RyaCumm

Lakeside ave is a really convienent cut around for traffic it connect a lot of roads int he are. I highly recommend it if you don't have any patience for sitting in traffic. It does get pretty close to the lake so I guess it kinds earns it's name but I think it is a little bit of a stretch. Have at the Galleria at Erieview. Nice shopping up there.

Chester is really one busy busy road. The long arduous drive goes by the campus of Cleveland State University. Don't take it in a rush or you will get stuck in rush hour. The people are about as nice as most Ohioans stuck in traffic. It is a miserable 4pm commute that will take you to 6. Better off sticking to the side roads.

Really this road is a gem. A clissic picturesque michigan road. Cliff road leads to Cleveland Lakefront State Park. It takes you on scenic drive right to the water. The sunrises are amazing coming over the water. Pull over and watch one and it willr evive your spirit. This is a beauty one must drive on.

We often visited family on mill road when I was a child. I have such fond memories running up and down it. All those hot summer days runnig thru sprinklers. Oh those were simpler times. I just wish I could go back to the summers on mill road. Maybe you can but my family has moved on to another street and another sprinkler.

Perry is great for church but it does lack that warm fuzzy feeling at night watch out and you will be fine. Perry is a wonderful street that winds and breaks through Cinn. and fallows Hamilton. Tree lined street with a nice cozy safe atmosphere in and around this area.But watch out they make it very dark at night.

Homewood is a wonderful street that winds and breaks through Greenhills as fallows the hawthorne corridor. It is near the 50 divider line between North and South Cinn. Homewood started out as an alley but as greenhills grew along with the size of the cars that used it, Homewood was paved and is now a nice access to the neighborhoods as long as there aren’t any cars parked on it. That can be a problem because is still not much larger than alleyway.

Springdale Road is best known for the it's self titled movie. It is the same road just a much nicer part of the area. This part is in the suburban utopia of Greenhills. It is a nice clean fast moving street that is nice the visit but does not have a lot of houses on it. It will take you from Greenhills all the way to New Burlington.

If Cinn. had a main street this would it. It has everything on it except casinos. It dead ends at a beautiful park surrounded by magnolia trees. The city puts a lot of work into fixing it up. You can go to the Theatre or for Sport you can go to the Browns play. Their practice field is also nearby. Get all your shopping done at the Greenhills.

Winton is a nice cozy street that cuts a straight path through Cincinnati and the Burke area. When you want to take a nice slower trip across the cities take Lyndon it is only 25 mph but cuts all the way though. It has a few stop sign but not many. Mostly just nice houses and fresh air. The tree lined streets will perk you up.

Adams Road is a great way to get across town. Not many people live on it many live just off of it. For most the way it is a brisk 30 mph. It has all that you could want nice access to shopping. Perfectly centered between all the shopping you could need but not much on it to clutter it up and slow it down. Perfect for the drive home from work.