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What a gorgeous place to stroll around with friends! Climbing the tower is a must! Gives you some great ideas for home landscaping. Be prepared to walk, a lot! Beautiful event venue and photo opportunities
Went to Holden Arboretum in October and they had a really fun Skelton themed garden. The installations were creative and very fun. The colors of the leaves were really nice and we were able to go up the platform and see the entire arboretum. It's a great place for a walk and I'm looking forward to going in the summer as well to see the different flowers that might be there.
Beautiful time and what a view! I loved it!!!! Super time. I will be back. The skulls for Holloween was amazing.
Beautiful grounds!! The Holden Arboretum is located on the east side of Cleveland, specifically in Kirtland, Ohio. If you love big parks, lush woodlands, and trees then this is the place to visit. The whole area is huge so you'll have plenty of time spent walking outside enjoying the fresh air. Bring your family or friends and make it a fun day trip. INFO. -- "The Holden Arboretum encompasses an expansive 3,500 acres including lush woodlands and 200 acres dedicated to thoughtfully cultivated gardens".... I visited in April 2023 with 2 friends on a Sunday afternoon. It was quite a chilly/cold day but we all managed to keep warm with our light jackets. We went on the Murch Canopy walk (named after Maynard Murch) and the Kalberer Emergent Tower. Both experiences were fun but it can be nerve recking if you are scared of heights especially the Emergent Tower because you have to walk up plenty of steps so as you go further up, you realize that you are high up there. The view on top of the tower is really lovely because of all the trees. The Murch Canopy Walk isn't as scary if you are scared of heights because it isn't too elevated above the ground; however, it is shaky so you can hold on to the side net as you walk across it. My friends and I had fun walking across the canopy while laughing about the shakiness. There are 2 straight paths to walk on and then you can turn around. There was an issue with me getting inside which caused about a 7 minute delay. Even though I had a ticket, the woman at the gate couldn't scan me or find my ticket in the system for some reason. Eventually, it was figured out. I can't remember if I had a free ticket or some other deal, but I don't believe I paid the regular approx. $20 entry rate. I'm writing this review over a year after I visited the Holden so I don't remember what the specifics of the ticket issue was but I'm happy it was figured out. If I lived closer, I would definitely visit more often but I recommend taking a day trip to The Holden Arboretum. Also, stop into their gift shop and take a peak at their offerings sold. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 27/150 total reviews in 2024 - 677 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 11 May 2024
The parking lot here was full when I pulled in, but once you get in, it didn't feel crowded. The grounds are very spread out, with nicely maintained paved trails/paths around several ponds and many curated garden beds. It is pet friendly, my dog found a lot to check out, including the pollinator train, which she was very interested in. We also explored the ponds and a bird watching blind. There are a few restrooms on the grounds. It feels a bit unfair to review, because we maybe saw 20% of what there was to see, but had a great time and will for sure be back!
A friend and I took a guided bird watching walk yesterday and it was very informative and interesting. Stan was our guide and was clearly very knowledgeable about birding. We had a group of about 12 people and the walk covered approximately 3 miles in 3 hours. I learned birding is not for the faint of heart. There is so much to know and patience is key. The Arboretum itself is beautiful, so just walking around is rejuvenating. We started early to catch as many species of birds possible. It is fascinating how many bird migrate through such a small area. I also learned about a new app that identifies bird calls. As with any hike be prepared for uneven ground and ticks. I did find a couple of ticks on me when I finished. It has been reported to be a bad tick season. Also dress for the weather. There is a decent amount muddy ground after a rain. Overall a fun experience!
What a peaceful place for a walk. Blueberry pond was my favorite. Saw a snake on the path! If it so much as looks like it could rain, take an umbrella!!! You'll be far from shelter and will regret it if you don't.
Always a nice walk on pavement or small gravel. The views of flowers and trees change seasonally. August's special exhibit is the nature themed Legos scattered throughout the plants near the front walks of the 3500 acres. A tram, for a cost, gives a one-hour tour of the grounds. The Visitor's Center has an information desk, cold drinks for sale, a gift shop and restrooms. Check out the garden behind the building.
