This 131-acre park provides access to Cleveland Metroparks’ South Chagrin Reservation bridle trail. Four trails total 2.8 miles. Features opening in 2019 include a reservable lodge with a back garage door that opens to a unique tiered patio with a fire pit, as well as a nearby Nature-themed/based playground with hillside slides and agility ropes.
This lodge's unique back door opens to a unique tiered patio with a fire pit, picnic tables and community space - a stage set for many memorable gatherings.
Mostly traversing mature beech-maple forest, these trails will show you how this park got its name: valleys and scenic hillsides offering vistas of forest and stream.
White Pine Way – 0.50 – asphalt
Old Ironsides Run – 1.15 – gravel
Timber Ridge Trail – 0.55 – gravel
Bucktail Trail – 0.60 – primitive
Surrounded by quickly developing landscapes, this preserved land provides a variety of habitats such as wetlands, streams, uplands and forests, all diverse in flora and fauna.
History of this land indicates that much of this property was cleared of trees throughout the early 20th century. Farming was limited to the northwestern extremes and involved only a few farm fields.
Mature forest communities dominate (93.2 acres), much of it estimated to be 75 to 100 years old, mostly beech-sugar maple forest, followed by old fields (16.9 acres) and wetlands such as mixed emergent marshes, swamp forests and sedge-grass meadows (10.5 acres). These sensitive wetland areas and their associated tributaries are the most unique habitats at Holbrook Hollows.
Also found on this property are about 14,4000 feet of tributaries to the Aurora Branch of the Chagrin River. Many of Holbrook Hollows’ headwater streams and associated wetlands provide key bufferings between surrounding human land use and the Chagrin River.
| Event | Location | Date | Time | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weave a Double-Walled Tote Basket 2-Day Workshop | Holbrook Hollows | 12/02/2023 | 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm | $70.00 |
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