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Backroads & Byways of Ohio

Drives, Day Trips & Weekend Excursions

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Backroads Byways of Ohio takes you to places you wouldn’t guess existed in the Buckeye State, like the Lake Erie Isles— a vacationer’s paradise virtually unheard of outside of a few local counties. Or head to the Hocking Hills (not far from the quintessential college town of Athens) to see waterfalls and gorges along the rivers. Want a longer trip? Travel cross-state on the Old National Road or discover local glassmakers still plying their trade in the Western Reserve, where glassmaking history goes way back. Explore Amish country, Native American mounds, and visit important sites on the Underground Railroad near Ohio’s first (then third!) capital, Chillicothe, still full of stately mansions.

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Backroads & Byways of Ohio, Matthias Forster

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2014
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Titel
Backroads & Byways of Ohio
Untertitel
Drives, Day Trips & Weekend Excursions
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Matthias Forster
Erscheinungsdatum
2014
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
240
ISBN10
1581572034
ISBN13
9781581572032
Reihe
Schlagwörter
Reisen, USA, Führer
Beschreibung
Backroads Byways of Ohio takes you to places you wouldn’t guess existed in the Buckeye State, like the Lake Erie Isles— a vacationer’s paradise virtually unheard of outside of a few local counties. Or head to the Hocking Hills (not far from the quintessential college town of Athens) to see waterfalls and gorges along the rivers. Want a longer trip? Travel cross-state on the Old National Road or discover local glassmakers still plying their trade in the Western Reserve, where glassmaking history goes way back. Explore Amish country, Native American mounds, and visit important sites on the Underground Railroad near Ohio’s first (then third!) capital, Chillicothe, still full of stately mansions.