Lake Erie Bluffs

Lake Erie Bluffs protects nearly two miles of undeveloped shoreline: forty-foot bluffs above a stone and driftwood beach, with rare beach plants and no development in either direction.

A fifty-foot observation tower gives a full three-hundred-and-sixty degree view over the lake and the woods behind it. Bald eagles are resident and easy to see. The park sits on a major migratory flyway, which makes the spring and autumn birding genuinely good rather than merely pleasant.

The Shoreline Trail runs along the beach and the Lakeview Trail runs the bluff above it, so you can walk out on one and back on the other and look down on where you have been.