Check Out the Possibilities: Your Ohio Entertainment Guide
Planning a trip through or to Ohio? Amazing opportunities for entertainment can be enjoyed in the Buckeye State. From dancing the night away in Cincinnati to hiking miles of wilderness trails, your Ohio entertainment guide will show the way.
For those looking for indoor attractions, Ohio is the home of numerous museums, art galleries and exhibits. The eastern part of the state offers numerous antique stores that offer visitors and collectors a haven of good finds and treats. For outdoor adventurers, Ohio is also blessed with 74 State Parks and over a thousand miles of bike and hiking trails. Camping, hunting, fishing in the spring, summer and fall draw thousands of visitors to the state every year, and in winter, Ohio transforms into a playground for skiers, snowboarders and cross-country skiing.
Not your cup of tea? How about golfing any of the 800 golf courses Ohio has to offer, or attending a festival? Your Ohio entertainment guide will give travelers, residents or visitors a starting point when it comes to finding something fun to do in the 17th state; whether you're in her state capital of Columbus, or rocking in Cleveland or traveling through Cuyahoga Falls.
Ohio is a family-friendly state that offers rich visions of culture and history. Symphonies, shopping, fine dining or backpacking, weenie roasting and rock climbing offer something for everyone in Ohio. Need more suggestions? Try these:
• Go fossil hunting at Fossil Park in Sylvania
• Root for your team at Jacobs Field
• Shop till you drop in Middlefield, Geauga County, for Amish treasures
• Visit the Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum in Wapakoneta
• Drive the Ohio River Scenic Byway
• Tour Ashtabula County's 16 covered bridges – a photographers heaven
That's just the tip of the iceberg. There's more where that came from! History buffs can explore the Serpent's Mound and visit the homes of native Ohio Presidents – Ohio isn't called "The Mother of Presidents" for nothing! Take a canal boat ride at Historic Roscoe Village or ogle the guilt barn trails in the southern part of the state.
Kids can enjoy thrills and the 17 roller coasters at Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky or have a blast at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's "Rock and Roll Night School".
All kinds of entertainment in Ohio are geared for guys, gals, couples or families. Great eats, fine dining, rustic camping or four-star hotels can be found throughout Ohio. Ohio offers hundreds of fun, educational, exciting, outdoor adventures, events and places to visit. Check out the Ohio entertainment guide and check out of America's ultimate destinations.
For those looking for indoor attractions, Ohio is the home of numerous museums, art galleries and exhibits. The eastern part of the state offers numerous antique stores that offer visitors and collectors a haven of good finds and treats. For outdoor adventurers, Ohio is also blessed with 74 State Parks and over a thousand miles of bike and hiking trails. Camping, hunting, fishing in the spring, summer and fall draw thousands of visitors to the state every year, and in winter, Ohio transforms into a playground for skiers, snowboarders and cross-country skiing.
Not your cup of tea? How about golfing any of the 800 golf courses Ohio has to offer, or attending a festival? Your Ohio entertainment guide will give travelers, residents or visitors a starting point when it comes to finding something fun to do in the 17th state; whether you're in her state capital of Columbus, or rocking in Cleveland or traveling through Cuyahoga Falls.
Ohio is a family-friendly state that offers rich visions of culture and history. Symphonies, shopping, fine dining or backpacking, weenie roasting and rock climbing offer something for everyone in Ohio. Need more suggestions? Try these:
• Go fossil hunting at Fossil Park in Sylvania
• Root for your team at Jacobs Field
• Shop till you drop in Middlefield, Geauga County, for Amish treasures
• Visit the Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum in Wapakoneta
• Drive the Ohio River Scenic Byway
• Tour Ashtabula County's 16 covered bridges – a photographers heaven
That's just the tip of the iceberg. There's more where that came from! History buffs can explore the Serpent's Mound and visit the homes of native Ohio Presidents – Ohio isn't called "The Mother of Presidents" for nothing! Take a canal boat ride at Historic Roscoe Village or ogle the guilt barn trails in the southern part of the state.
Kids can enjoy thrills and the 17 roller coasters at Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky or have a blast at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's "Rock and Roll Night School".
All kinds of entertainment in Ohio are geared for guys, gals, couples or families. Great eats, fine dining, rustic camping or four-star hotels can be found throughout Ohio. Ohio offers hundreds of fun, educational, exciting, outdoor adventures, events and places to visit. Check out the Ohio entertainment guide and check out of America's ultimate destinations.
