This waterfall is right in the middle of Chagrin Falls. The Main Street bridge is just above the waterfall. A small dam is just upstream on the otherside of the bridge. There is a boardwalk that takes you down to view the falls.
The falls are named for the river, which was apparently named for the French trader, Francois Séguin. There are other theories.
Chagrin Falls is about 25 miles east of Cleveland.
[Cleveland Area] Nearby Falls
The Cleveland area has a surprising number of waterfalls. Brandywine Falls, Buttermilk Falls and Mill Creek Falls are all in or around Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Paine Falls is 30 miles to the north. Cascade Falls is about 25 miles to the east in Nelson & Kennedy Ledges State park.
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