN EVERYTHING YOU ARE DOING AND SEEING SEE YOU IN THE NEXT VIDEO
I love the Frazee House (Fray-Zee). Did you see Mud Catcher Falls along the towpath? It's about 1 1/2 miles north of Station Road Bridge on the right, just across the canal. It's a man-made water fall where the water runs over what is left of a canal viaduct. It's a really cool waterfall, and one of the best kept secrets in the park (though it is clearly visible from the towpath). It's not mentioned on any of the maps, which I feel does the falls a disservice (I have a picture of it if you want me to send one). Also, I assume you went behind Frazee House, through that little wedge of land, to pick up the path to enter Bedford Reservation. Did you see the Alexander Falls (aka Lindsay Falls), they're hidden back there. It's too bad you didn't get the Tinker's Creek Gorge overlook on tape, it's one of the best sites on the north end of the park.
Didn’t know about either of the two falls. If I recall correctly, I considered the overlook but decided not to add the extra mileage. I was already planning on doing 26.2 in 24 hours and I rightfully assumed AllTrails would be wrong. I think it ended up being 28.5 miles and that was really all the more I wanted in like 25.5 hours lol
Really like the video! Enjoyed following along. So much to see in the CVNP/Metropark’s. I know your more of an off the beaten path type of guy. If you ever wanna see an awesome waterfall that’s not on any maps that’s more of an off trail type of hike, park at the Station Rd trailhead and walk north towards the 82 Bridge. You go about half a mile and you’ll see the “Mudcatcher” waterfall, cross the canal and head up the creek and you’ll find big double water fall called twin sister falls.
Yeah someone else had actually mentioned this in a comment. I had never heard of either of them before I made this video unfortunately. Thanks for the heads up I’ll have to check them out one day.
Hey man love your videos. New subscriber here! I am from Akron area and just got into backpacking. Recently did a 3 day trip to Shenandoah. Came across your channel as I am looking for some beginner areas to take my teenage son for his first backpacking trip. I am thinking about CVNP or Mohican. Appreciate your videos man
They're both good beginner trips. Be aware that CVNP only has three campsites in the entire park and doesn't allow fires. Mohican used to have 10 sites but is now down to 7 due to the tornado. It would tend to be booked full when there were 10 available sites, so I imagine availability will be even worse now and there's no way to pre-register. You won't know what's available until you get there.
@@anthonybrandenburg4411 If you want full dispersed camping options I'd go somewhere in Wayne National Forest. Archer's Fork, Scenic River, Wildcat Hollow etc. I have videos of all those trips on the channel. You can dispersed camp anywhere (within the forest rules) and don't need to worry about registering or running out of sites.
Personally, I'd tell you to just get out of Ohio to backpack. Depending on where you live, there are spots in PA that are 2-3 hours away. You can go big and go somewhere in WV, most spots are only 4.5 hours away and it'll get you addicted to backpacking lol.
With two liters of water and a full food bag I believe it came in just above 19 lbs, I think 19 lbs 3 oz. At the end of the hike with no food or water left it’s about 12.5 lbs
Nope. Pretty much all of my gear is UL. Quilts are a pound each. Tarp is a pound. Hammock slightly over a pound. Nothing else is over a half pound except my Grayl. Heaviest items I have are always food and water.
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Enjoyed part 2 of your CVNP hike.
Enjoyed seeing areas I hiked recently. I was just at Deer Lick cave last weekend on a hike - after hiking Buckeye Trail to Station Rd and back to Oak Grove Picnic Area in Brecksville Reservation of Cleveland Metroparks.
What was better, part one or part two?
NICELY DONE VIDEO LOVED THE WATERFALLS AND THE CAVE THE BRIDGES WERE AWESOME ALSO SEEING THE CRANE IN THE WATER AND TAKING FLIGHT WAS COOL YOU SOUNDED A LITTLE TIRED BUT CONGRATULATIONS ON MEETING YOUR GOAL THAT WAS AWESOME SO GLAD YOU EXLPAIN EVERYTHING YOU ARE DOING AND SEEING SEE YOU IN THE NEXT VIDEO
Yeah it ended up being 28+ miles
Beautiful place . Big like for you hiking my friend.
Appreciate it, thanks for watching!
