Canal Lock 29 Trail Cuyahoga Valley National park Hiking Trail Pictures

Canal Lock 29 Trail is an entertaining hike within the Cuyahoga Valley National park System. Looking across the Cuyahoga River, you can see sandstone foundation blocks of the aqueduct that carried the Ohio & Erie Canal over the river. At Canal Lock 29 Trail, when you look across the Cuyahoga River, you can see sandstone foundation blocks of the aqueduct that carried the Ohio & Erie Canal over the river. Imagine floating over the river in your canal boat! The aqueduct carried the canal boats directly into this lock, one of the best preserved locks in Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

Canal Lock 29 Trail reveals skillfully cut and fitted sandstone blocks which have stayed in place for nearly a century.

Canal Lock 29 trail in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, exhibits, on the lock wall, a historic photograph featuring a view of Peninsula, looking south. The lock and aqueduct are in the lower foreground. The exhibit also contains an historic map of Peninsula.

Whether you want to hike, bike, birdwatch, picnic, golf, fish, ski, ride Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad, explore the history of the Ohio & Erie Canal, or attend national park ranger-guided programs, concerts, and art exhibits, Cuyahoga Valley National Park has it all.