We love visiting the arboretum and finally decided to become members. We bought our membership and visited a few weeks ago. We love getting there right when they open and beginning to explore. The canopy walk and emergent tower are certainly favorites. Parking is free.
I've been wanting to visit Holden Arboretum for years, and finally made it over in 2022! Luckily, not only was I able to visit this year, but the weather was beautiful/warm/sunny. The line took awhile to get in and buy tickets. I recommend purchasing tickets online prior to visiting. $20 per person is very pricey, as the parks are free and have beautiful views of the fall foliage as well (if you know where to go). The canopy walk had a small line and a beautiful experience. Although, the emergent tower was breathtaking. Make sure you get there when they first open, otherwise you'll be waiting in line for over an hour. The fall foliage is unlike anything I've personally ever seen before and made for some great pics! Even though the price is ridiculously high, I recommend everyone try to visit at least once and milk it out the day there as long as possible.
Holden arboretum is a gem. Highly recommend the canopy walk as well as the tower. The canopy walk (particularly in fall) is breath taking with views of the changing foliage. It spans 500 feet and you feel as though you are walking amongst the tree tops. The tower is 12 stories high, with breath taking views of the county leading up to Lake Erie in the distance. Plan to spend 3-4 hours exploring the arboretum. Admission is $19/adult when purchased online or $20/adult when purchased at the door.
Beautiful! The beauty of nature and the activities were relaxing and calming. I walked the trails and explored the flowers. I even spied a humming bird. The arboretum displayed a butterfly and other interesting things made out Legos. Very nice. I guess this was also to attract older and younger generations enjoy and explore.
If you love nature. This is the place for you. I paid for a single day ticket. At the end of my experience. I upgraded to the year pass. They have a tower that gets you above the trees. To view 360 degrees of visibility. They also have a canopy walk. Which gets you up off the ground and in the canopy of the trees. I have been here about six times in past three months. I will keep coming back.
2 months ago
Hidden Gem! Every time I go there's barely anyone else there. There's various gardens, a canopy walk and an emergent tower. Highly recommend going with family or friends, it's so peaceful and relaxing. read more
1 year ago
What a beautiful massive arboretum! You can spend half to a whole day here, soothed by the nature, sound of birds chirping, and light breeze. Recommend coming here on a nice sunny day to enjoy the hike to the fullest. We were greeted with a random encounter by a black rat snake right when we entered. This place is well maintained and offers a variety of aesthetic gardens and trails, along with several benches in each area for you to simply sit back and relax while enjoying the view. The highlight would be the Kalberer emergent tower, featuring a 120 ft structure that offers a panoramic view of the forest and Lake Erie (202 stairs to the top). The Murch canopy walk is also a must-visit spot. This is a 500 ft long elevated walkway that lets you immerse yourself in the tree canopy. We had such a great time here and will definitely be back. Tips: make sure to bring a bottle of water (there is a water refill station in the visitor center), snacks and sunglasses read more
My boyfriend and I took a day trip up to the Holden Arboretum from the Cleveland area and were slightly disappointed. The admission fee per person was $21. The trails were very nicely paved and gorgeous, but the canopy walk and the tower were closed. I wish they would have disclosed this when we were buying our tickets. If you leave near the Cleveland Metroparks you are better off just walking the trails for free. The scenery is pretty much the same in the metroparks. read more
10 months ago
What a gorgeous place to stroll around with friends! Climbing the tower is a must! Gives you some great ideas for home landscaping. Be prepared to walk, a lot! Beautiful event venue and photo opportunities read more
4 months ago
Went to Holden Arboretum in October and they had a really fun Skelton themed garden. The installations were creative and very fun. The colors of the leaves were really nice and we were able to go up the platform and see the entire arboretum. It's a great place for a walk and I'm looking forward to going in the summer as well to see the different flowers that might be there. read more
10 months ago
Beautiful time and what a view! I loved it!!!! Super time. I will be back. The skulls for Holloween was amazing. read more
