All about the Browns, the Indians, and the Cavs as well as Cleveland's Metroparks and fun things for amateur sports enthusiasts to do in the city.
Cleveland may not have the numbers of Olympic athletes that Colorado and Southern California have, but the north coast can be proud of the hometown athletes it's sending to Beijing, led by the King himself, LeBron James.
Ohio offers a variety of hunting licenses, for deer, wild turkey, wild boar, waterfowl, and small game. Each has category has its own season and requirements. Learn more about how to get an Ohio hunting license.
Cleveland (Ohio) has a score of outdoor swimming pools and nearly as many indoor pools -- all offered free to city of Cleveland residents. Find out about the pool nearest you.
The Dew Tour, now in its third season, is the most watched and attended action sports event in the world. The 2007 tour, which features BMX, skateboarding, and freestyle motorcross, will hit Cleveland in July, the second of five stops on the tour.
Thistledown Race Track, just east of Cleveland Ohio, offers live thoroughbred racing from April to mid-November, as well as simulcast racing from around the world. The one-mile oval dirt track is the site of the prestigious Ohio Derby, held each June.
Cleveland and northeast Ohio are known for their juicy and delicious apples. Each autumn, many of these farms open their doors to visitors and offer a variety of apple treats, hayrides, bushels of apples, and other apple events. Learn more about the area's apple farms.
Read all about the best parks in Ohio from the About Guide to US parks.
Read about the seven Ohio National Parks, including the Perry Monument at Put-in-Bay and the James A. Garfield Historic Site, from the About Guide to US Parks.
Cleveland and Northeast Ohio residents love their sports teams -- in good times and not-so-good times. Read about the Browns, Indians, Cavs, and other past and present professional teams as well as Ohio State football and local amateur and recreational sports.
Cleveland and Northeast Ohio's changing seasons and rolling hills make a scenic backdrop for the many beautiful and challenging golf courses in the area. Find out more about the region's public golf courses.
Find what to wear to Cleveland Indians' baseball games, in person or at home in front of the TV.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park extends from just south of I-480 all the way to Akron, along the Cuyahoga River. The scenic area offers history, hiking, bicycling, wintersports, and all sorts of learning opportunities. What's more: it's free.
A review of the 2006 Cleveland Cavaliers by the about.com basketball guide.
Boston Mills has a good mixture of beginner’s and advanced terrain as well as offering a variety of lessons and an excellent children’s program.The 79-acre Boston Mills, with adjacent Brandywine Ski Resort, is easily accessible to Cleveland and the surrounding area. Boston Mills also features the steepest ski slope in Ohio.
Located just over an hour's drive from downtown Cleveland, on the shores of Lake Erie, Cedar Point Amusement Park offers more roller coasters than any other park in the world as well as live stage shows, dozens of rides, a white sand beach, and lots of fun for all ages.
Located just off of I-90 in Lakewood, Winterhurst Ice Rink is a fun place for families to skate, watch elegant ice show or hockey games, and take professional-quality skating lessons.
