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L A K LE A K E LV D E B O R SH K E N L A Wildwood Park Villa Angela Park Wildwood Marina Euclid Beach Park Huntington Reservation W E NORTH Lake Erie COLLINWOOD Calhoon Memorial Park EUCLID S BAY VILLAGE Cleveland Lakefront L Nature Preserve AK E R D Burke Lakefront COLLINWOOD Bradstreet’s Rock River Voinovich Airport Gordon Park Landing Park Bicentennial Park Lakewood Nuevo Modern Park Great Lakes Mexican Science Center East 55th Street D Marina Euclid Creek E TR O I T First Energy Lakeside WESTLAKE R D Rock and Dock at Reservation ROCKY Stadium North Coast Harbor Yacht Club Emerald Marina E RIVER C V LI A F I D Necklace Marina TO USS Cod L N GLENVILLE C B Whiskey Island E U D LV SUPE R D R IO R Marina Y Rock and Roll AV E E R D R A R R IDG E W ASIATOWN C E N TE T LAKEWOOD Edgewater Park CoastalE Taco Hall of Fame S H O R O S DOWNTOWN O Alley Cat Oyster Bar W EDGEWATER Music Box EAST D THE R Supper Club Shooters A CLEVELAND I Edgewater FLATS on the WaterO C H E B S HOUGH Ivancic eLCee2 N TE R AV E M T A U Marina R E U C L L Marina Water Taxi I D IO AV E O E IT AV E S C DE TR O Rivergate Park Rocky River T W Merwin’s Wharf . Reservation CUDELL DETROIT 2 5 CLEVELAND T SHOREWAY OHIO H UNIVERSITY C SOUTH D R D U E L CITY CIRCLE MAYF I I N AV E Y LITTLE LO R A A EUCLID H ITALY CLEVELAND O CENTRAL R D G R AIN FAIRFAX NORTH LO WEST PARK A HEIGHTS R I OLMSTED V E R K IN S TREMONT MAN R D Marinas Beach Swim Areas Restaurants Attractions Cleveland Metroparks M K Destinations East 55th Street Marina • Edgewater Beach Alley Cat Oyster Bar Burke Lakefront Airport clevelandmetroparks.com 1056 Old River Road 1501 N. Marginal Road 5555 N. Marginal Road | Cleveland, Ohio 44114 • Huntington Beach Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Lakefront Reservations 216-431-3349 • Villa Angela Beach 216-574-9999 216-781-6411 • East 55th Street Marina alleycatoysterbar.com Burkeairport.com • Edgewater Park Coastal Taco eLCee2 Water Taxi • Gordon Park Edgewater Marina Fishing Areas 1146 Old River Road Directly under the Main Ave. 6500 Cleveland Memorial Shoreway | Cleveland, Ohio 44102 Cleveland, Ohio 44113 • Rivergate Park • East 55th Marina Fishing Area Bridge in Cleveland’s Flats 216-961-5007 216-727-0158 216-635-3200 Euclid Creek Reservations • Edgewater Park Fishing Pier coastaltacobar.com clevelandmetroparks.com • Euclid Beach Park • Gordon Park Fishing Area e55 on the Lake FirstEnergy Stadium • Villa Angela Park • Huntington Reservation 5555 N. Marginal Road 100 Alfred Lerner Way Emerald Necklace Marina Cleveland, Ohio 44114 • Wildwood Park 1500 Scenic Park Drive | Lakewood, Ohio 44107 • Rocky River Reservation Cleveland, Ohio 44114 216-431-3349 firstenergystadium.com 216-226-3030 • Wildwood Marina clevelandmetroparks.com Rocky River Reservation Emerald Necklace Marina Great Lakes Science Center 1500 Scenic Park Drive 601 Erieside Avenue Huntington Reservation Cleveland Lakefront Lakewood, Ohio 44107 Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Ivancic Marine 216-694-2000 For a list of other lakefront 5300 Whiskey Island | Cleveland, Ohio 44102 Nature Preserve 216-226-3030 clevelandmetroparks.com greatscience.com events, attractions and maps 216-631-2628 8701 Lakeshore Blvd. Merwin’s Wharf Rock and Roll Hall of Fame visit rockthelake.com Cleveland, Ohio 44108 and Museum Docks 1785 Merwin Avenue Located on the north side of Cleveland, Ohio 44113 1100 E. 9th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Lakeside Yacht Club Public Boat Ramp upper Gordon Park, the 216-664-5696 4851 N. Marginal Road | Cleveland, Ohio 