Beautiful grounds!! The Holden Arboretum is located on the east side of Cleveland, specifically in Kirtland, Ohio. If you love big parks, lush woodlands, and trees then this is the place to visit. The whole area is huge so you'll have plenty of time spent walking outside enjoying the fresh air. Bring your family or friends and make it a fun day trip. INFO. -- "The Holden Arboretum encompasses an expansive 3,500 acres including lush woodlands and 200 acres dedicated to thoughtfully cultivated gardens".... I visited in April 2023 with 2 friends on a Sunday afternoon. It was quite a chilly/cold day but we all managed to keep warm with our light jackets. We went on the Murch Canopy walk (named after Maynard Murch) and the Kalberer Emergent Tower. Both experiences were fun but it can be nerve recking if you are scared of heights especially the Emergent Tower because you have to walk up plenty of steps so as you go further up, you realize that you are high up there. The view on top of the tower is really lovely because of all the trees. The Murch Canopy Walk isn't as scary if you are scared of heights because it isn't too elevated above the ground; however, it is shaky so you can hold on to the side net as you walk across it. My friends and I had fun walking across the canopy while laughing about the shakiness. There are 2 straight paths to walk on and then you can turn around. There was an issue with me getting inside which caused about a 7 minute delay. Even though I had a ticket, the woman at the gate couldn't scan me or find my ticket in the system for some reason. Eventually, it was figured out. I can't remember if I had a free ticket or some other deal, but I don't believe I paid the regular approx. $20 entry rate. I'm writing this review over a year after I visited the Holden so I don't remember what the specifics of the ticket issue was but I'm happy it was figured out. If I lived closer, I would definitely visit more often but I recommend taking a day trip to The Holden Arboretum. Also, stop into their gift shop and take a peak at their offerings sold. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 27/150 total reviews in 2024 - 677 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 11 May 2024 read more
2 years ago
The parking lot here was full when I pulled in, but once you get in, it didn't feel crowded. The grounds are very spread out, with nicely maintained paved trails/paths around several ponds and many curated garden beds. It is pet friendly, my dog found a lot to check out, including the pollinator train, which she was very interested in. We also explored the ponds and a bird watching blind. There are a few restrooms on the grounds. It feels a bit unfair to review, because we maybe saw 20% of what there was to see, but had a great time and will for sure be back! read more
A friend and I took a guided bird watching walk yesterday and it was very informative and interesting. Stan was our guide and was clearly very knowledgeable about birding. We had a group of about 12 people and the walk covered approximately 3 miles in 3 hours. I learned birding is not for the faint of heart. There is so much to know and patience is key. The Arboretum itself is beautiful, so just walking around is rejuvenating. We started early to catch as many species of birds possible. It is fascinating how many bird migrate through such a small area. I also learned about a new app that identifies bird calls. As with any hike be prepared for uneven ground and ticks. I did find a couple of ticks on me when I finished. It has been reported to be a bad tick season. Also dress for the weather. There is a decent amount muddy ground after a rain. Overall a fun experience! read more
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What a peaceful place for a walk. Blueberry pond was my favorite. Saw a snake on the path! If it so much as looks like it could rain, take an umbrella!!! You'll be far from shelter and will regret it if you don't. read more
Always a nice walk on pavement or small gravel. The views of flowers and trees change seasonally. August's special exhibit is the nature themed Legos scattered throughout the plants near the front walks of the 3500 acres. A tram, for a cost, gives a one-hour tour of the grounds. The Visitor's Center has an information desk, cold drinks for sale, a gift shop and restrooms. Check out the garden behind the building. read more
We love visiting the arboretum and finally decided to become members. We bought our membership and visited a few weeks ago. We love getting there right when they open and beginning to explore. The canopy walk and emergent tower are certainly favorites. Parking is free. read more
