Ohio boasts beauty, from the shores of Lake Erie to the hills in the south. Here are some top treasured views in the Buckeye ...

There are some truly remarkable covered bridges in Ohio ... invites folks to come for an entire day of tours, wining, and dining, in Central Ohio! Can you think of a more memorable or romantic ...

The Lititz and Countryside driving tour includes four covered bridges, all originally built during the 1800s. The first bridge is Hunsicker’s covered bridge and at 180 feet long is the longest ...

Take a 15-mile drive to see Frederick County's three historical covered bridges. Utica Covered Bridge is the farthest south, moved to its current location on Utica Road in 1889. The original ...

This week Ruth takes us on a tour of historic covered bridges in the Lehigh Valley. Schlicher’s Covered Bridge, which crosses Jordan Creek in Schnecksville, was first constricted in 1882.

And, yes, covered bridges are still being built. The nation's longest covered bridge, the 613-foot Smolen-Gulf bridge in neighboring Ashtabula County, Ohio, was built in 2008, according to the ...

Add in historic bridges over spectacular rivers ... Just 30 minutes northeast, tour the Oregon Creek Covered Bridge, spanning 105 feet across the lively creek, just above its confluence with ...

"A lot of small businesses in town love it because people are coming from all over the state of Ohio, and even out of the state, to see the covered bridges," she said. Refindary Vintage Market ...