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Alderfer/Oenslager Wildlife Sanctuary is the home of the Medina County's Environmental Education Center. The area is named after the family who donated the original 103 acres to begin this site.

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This site boasts one of the finest reforestation areas in Ohio. Beginning in the 1930s, Stan Allard planted trees on areas too steep to farm. Over his lifetime, more than 100,000 trees have been planted at Allardale.

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Arcola Creek Estuary is a place where the fresh waters of the creek mix with the waves of Lake Erie. It is one of the last remaining natural estuaries in Ohio. Steelhead salmon spawn, and migratory birds find shelter here.

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This 149-acre former fishing club was acquired by the Geauga Park District in 1993. Avid anglers continue to catch a wide variety of fish, including bass, bluegill, and northern pike. The three lakes and 40 acres of wetlands also attract beavers, great blue herons, red-shouldered hawks, turtles, and a wide variety of songbirds and migrating waterfowl. Beartown Lakes Reservation is an excellent spot for hiking, horseback riding, sledding, and cross-country skiing.

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This is one of the newest of the Lorain County Metro Parks, featuring 65 acres of mature woodlands and floodplains, a 1.2-mile paved loop-trail, and day-use area with reservable shelter, playground, soccer field, and visitor's center.

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Located in Bedford, Bedford Heights, Oakwood, Valley View, and Walton Hills, Bedford Reservation gives the appearance of a continuous forest of large trees and challenging terrain, which apparently discouraged early logging operations. The reservation offers trails and picnic areas, and includes Shawnee Hills Golf Course as one of its attractions.

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Bessie Benner Metzenbaum Park is crowned by a sandstone knoll in the midst of a mature beech-maple forest, rising 140 feet above Griswold Creek. This 65-acre park also features an old orchard nestled in a meadow at the foot of the hill and a boardwalk that winds through the wetlands that surround the creek. Two paved trails provide opportunities for people of all abilities to enjoy the excellent bird-watching at this location.

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