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Cincinnati Fear Fest with Claustrophobia: A Spooky Halloween Adventure in Williamsburg, Ohio
Cincinnati Fear Fest combines terrifying attractions, a ghost-town festival, live entertainment, and surprises for an unforgettable October night. Located in Williamsburg, Ohio, about 30 miles east of downtown Cincinnati, this sprawling nighttime attraction is part haunted-house adventure and part Halloween festival. Between the swirling fog, creepy characters, live music, and elaborately themed sets, the scares…
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Indian Lake State Park Trails
Indian Lake State Park encompasses 800 acres featuring picnicking, playgrounds, and trails, along with lake access for boating, fishing, and swimming. It offers three hiking trails, a 3.5-mile biking trail, and various scenic views, ensuring activities for outdoor enthusiasts. The park is located at 12774 OH-235, Lakeview, OH 43331.
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The Secret History of the Harriet Beecher Stowe House in Cincinnati
I was privileged to take a behind-the-scenes tour of the Harriet Beecher Stowe House in Cincinnati, so I have the inside information to share with you. The home belonged to Lyman Beecher, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s father. In 1832, 21-year-old Harriet moved here with the family. She lived in the house while she was unmarried. The…
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A Staycation in Historic Milford, Ohio: The Perfect Slow Day
Sometimes the best vacation is the one where you don’t have to pack a suitcase, catch a flight, or accomplish anything at all. Historic Milford, Ohio, is perfect for that kind of day. Just east of Cincinnati, Milford has that rare combination of small-town Main Street charm, independent shops, surprisingly good restaurants, miles of trails,…
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Rowe Arboretum: A Peaceful (and Free!) Cincinnati Escape
Stanley M. Rowe Arboretum in Indian Hill, Cincinnati, offers a tranquil setting for leisurely walks amid meticulously curated plant collections. Established in 1926, the arboretum features diverse trees and shrubs, perfect for photography and meditation. Though pets are no longer allowed, it’s an ideal spot to unwind and appreciate nature without rushing.
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The American Sign Museum in Cincinnati, Ohio
The American Sign Museum in Cincinnati, established in 2005, showcases a vast collection of historic signs and the tools used in their creation. Visitors admire vintage advertisements and neon displays while engaging with America’s cultural history. The museum provides a unique and nostalgic experience worth exploring, even for those not initially interested in signage.
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15 Favorite Places In Columbus Ohio
Columbus, Ohio, brims with diverse attractions ranging from historical landmarks and museums to vibrant neighborhoods. Popular spots include Experience Columbus, the official tourism bureau, the Columbus Museum of Art, and historic German Village known for its heritage and culinary offerings. Highlights also include landmarks like the John F. Wolfe Columbus Commons, Columbus Metropolitan Library and…
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Escape To Asheville: 5 Tips
Escape to Asheville, a town nestled in the heart of the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains in Western North Carolina. Renowned for its vibrant art scene, soul-stirring music, delectable culinary delights, and captivating theater performances, Asheville is a haven for those seeking a blend of culture, nature, and relaxation. Beyond its cultural attractions, Asheville also offers…
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Visit Serpent Mound In Ohio
Serpent Mound in Ohio is a fascinating ancient site worth visiting for its spiritual significance and historical intrigue. The 1,348-foot-long effigy, built by indigenous tribes, aligns with the Summer Solstice. Visitors can explore a gift shop and museum, but should respect the site’s sacredness during their visit.
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Halloween Special: The Great Stone Castle
Halloween Special: The Great Stone Castle. To celebrate this festive time of year, try spending the night at the cool, beautiful, and spooky Great Stone Castle in Sidney, Ohio. We arrived after dark at the castle, and my first words were, “Oh my gosh, it looks like the house in Psycho.” Bwhahahahahaha! We parked and…