44114 88-acre preserve offers a merwinswharf.com 216-781-7625 216-432-3270 Fuel 1.75-mile perimeter loop trail Music Box Supper Club rockhall.com that has views of downtown 1148 Main Avenue USS Cod Fishing Cleveland, Lake Erie and a Cleveland, Ohio 44113 1089 E. 9th Street Rock & Dock at North Coast Harbor Marina Bait & Tackle diversity of bird, butterfly and 216-242-1250 Cleveland, Ohio 44114 musicboxcle.com 1020 E. 9th Street | Cleveland, Ohio 44114 wildlife species. Operated by 216-566-8770 Restaurant usscod.org 216-804-1152 The Port of Cleveland, this Nuevo Modern Mexican 1000 E. 9th Street Beverages oasis on the shores of Lake Erie Voinovich Bicentennial Park provides an important habitat Cleveland, Ohio 44114 E. 9th Street Pier cleveland.nuevomodmex.com Carry-out for migrating birds, insects and Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Whiskey Island Marina local wildlife. Shooters on the Water 216-664-2485 2800 Whiskey Island | Cleveland, Ohio 44102 Facilities 1148 Main Avenue northcoastharbor.org 216-631-1800 Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Grills 216-861-6900 shootersflats.com Shopping Wildwood Marina Whiskey Island Still & Eatery | Canoe/Kayak Rentals 2800 Whiskey Island 16975 Wildwood Drive Cleveland, Ohio 44119 Cleveland, Ohio 44102 216-481-5771 Paddle Boat/Board 216-631-1800 Rentals whiskeyislandstillandeatery.net Edgewater Park Euclid Beach Park Gordon Park 216-635-3200 | in partnership with Cleveland Lakefront Collaborative Lakefront Cleveland clevelandmetroparks.com Huntington Beach Merwin’s Wharf Rivergate Park Cleveland Metroparks Destinations Lakefront Parks Edgewater Park Whiskey Island/Wendy Park Two beaches, fishing pier, reservable Premier opportunities for pavilions, spectacular view of recreation, birding, sand volleyball downtown Cleveland with direct access to both Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga River Euclid Beach Park Shaded picnic areas, reservable Wildwood Park pavilion, scenic observation pier An angler’s paradise, boat launch with access to Lake Erie for Gordon Park summer walleye fishing Onshore fishing platforms provide excellent fishing opportunities, Marinas viewing for a large number of diverse E. 55th Street Marina and rare gulls and ducks 5555 North Marginal Road Huntington Beach Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Named by USA Today as one of the The largest public marina in the Top 10 Freshwater Beaches in 2016 Greater Cleveland area, Ohio Clean Marina certified Villa Angela Park Whiskey Island | Wendy Park Wildwood Park Merwin’s Wharf 1785 Merwin Avenue Emerald Necklace Marina Cleveland, Ohio 44113 1500 Scenic Park Drive Cleveland’s premier riverfront dining Lakewood, Ohio 44107 experience, located on the Cuyahoga Stunning panoramic views of the River’s scenic Irishtown Bend Rocky River, Ohio Clean Marina Rivergate Park certified Located in Cleveland’s Industrial Flats neighborhood, access to rowing, Water Taxi kayaking, trails and the Crooked River eLCee2 Water Taxi Skate Park Directly under Main Ave. Bridge Connects East and West Bank of Villa Angela Park the Cleveland Flats, accommodates Wide variety of plant species can be up to 18 passengers on a first come, seen along the scenic boardwalk that leads out to fishing pier and sandy first served basis, $2 per person beach Boating Safety Numbers: Ohio Division of Watercraft: 1-877-4BOATER (1-877-426-2837) US Coast Guard Station - Cleveland Harbor: 1-216-937-0140 East 55th Street Marina Emerald Necklace Marina eLCee2 Water Taxi July 2016-V2.
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