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May 7, 2024 · Once sought for what were thought to be curative powers, the famous springs of Yellow Springs, Ohio continue to be a draw for visitors. Today visitors can enjoy hiking, shopping and dining in the eclectic downtown, exploring the local farms and historic landmarks, and much more. We have compiled a list of the top attractions […]
Apr 11, 2024 · Dave Chappelle’s house in Yellow Springs is a sprawling 65-acre property, tucked away from the hustle and bustle. The main house, a 3,154 square foot beauty, is a perfect blend of comfort and style. It features three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and a host of other amenities that make it a perfect family home.
Historic Clifton Mill celebrates the Christmas Season with an extraordinary light display of 3.5 million lights illuminating the mill, the gorge, the riverbanks, trees and bridges. Enjoy and outdoor miniature village which includes replicas of a train station, moving light parade, diner, and drive-in movie. Look inside Santa's workshop while he ...
Yellow Springs, Yellow Springs, OH. 7 people follow this spring. Directions. Details Blog Activity Water Test Results Upload Media Description Improvements. Yellow Springs, Yellow Springs, OH - Get directions, water quality reports, and more insights at FindASpring.com.
Yellow Springs in the Glen Helen Nature Preserve. The Village of Yellow Springs was founded in 1825. It was named for a natural spring rich in iron ore in Glen Helen. Legend has it that if you drink from the spring you will always return. In the conservative stronghold of Southwest Ohio not far from a major air force base, Yellow Springs has ...
John Bryan is the most scenic state park in western Ohio. The 752-acre park contains a remarkable limestone gorge cut by the Little Miami River which is designated as a state and national scenic river. The park’s wooded campground offers a total of 61 single campsites (9 electric, 52 non-electric). Most campsites are partially shaded and are ...
Jun 7, 2019 · Downtown Yellow Springs. A good starting point is the Chamber of Commerce building (101 Dayton St.), located in a replica train station. There's parking nearby, restrooms, maps, and it's right on the bike trail. We'll often leave our car there and walk to the shops, or hop the trail for a bike ride.