I've been wanting to visit Holden Arboretum for years, and finally made it over in 2022! Luckily, not only was I able to visit this year, but the weather was beautiful/warm/sunny. The line took awhile to get in and buy tickets. I recommend purchasing tickets online prior to visiting. $20 per person is very pricey, as the parks are free and have beautiful views of the fall foliage as well (if you know where to go). The canopy walk had a small line and a beautiful experience. Although, the emergent tower was breathtaking. Make sure you get there when they first open, otherwise you'll be waiting in line for over an hour. The fall foliage is unlike anything I've personally ever seen before and made for some great pics! Even though the price is ridiculously high, I recommend everyone try to visit at least once and milk it out the day there as long as possible. read more
Holden arboretum is a gem. Highly recommend the canopy walk as well as the tower. The canopy walk (particularly in fall) is breath taking with views of the changing foliage. It spans 500 feet and you feel as though you are walking amongst the tree tops. The tower is 12 stories high, with breath taking views of the county leading up to Lake Erie in the distance. Plan to spend 3-4 hours exploring the arboretum. Admission is $19/adult when purchased online or $20/adult when purchased at the door. read more
3 years ago
Beautiful! The beauty of nature and the activities were relaxing and calming. I walked the trails and explored the flowers. I even spied a humming bird. The arboretum displayed a butterfly and other interesting things made out Legos. Very nice. I guess this was also to attract older and younger generations enjoy and explore. read more
If you love nature. This is the place for you. I paid for a single day ticket. At the end of my experience. I upgraded to the year pass. They have a tower that gets you above the trees. To view 360 degrees of visibility. They also have a canopy walk. Which gets you up off the ground and in the canopy of the trees. I have been here about six times in past three months. I will keep coming back. read more
We love Holden! We got a membership here this year (with the Cleveland Botanical Gardens) and I would highly recommend everyone get one! It's beautiful all times of the year. I love doing the canopy walk throughout the different seasons! They always have fun events going on. One of our favorites was the fairy garden trail. It was so fun following and seeing all the cute fairy gardens. We love coming here as often as we can for hikes! read more
The Holden Arboretum is a very photogenic and it's a nice place to spend time with nature. The line for the canopy walk and Emergent tower can get long starting midday. My bf and I went in the morning so the line wasn't as long. I felt a little rushed on both attractions because I wanted to take more pics, but with the social distancing rules, I felt like I was holding up the line for people after me. I came back to go through it again for more pictures when we walked through the other attractions, but the line was at the sign that said 45+ minutes. So I passed on that. It would've been nice to just take my time and take in the scenery, take in nature, since it was really a unique view to be up so high on the tower, and to walk through the canopy. There are lots of benches around the arboretum to enjoy your lunch. We packed our own sandwiches. We saw others having a picnic which was cute. We went a little before Halloween and the pumpkin decorations were a nice seasonal touch. Overall, enjoyed our visit. read more
Took a day to spend here it is a very beautiful place prepare for alot of walking the only thing I would say is the map on the brochure is not very helpful navigating around I felt like I was in the Blair witch project for a bit and magically ended up back to my car when I clearly thought I was on the other side of the park don't ask I can't explain it lol but yes this is a very good place for getting out and enjoying nature while being educated about things at the same time read more
8 years ago
A beautiful place! We love going here on Sunday afternoons in the summer. It's so peaceful and it's so nice to walk around at your own pace. The ponds are beautiful and everything is well maintained. The flowers are amazing! I love taking pictures here! We haven't done the canopy walk yet but we will this yearI'm sure the view is amazing! They also had trick or treat here last fall and every display was beautiful! A must visit place if you're in the area. Updated review. A fall must: the tower and canopy walk!! Absolutely breath taking! We went up the tower last week...220 feet up, you are literally above the trees. It's beyond beautiful!! A little scary if you are afraid of heights. When you get to the top of the tower it sways a little so be prepared for that. If you can get to the top...you must do it. It's worth every step!! I also added to my pictures..this time they are all fall pictures! Highly recommend taking your best camera with you! read more
