Ohio's Amish Country is just a short drive northeast of greater Columbus but is worlds away. I love the rolling hills, back roads, and yes, even the tourist attractions in this scenic destination. Here are your guide's top ten things to see in Ohio's Amish Country.
1. Route 39 Tour
Ohio Route 39 heads through the heart of Ohio's Amish Country; this map shows right where it is. Accessible from I-77 to the east and I-71 from the west, Route 39 is a picturesque look at the heart of Ohio's Amish Country any time of the year.2. Millersburg
The heart of Ohio's Amish Country--and the seat of Holmes County--is Millersburg, where you can see a computer store across from horse hitching posts!3. Berlin
Berlin, Ohio is a small town in the heart of Ohio's Amish Country with wonderful places to shop, the best down-home food anywhere, and more.4. Walnut Creek
Located just off Route 39, Walnut Creek features a variety of amenities for those visiting Ohio's Amish Country.5. Charm
Like the name says, there's a lot of "Charm" in Charm, Ohio! A trip through Ohio's Amish Country wouldn't be complete without a stop in this small town nestled in the rolling hills of Holmes County.6. Amish Cooking
You won't want to miss a chance to enjoy some old fashioned Amish cooking if you make a trip to Ohio's Amish Country--here's a listing of great restaurants around Holmes County.7. