A must for any Midwest history-themed adventure, this reconstructed military fort combines sumptuous river views with a curious story of its own
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There are plenty of abandoned places across the United States, and sometimes, these places can be transformed into something new, like this Ohio park.
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If you're looking to have a fabulous time in Cincinnati without spending a single dollar, these are the bucket list adventures to seek out.
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Retirement and adventure are found in equal measure in this charming Ohio county, a spot packed with natural beauty and fascinating communities.
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Ohio's overlooked lakes offer escapes beyond Lake Erie, with scenic shorelines, campgrounds, swimming beaches, boating, fishing, and outdoor adventures.
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About 30 minutes from Akron, Ohio, is a man-made reservoir that even most residents are unaware of. It features birdwatching, hiking trails, and camping.
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Forget Florida -- These towns have everything you need to retire comfortably and stay entertained throughout your retirement years.
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In Central Ohio, discover a quiet, 4-acre park with the largest wooden waterwheel in the state, along with a working mill that you can tour.
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Scenic drives, charming stops, and great food make these underrated towns and cities between Columbus to Chicago are perfect for a memorable Midwest road trip.
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This underrated Ohio getaway offers historic architecture, independent shops, guided tours, and a thriving local food scene between Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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This wine-growing region is just an hour from Cleveland, with 1,300 acres of beautiful riverside and lakeside vineyards to explore — here’s what to know.
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For a less-popular Cincinnati attraction, immerse yourself in beautiful verdant landscapes, with exquisite gardens and a unique seasonal butterfly attraction.
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Enjoy a peaceful retreat at this reservoir with water recreation, scenic views, and idyllic picnicking or camping spots, just outside Columbus and Akron.
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Between learning about Ohio's role in the War for Independence and honoring an unknown patriot, this military fort is brimming with historical significance.
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Ohio’s Kings Island is home to the world’s longest wooden roller coaster, known for record-breaking length and a nighttime experience riders rave about.
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Adrenaline junkies who favor height above all else in their roller coasters will find the ride of their dreams, and serious air time, in Ohio.
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This city in Indiana surprises its visitors with incredible antique boutiques, a musical and cultural landmark, and Thistlethwaite Falls, a beautiful waterfall.
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Good eats and a unique museum await you in this village with honest-to-goodness Midwestern charm — and you hardly need to drive out of Cincinnati to get there.
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Looking for small town charm with an emphasis on beautification via public art, and plenty of outdoor activities? Make this your next stop.
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From 19th-century mill towns to industrial hubs, these Ohio ghost towns all once hosted thriving communities. Today, they're haunting ruins reclaimed by nature.
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This secluded Ohio escape offers peaceful streams, remarkable wildlife, scenic hiking trails, and fascinating remnants of a forgotten industrial past.
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These welcoming Ohio college towns blend historic streets, independent businesses, cultural attractions, and a lively atmosphere perfect for exploring.
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Much of the Midwest is known for its German heritage, but some towns lean into that history more than others. This charming community in Ohio is one of them.
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This beloved Mason, Ohio, water park opened in 1985 and shut down in 2019. Why did this award-winning water park become abandoned after 30 years?
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A limestone quarry from 1891 until 1932, now this nature preserve near Toledo, Ohio, offers 61 acres of hiking trails, rock climbing, and family-friendly fun.
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Once the largest mall in the U.S., this nostalgic destination dates back to 1961 — though its original anchor store still remains, much has since changed.
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The journey can be just as important as the destination, especially if you are traveling through one of these stunning train stations in the U.S.
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