Active Living Initiatives

Staying active offers many health benefits, like better sleep, improved brain health and increased energy levels. It also lowers the risk of chronic disease like cancer and diabetes. By moving your body, you can also strengthen your bones and joints to reduce fall and injury.

Heart & Sole is dedicated to making it safer and easier for people to be physically active in North Ridgeville by walking, biking, or rolling.

Find local places to keep active in North Ridgeville.

Explore other ways to keep active in North Ridgeville.

  • People walking in a school hallway.

    Indoor walking at Liberty Elementary

    Between October and April, residents can keep active by walking indoors at Liberty Elementary School on Tuesday & Thursday evenings from 6-8 p.m. No cost to participate.

  • People walking and using a stroller in the halls at LCCC University Partnership Campus.

    Indoor walking at LCCC URPC

    Between October and March, residents can keep active by walking at LCCC University Partnership Ridge Campus (UPRC) on Mondays and Wednesday evenings from 5-7 p.m. No cost to participate.

  • Red tricycle bike with a "we check out bikes" sign

    Bike Share at LPLS North Ridgeville

    During the warmer weather months through early fall, library patrons 18 years or older can check out a bike at North Ridgeville Branch Library. The library currently has one tricycle and two Electra Townies 7D. Valid library card and photo ID required.

Our impact.

  • Crosswalk features at Bainbridge Road

    New lights and paint make it easier and safer for pedestrians to get to South Central Park from the City Municipal Complex and library. The crosswalk was improved, in partnership with the City of North Ridgeville.

  • Line Striping along Center Ridge Multipurpose Trail

    In partnership with the City of North Ridgeville, line striping was completed along the trail on Center Ridge to improve safety and clearly define the path for pedestrians and bicyclists.