Native American Carrying a Canoe
About the Business
"Native American Carrying a Canoe" is a unique and culturally enriching local business situated along the scenic Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail in Akron, OH. Nestled in the heart of nature, this establishment offers visitors a rare opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich heritage and traditions of Native American culture.
At "Native American Carrying a Canoe," guests can explore a variety of handcrafted items, including traditional canoes, intricate beadwork, authentic clothing, and exquisite artwork that reflects the deep connection of Native American communities to their history and environment. The business also hosts educational workshops and storytelling sessions, providing a deeper understanding of Native American customs, legends, and ways of life.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, an outdoor adventurer, or simply looking for a meaningful cultural experience, "Native American Carrying a Canoe" promises a memorable and enlightening visit. Stop by and discover the timeless beauty and wisdom of Native American traditions, all while enjoying the picturesque surroundings of the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail.
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Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, Akron, OH 44313, United States
Reviews
"Fun fact... The Indian is portaging their canoe. Portage - To carry (a boat and or its cargo) between navigable waters. This is why it was put next to the Cuyahoga River and also where Portage Path and Portage county get their names!"
"Beautiful artwork. Interesting statue in all of the other statues I've seen in my travels across the u.s."
"The statue is right off the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath in Portage County. Very nice and wide path for hiking and biking"
"Beautiful landmark that gives us a glimpse in to the rich history of this area."
"The Indian Carrying a Canoe statue is located northeast of the Portage Path and Merriman Roads intersection. It is positioned between the Ohio Canal towpath trail to the north and a set of railroad tracks on the south. This statue depicts an Indian carrying his canoe along the eight mile long Portage Path, which connected the Lake Erie and Ohio River watersheds. This position marks the north end of the Portage Path. The sculptor was Peter Jones. The Portage Path route was marked with 50 two feet tall bronze spear points and the statue was dedicated in 2001."
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