Frazee House Trailhead
A gateway to the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail.
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Frazee House Trailhead Details
The Franzee House, a beautiful grand old brick house, was built by citizen Stephen Franzee in 1827 from a settlement he received when the canal was built on his property. Since renovated, it is open to visitors on summer weekends. Just north of Sagamore Creek and near the Cuyahoga River and Canal Road, the trailhead is a gateway to the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, as well as the Buckeye Trail and an abundance of historical knowledge.
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Frazee House Trailhead
A small picnic area next to the Stephen Frazee House.
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The Stephen Frazee House
Among the original settlers in the Valley.
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Franzee to Station Road (Towpath Trail)
The section most removed from roads and towns.
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Sagamore Grove Trailhead
A popular site provides relaxing spots for picnics.
