Posted in Ohio
August 23, 2017
Ohio’s Most Naturally Beautiful Town Will Enchant You In The Best Way Possible
Here in Ohio, there is no shortage of beautiful towns. From waterfront towns to historic villages, there’s always a quaint Ohio town worthy of a day trip. One of the state’s most naturally beautiful towns is lucky enough to sit in the heart of Ohio’s very own national park. If you’ve never been to Peninsula, Ohio before, you’re truly missing out.
Take a look:
The park was established in 2000. Peninsula was established long ago, in the mid-19th-century, and much of its history has been preserved.
Fall time is especially beautiful in Peninsula, as the valley is set ablaze with colorful fall foliage.
Pictured above is the serene Horseshoe Pond that locals know and love.
The Ledges Overlook (pictured) and Blue Hen Falls are popular hiking destinations.
It's the only remaining covered bridge in Summit County and was built in the 19th-century.
Pictured above is the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Bridge. If you enjoy biking or walking, this is a lovely trail to take.
Depending on the day of the week, you might even see a train or two pass through Peninsula while you're in town.
It's a stunning 65-ft. waterfall within the park. You can drive right to it at 8176 Brandywine Road in Sagamore Hills Township.
Have you ever explored this town before? If so, we want to know what your experience was like!
And for more beautiful towns in Ohio, check out our previous article, The 12 Towns You Need To Visit In Ohio In 2017.
