Most of this section is on rural, relatively flat, roads. It starts in Findley State Park, south of Wellington on State Route 58, and goes right through the park. It later crosses a causeway through Spencer Lake and Spencer Lake Wildlife Area, goes through Letha House Park, a Medina County Park, and also follows the Lester Rail-Trail (another Medina County Park) for about 3 miles. It then goes through a very suburban built up area of Brunswick, passing along side Plum Creek Park (yet another Medina County Park). It is then along rural roads until it gets to Hinckley Reservation, a unit of Cleveland Metroparks, very near the famous Buzzard Roost and up through Hinckley Ledges. The eastern section is in the Brecksville Reservation of Cleveland Metroparks, and ends at Deer Lick Cave.

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Last updated: September 11, 2003
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