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Visit Portsmouth River Days Celebration for free nightly entertainment on the riverfront stage, arts and crafts, rides and Inflatables, Vendor Merchants, Southern Ohio Axe Throwing, lots of great food, and more.
- The Largest State Park in Ohio Is Located in Southeastern Ohio.
- Go on A Bigfoot Hunt.
- Ohio’s only Outdoor Passion Play Is Held in Cambridge.
- Tour An Astronaut’S Boyhood Home.
- This Bridge in Zanesville Is World Famous.
- See The Largest Collection of Bronze Statues by A Living Sculptor in Zanesville.
- Dine in An English Pub 4,000 Miles Away from London.
- Shop at The Smallest Kroger in America Which Is Located in Mcconnelsville.
- A Lock System That’S Designated A National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark.
- Don’T Get Thrown in The Dungeon!
Featuring over 20,000 acres of outdoor fun, Salt Fork State Parkwelcomes more than 2 million visitors each year and with the troves of people flocking to the great outdoors, I wouldn’t be surprised if that number were even higher this year. Visitors can enjoy the largest inland beach in Ohio, take a leisurely ride on the lake, hike to the Kennedy S...
Ranked as one of the Top 10 “Squatchiest” Places in the Country by USA TODAY, Salt Fork State Park has had over 36 Bigfoot sightings since the 1980s. I guess those 20,000 acres provide plenty of hiding space. This makes Salt Fork the ideal host for the annual Ohio Bigfoot Conference, Creature Weekend,and Bigfoot Adventure Weekendswhere you learn ho...
The Living Word Outdoor Drama has presented the “The Greatest Story Ever Told” to audiences for over 47 years. The 400-foot set nestled in a natural amphitheater is considered the most authentic re-creation of Old Jerusalem in the United States. For more faith-based attractions read our post, 21 Faith-Based Attractions in the United States.
This out-of-this-world experience transports you back to the 1930s when you become a welcomed guest in John Glenn’s boyhood home. Learn what it was like during the Great Depression when his family took in boarders to pay the mortgage on their modest New Concord home. Learn more about this amazing museum and tour here —-> Step Back in Time at the Jo...
The Y bridge is exactly how it sounds. A Y-shaped bridge that spans both the Licking and Muskingum Rivers. Not only has the bridge improved the flow of traffic in Zanesville, but it’s also brought notoriety to the city. TripAdvisor even lists it on their page of “things to do in Zanesville”. The Y Bridge has been featured on Ripley’s Believe it Or ...
Life wasn’t handed to Alan Cottrill on a silver platter. This phenomenal and passionate artist grew up poor in Zanesville and was the first to graduate high school in his family. He didn’t start out as an artist. He made his money in the fast-food business and, while living abroad,discovered his love for sculpting. He’s a firm believer in working h...
The Old Market House Inn in downtown Zanesville isn’t what you’d expect to find in a southeastern Ohio town. The restaurant is modeled after the Prospect of Whitby, which claims to be the oldest riverside tavern in England. The property is full of old-world charm. With dark wooden exposed beams, brick-lined walls, and unique glass bottle windows, y...
The size of a drug store or convenience store, this Kroger in McConnelsville makes its claim to fame as the smallest Kroger store in the United States. Address: 240 W Main St, McConnelsville, OH 43756
Did you know the locks along the Muskingum River in southeastern Ohio were part of the first lock and dam system built on an inland river? The navigation system incorporates ten hand-operated locks and is recognized as a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark by the American Society of Civil Engineers. If that sounds impressive, just think of...
This is more than a fun stop in McConnellsville. It’s also of historic significance. This dungeon was used between 1833 and 1839 to hold prisoners convicted of rioting, larceny, and adultery. The dungeon, which is 11 feet high, 5 feet wide, and 12 feet long, was found in 1964 under the jail at the time when it was torn down,and a new one was being ...
This group will feature events in Southern and Central Ohio. If you have a special event, feel free to list here. I recommend creating a listing on the Events Page.
Nov 18, 2019 · Southern Ohio information about festivals, county fairs, wine tasting, art shows, car shows, hikes, races, concerts, boat shows, travel shows and their locations.
