Folks seeking a relaxed getaway will find this charming town in Ohio to be a good fit, thanks to its popular local restaurants and heaps of outdoor recreation.
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Ohio has plenty to offer for nature lovers, and one stunning lakeside retreat is an outdoorsy paradise that sees tens of thousands of visitors a year.
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This USA designated Tree City in Ohio has great family-friendly parks, nature trails, and a camp site where your dog can enjoy a 7.5-acre park and lake.
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An urban forest with old maple trees envelopes this small Ohio town near Lake Erie, which has a walkable downtown and sits right on a 100-mile multi-use trail.
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This underrated city between Cincinnati and Columbus comes alive each autumn with cheerful parades, local flavor, and record-breaking pumpkins.
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If you love the outdoors and are looking for a quiet spot to separate from the busy world, it might be time for a trip to the woods of Ohio.
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Explore the scenic Indian Lake Reservoir from this charming lakeside village in central Ohio, offering a getaway for both relaxation and family adventure.
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Surrounded by natural beauty, this town was saved from disrepair by one man whose Herculean efforts sparked a heartwarming community movement.
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This tight-knit community's charm is only topped by the fact that it was the primary filming location for one of the greatest movies of all time.
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An unusual tunnel in Ohio has become an urban playground, drawing in skateboarding daredevils since the 1980s -- one of whom, legend has it, never left.
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This Cleveland neighborhood has a distinct flair with its historical buildings, iconic movie filming sites, a vibrant park, and a variety of tasty eats.
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Ohio is a scenic state that is part of Appalachian Country, and this county that is the gateway to this area brims with eateries and outdoor activities.
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This historic Ohio small town boasts a rich legacy of architecture, art, and presidential heritage, making it a must-visit for history buffs.
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This park's lake has a 'no-wake' policy, so boating and fishing are perfectly serene. At night, the skies are clear enough to view the Milky Way.
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Enjoy a relaxed vacation by visiting this cozy Ohio village, offering a historic downtown, scenic hiking trails, and charming local restaurants.
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There's nothing like a good college town. This highly walkable one in Ohio is even bursting with art to engage with and farmers markets to shop at.
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Ohio may not be the first place you think of for an exciting getaway, but Berea, OH is a surprisingly charming college town with plenty of outdoors action.
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While cities get much of the attention, smaller communities across the country are home to vivid displays of history and charm, like this quaint Ohio gem.
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If the Great Smoky Mountains are too crowded, you can head to the 'Little Smokies.' This state park features acres of rugged terrain that's great for exploring.
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This trail is an exciting way to see some of the charming small towns that can be found in Northern Ohio, making for a fun adventure through the Midwest.
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Ohio's laid-back nature is absolutely one of its best attributes, but even its small towns are full of life, as this quiet community can attest to.
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Experience the charm of this scenic Ohio village on Lake Erie, where you can indulge in delicious seafood and explore a fascinating historic lighthouse.
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On your way to Cleveland from Akron, make a stop in this suburb that boasts a charming downtown and access to nature, including the state’s largest urban park.
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Famous for its annual bratwurst festival, this Ohio city has plenty of local culture to explore, including exquisite murals, tasty bites, and unique museums.
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This little-known spot may not technically be an island, but it's still got a lot going for it, including countless delicious treats to sip by the lakeside.
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This popular route meanders between rural communities, farmlands, and foothills, making it a scenic and fun drive for more than just enthusiasts.
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Once one of the most polluted rivers in America, this waterway winds through a national park and metropolitan area and is known for its water sports.
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