High Bridge Glens, Cuyahoga Falls OH
| Address | 1817 Front St, Cuyahoga Falls, OH, United States |
| Phone | +1 330-971-8225 |
| Hours | 6:00am-9:00pm |
| Website | www.cityofcf.com/departments/parks-recreation/neighborhood-parks |
| Categories | Park, Bridge, Garden |
| Rating | 5 7 reviews |
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High Bridge Glens reviews
7The view of the falls from the bridge is absolutely beautiful! A great selection of wonderful restaurants for lunch or dinner close to the park too. We had no problem finding a place to park a short distance from the bridge. I've lived in the Falls for years and never visited this park. If you haven't been here yet you are missing one of our gems.
All captivating nature! Beautiful walk for a morning or afternoon walk.
Nice view and great for meeting up with friends and seeing the beautiful outdoors.
Very scenic views of the gorge. Can't see them unless you get out of the car and walk to the overlook or the bridge. Worth it.
Beautiful waterfalls and great park around! Easy parking at roadside! Great view for the waterfalls on the both side of overlook bridge!
Small park that offers a beautiful view of the Cuyahoga River falls. Features a bridge spanning a rocky gorge and a handicap accessible lookout that provides a nice perspective of the river. Close to many local coffee shops, bars and restaurants. No public restrooms are available, so if you are bringing the kids make sure they use the bathroom ahead of time!
In Cuyahoga Falls on Front Street the High Glens Bridge Overlook is one of the remote isolated jems of the Cuyahoga River in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.