Local gems worth getting to know.
Richfield sits at the northern edge of Cuyahoga Valley National Park, which means most people blow through on the way to the park's marquee trails. That's a mistake. The town itself—a mix of rural
Most people heading to Cuyahoga Valley National Park base themselves in Peninsula or Brecksville—the towns everyone knows. But if you live in Richfield or you're planning a weekend trip, you're
Richfield sits in the crease between Cleveland's sprawl and the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, which means you can spend Saturday morning on a legitimate forest trail with water features, then be back
Richfield sits in that useful pocket between Cleveland and the Cuyahoga Valley—close enough to the city that serious cooks end up here, far enough out that rents haven't crushed the small operators
Richfield wasn't planned—it grew where soil was good and water ran reliable. The township was established in 1820 as part of Summit County's expansion into the Western Reserve, and the first permanent
The Richfield Farmers Market runs seasonally at the Richfield Village Green, typically from late spring through early fall. This is where you find what's actually in season—not the imported stuff at