Travel Books about Cleveland

A great book, loaded with 80 charming bed and breakfast inns in and within striking distance of Cleveland. Author Doris Larson gives the reader an outline of each, complete with a description, contact information, and things to do near each inn. 250 pages. Gray and Co.

This easy-to-read guide books lists over 500 fun and interesting attractions in Ohio, including offbeat museums, romantic bed and breakfasts, and lots of quintessentially Ohio sites in all corners of the state. Neil Zurcher, a longtime TV journalist known for his "One Tank Trips" is the perfect guide to the "Buckeye State." Gray and Company; Softcover; 256 pages; 2006.

Explore the numerous parks, scenic neighborhoods, and cultural attractions of greater Cleveland in these 60 walks, carefully outlined by author, Diane Stresing. There's something to interest all skill levels. Menasha Ridge Press; 2003; 256 pages.

This easy-to-read guide by Kristi S. Zimmeth, lists attractions and activities for the whole family to enjoy throughout Northeast Ohio. softcover; 207 pages; 2000; Globe Pequot Press.

From ice skating to a romantic candlelit dinner for two ... and everything in between: that's what Miriam Carey gives as suggestions for romantic outings in Cleveland. This 208 page book is a must-have for anyone in love ... or in love with Cleveland. Gray and Co. 2005. softcover. 208 pages.

This guide features a description of all of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park's hiking, biking, equestrian, and Nordic ski trails, with information on difficulty, sights along the route, and the plants and wildlife you'll likely encounter along the way.

Co-editors, Rob and Peg Bobel, with the help of other Trails Council volunteers spent 18 months rehiking all of the trails and updating information. The result is a great resource for exploring one of Northeast Ohio's most beautiful parks.