Ohio Vacations
Located between the Midwest and East Coast, Ohio is often overlooked as a vacation destination. The only affiliate this hurts, however, is the traveler. Ohio is a state that offers a plethora of adventures for outdoor folks, arts enthusiasts and family travelers alike. This versatile state has no shortage of attractions that can entertain even the pickiest of travelers. Visitors wanting some city culture can stop in Columbus or Cleveland, while those looking for an outdoor adventure can choose from seven spectacular national parks. The state is bordered by Lake Erie to the North and the Ohio River to the South, making it a popular destination for farmers seeking fertile soil. The state is nicknamed ‘Mother of Presidents’ for its uncanny ability to produce seven United States Presidents, and balances an economy of farming and industry.
Visitors looking for an urban adventure often flock to Cleveland, Ohio. Located on the picturesque Lake Erie’s Southern Shore, the city hosts an endless array of entertainment. Sports enthusiasts should catch a game of the Cleveland Browns NFL team. Visitors flock to the Cleveland Browns stadium to be a part of more than 73,000 roaring fans. Those looking for a more subdued adventure can dine at one of the city’s notable restaurants in Shaker Heights or the Westside Market to choose from a number of restaurants that feature celebrity chefs. Those looking for family friendly fun can stop by Cedar Point Amusement Park for an afternoon of screams and wild rides. The park features 17 roller coasters, four of which tower more than 200 feet in height. Cedar Point features more than 150 rides and attractions while nearby Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and The RainForest features more than 3,000 animals in stunningly recreated environments. Visitors with an interest in the arts can catch a Broadway play at Playhouse Square, stop in to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or tour the fine Cleveland Museum of Art.
Visitors looking for an outdoor experience can escape to Cuyahoga Valley National Park, just a short drive from Cleveland. The national Park features more than 33,000 acres of pristine wilderness along the Cuyahoga River. Guests can explore the rugged ravines and valleys via hiking or biking trails, while history enthusiasts can visit a number of museums and historical points of interest such as the Boston Store and the Frazee House. Those traveling to Ohio in the winter can carve up the slopes in the Ohio Snowbelt. Some of the most popular ski resorts include Mad River Mountain, Big Creek Ski Area and Alpine Valley, making for a memorable experience.
Ohio’s stunning state capital, Columbus, offers a number of attractions for families and couples alike. Travelers with children in tow can seek solace in the hands-on exhibits at the Center of Science and Industry. The museum features more than 300 themed interactive exhibits to pique any tot’s interest. Couples looking for a fun city retreat should head over to the Arena District. This newer city center was built on the former grounds of the Ohio Penitentiary and now features a variety of spectacular sports and dining options. Hockey fans can head over to Nationwide Arena to watch the NHL’s Blue Jackets play while minor league basketball fans can catch a Clippers game at Huntington Park. Guests can head off to the Short North Arts District to stroll through art galleries or grab a bite to eat at a local restaurant.
Travelers who want to learn more about Ohio’s indigenous cultures can’t miss the opportunity to stop by the Hopewell Culture National Historical Park. Visitors can view several Hopewell sites within the park, such as geometric structures with walls towering up to 12 feet high and large conical mounds that extend up to 30 feet in height. Visitors can explore the archeological complexes and learn more about the Hopewell culture at the NHP Visitor Center.
Ohio Hotels
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Reserve your spot at one of these popular tourist destinations in Ohio:
- Columbus
- Cleveland
- Cincinnati
- Sandusky
- Dayton
- Dublin
- Mason
- Akron
- Independence
- Sharonville
- Toledo
- Port Clinton
- Miamisburg
- Perrysburg
- Maumee
- Canton
- Put in Bay
- Springfield
- Findlay
- Cambridge
- Lima
- Millersburg
- Wooster
- Mansfield
- Zanesville
- Grove City
- Fairborn
- Youngstown
- West Chester
- Berlin
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