Posted in Ohio
September 24, 2015
You Must Visit These 15 Awesome Places In Ohio This Fall
Ohio is undeniably at its most beautiful in the fall time. Take advantage of the stunning fall foliage, crisp air and comfortably cool temperatures while they last. If you want to make the most of this autumn season, visit these 15 beautiful destinations that stunningly showcase autumn in Ohio before the winter season arrives.
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Ohio's own national park is unbelievably gorgeous in the fall. (Pictured: Blue Hen Falls)
Tour the Cuyahoga Valley by train and take in the beauty of autumn via this scenic railroad. Trains run Wednesday through Sunday. For more information click here.
Ohio's arguably most beloved state park is home to the famous Old Man's Cave trails and stunning fall foliage during the autumn season. Make your autumn visit extra memorable and stay overnight in a cozy cabin. (Pictured: Rose Lake.)
Tour the Hocking Valley by train and let the beauty of fall captivate you along this scenic railroad. For more information click here.
The only thing more heartwarming than Ohio's Amish County is Ohio's Amish Country in the fall. (Pictured: The Bridge of Dreams in Knox County.)
If you're in the Cleveland area, visiting the metroparks in autumn guarantees you some stunning fall foliage to enjoy and photograph. (Pictured: Squire's Castle.)
Youngstown is home to the second largest metropark in the U.S. (after Central Park in New York City), and it's unbelievably gorgeous in the fall. This quiet gem amid the hustle and bustle of the city features some of the area's most popular attractions such as Fellows Riverside Gardens and Lanterman's Mill (pictured).
In the Dayton area, you'll also find stunning fall foliage within several metroparks. (Pictured: Hills and Dales Metropark in Kettering.)
Drive through America's shortest and longest covered bridge along this scenic route, which features 18 covered bridges in Ashtabula County. Begin your drive at the Netcher Road bridge near Jefferson and continue to the Smolen-Gulf Bridge (pictured) near the Ashtabula River. To view a map of the complete routes of this drive click here.
Eden Park is a true gem within Cincinnati during the autumn months.
Just because you can't run through the water fountains at The Scioto Mile in downtown Columbus in autumn doesn't mean you shouldn't visit this waterfront park during the fall. (It's just as gorgeous...if not more.)
If you're in the Toledo area, the metroparks are a prime location to take in some beautiful fall foliage. (Pictured: SideCut Metropark)
Stay the night in a cozy cabin (or treehouse) at this serene state park in the fall.
This outdoor museum and sculpture park in Hamilton is every art enthusiast's dream come true--and it's even more colorful and artistic during the autumn months.
The calm waters of the Little Miami River and the deep limestone chasm featured at this nature destination are most stunning in the fall.
Where is your favorite place to go in Ohio during autumn?
