Is Cuyahoga Valley The Best National Park In America?

[@robp3431]

Nice find, I love the ledges !

[@bobr7867]

We love our National Park! Believe it or not there are many people in this region who have not idea we have a National Park within 30 minutes of both Cleveland and Akron. So even to people in NE Ohio it’s a hidden gem. 😂 Tons of history from ancient native peoples to the beginnings of the industrial revolution. And the tow path was where mules walked while pulling canal boats between Cleveland and the Ohio River. You can still see the canal adjacent to the path and remnants of the locks used to raise and lower the boats are still there too. Glad you found the Cuyahoga Valley! (Kye-uh-hohga)

[@superhikingbros]

Glad to hear you enjoyed our local National Park! It’s too bad you didn’t get to ride the train while you were here. Definitely a different way to see the park

[@JeffMelsonVlogs]

That is definitely the least amount of people I have ever seen at a National Park. The waterfall looked nice and agree that the bridge was nothing special. Thanks for sharing. I love watching videos on places that are less visited.

[@davparksoh]

Maybe mention that park system is one of the largest & most visited in the U.S. because it's surrounded by Cleveland's metro area of 3.6 million ppl would be nice - not "in the middle of nowhere"😄

[@Thehondad]

First it’s Kai-a-hoga Second it’s a 20 minute drive from downtown Cleveland so not in the middle of nowhere. It’s also the 12th most traveled national park in the country so it’s not one of the “lesser visited” national parks.

[@garyhawkins1941]

Cuy-as guyahoga please get pronunciations correct.