I love the Frazee House (Fray-Zee). Did you see Mud Catcher Falls along the towpath? It's about 1 1/2 miles north of Station Road Bridge on the right, just across the canal. It's a man-made water fall where the water runs over what is left of a canal viaduct. It's a really cool waterfall, and one of the best kept secrets in the park (though it is clearly visible from the towpath). It's not mentioned on any of the maps, which I feel does the falls a disservice (I have a picture of it if you want me to send one). Also, I assume you went behind Frazee House, through that little wedge of land, to pick up the path to enter Bedford Reservation. Did you see the Alexander Falls (aka Lindsay Falls), they're hidden back there.
It's too bad you didn't get the Tinker's Creek Gorge overlook on tape, it's one of the best sites on the north end of the park.
Didn’t know about either of the two falls. If I recall correctly, I considered the overlook but decided not to add the extra mileage. I was already planning on doing 26.2 in 24 hours and I rightfully assumed AllTrails would be wrong. I think it ended up being 28.5 miles and that was really all the more I wanted in like 25.5 hours lol
Fantastic. I've been on every one of those trails.... just not glued together like that, thx.
Backpacking it provides a whole different experience, thanks for watching!
Really like the video! Enjoyed following along. So much to see in the CVNP/Metropark’s. I know your more of an off the beaten path type of guy. If you ever wanna see an awesome waterfall that’s not on any maps that’s more of an off trail type of hike, park at the Station Rd trailhead and walk north towards the 82 Bridge. You go about half a mile and you’ll see the “Mudcatcher” waterfall, cross the canal and head up the creek and you’ll find big double water fall called twin sister falls.
Yeah someone else had actually mentioned this in a comment. I had never heard of either of them before I made this video unfortunately. Thanks for the heads up I’ll have to check them out one day.
Hey man love your videos. New subscriber here! I am from Akron area and just got into backpacking. Recently did a 3 day trip to Shenandoah. Came across your channel as I am looking for some beginner areas to take my teenage son for his first backpacking trip. I am thinking about CVNP or Mohican. Appreciate your videos man
They're both good beginner trips. Be aware that CVNP only has three campsites in the entire park and doesn't allow fires. Mohican used to have 10 sites but is now down to 7 due to the tornado. It would tend to be booked full when there were 10 available sites, so I imagine availability will be even worse now and there's no way to pre-register. You won't know what's available until you get there.
@@Bacon_N_Backpacking okay thank you for the info. Do you have any other ideas that would be a good option?
@@anthonybrandenburg4411 If you want full dispersed camping options I'd go somewhere in Wayne National Forest. Archer's Fork, Scenic River, Wildcat Hollow etc. I have videos of all those trips on the channel. You can dispersed camp anywhere (within the forest rules) and don't need to worry about registering or running out of sites.
Personally, I'd tell you to just get out of Ohio to backpack. Depending on where you live, there are spots in PA that are 2-3 hours away. You can go big and go somewhere in WV, most spots are only 4.5 hours away and it'll get you addicted to backpacking lol.
Yes it was a blue heron crane know that was not a beaver that was a muskrat
And just maybe you might see some river otters
Looks like a cool place. If I ever get back into backpacking, I might have to drive up from Columbus and check it out. BTW, I messaged you on IG.
My bad dude, message went into my spam folder
Where are the camp sites located? I live 2 miles from the park and had no idea that there existed.
Ottawa Point, not technically in CVNP it’s a metro park.
You may have covered this in a previous video, but approximately how much does your backpack weigh on this hike?
With two liters of water and a full food bag I believe it came in just above 19 lbs, I think 19 lbs 3 oz. At the end of the hike with no food or water left it’s about 12.5 lbs
@@Bacon_N_Backpacking, Thank you. In all honesty it looked heavier, but I am new to this. 😊🌻
Nope. Pretty much all of my gear is UL. Quilts are a pound each. Tarp is a pound. Hammock slightly over a pound. Nothing else is over a half pound except my Grayl. Heaviest items I have are always food and water.
I live 20 min from there 🙌
Nice, there’s some good trails in CVNP
Awesome video man! Just got back from a trip in the smokies!! 22.8 miles in 1 day. About 4500 feet of elevation gain!
Yikes dude lol. Sounds like a hell of a trek.
@@Bacon_N_Backpacking it was awesome! Getting some videos thrown up on my channel from it. Just doing shorts for now till I get my new camera
Nice, I’ll go sub so I can check it out.
@@Bacon_N_Backpacking awesome thanks man definitely in the beginning stages but have some awesome stuff planned
Same lol