This place is amazing. I'm a nature and animal lover and this fits it perfectly. I was surprised with a trip to go here on my anniversary and fell in love. I've gone back every week since than. Now four weeks straight. I got more excited as Fall approached. They have a tower that has 202 steps to the top where you are above the trees. The view is pure amazing. The more I go, the better I get at climbing it. There are places to rest every few sections if needed and some knowledgeable information. There is also a canopy walk. There is also pull over spots with educational items. You can see what squirrel nests and bat homes look like. Even what a butterfly view looks like. There are many trails there that have flowers and different trees. Be warned that if you walk your dog there that you have to hold them tight. Not only is there a lot of squirrels, but there are chipmunks galore. There is a building in the front with a store and indoor restrooms. There are also many port a potties throughout so you don't have to head back early. They do an excellent job with the pathways. They are not dirt paths, but instead laid with many pebbles. It's perfect for wet weather since the pathways don't get muddy. read more
2 years ago
It was a unique experience. My very 1st visit. So many sights to see, not sure where to start. The climb to top of the viewing tower is a bit of a hike but the view was worth it! Not excited about the little gnats that present when we reached the viewing platform. read more
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I have been wanting to come here for the longest time and my friends and I made it on the last day they were opened for the season! It was packed that day, but well worth it! To see the colors of all the changing leaves, it was such a pretty sight! Something you do not want to miss if you are in Ohio during the fall. I am being a little biased, but I think Ohio offers the most beautiful view of what fall truly is. This is a great place for families, old and young! If you are in the area during their season, make sure to have a couple hours open for The Holden Arboretum! read more
I love this place and wish I lived closer! I took my daughter and fiancé here last Saturday and it was a perfect day to explore the gardens. We stopped at the garden behind the visitor center first. The water fountain is so peaceful. The flowers were in full bloom and butterflies were dancing around...its just so beautiful there. We walked the paths to the canopy walk and the emergent tower, which is a must if physically able to do so. The view at the top of the tower is breathtaking. It is mesmerizing watching the tree tops sway with the wind under you. And you can see the lake from the top! We had a memorable visit and I can't wait to come back! read more
3 years ago
Love it here ! We went 3 times we took our grown kids once and we went by ourselves and 1 with our dog . Enjoyed it all Three times will be going back in October read more
7 years ago
I love this place. It's so peaceful and I'm always amazed that so many beautiful, colorful plants grow in Ohio! The grounds are very well maintained and the pathways are comfortably wide. I went there with my husband during our anniversary weekend and it was one of my favorite parts of our celebration. The entrance fee is very reasonable and there is plenty of parking. I would definitely return. read more
This is such a lovely place. The canopy walk was on my bucket list for Ohio. It was safe and beautiful. I also loved the overlook tower. There is something for everyone here. From Japanese gardens to nature trails. Plus they have visiting artists. I highly recommend this to anyone visiting north east Ohio. read more
5 years ago
Beautiful place to getaway from the city. Many benches to chill on. Nature center available for relaxation and gorgeous view from the out door patio. read more
6 years ago
Beautiful garden with plenty of flowers and butterflies. Very nice place to walk. Saw everyone from teens, to families with little babies, and even some elderly. I really enjoyed my visit and I felt like there was alot to see. The canopy bridges and the tower is really cool too. Perfect place for a field trip for anyone, from kiddos to intro biology college courses. Absolutely loved it here. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Always a great place anytime of year. I love the variety of walking trails and the fact that you could spend an lazy afternoon wandering the accessible walkways or spend hours getting lost in the depths of the park. The park is very clean and so much bigger than you realize. It's also dog friendly which is a bonus - just be sure to pick up after your pup so it remains that way. read more
4 years ago
Such a beautiful forest and attraction! If you love nature this is a must see! The tower and the bridge was beautiful and same with the rest of the forest! read more
4 years ago
Best escape experience-adults, people with various challenges, youngsters, baby-soothing time and the list goes on. I absolutely love this place for special quiet time or fun hiding adventures or a delightful picnic! read more
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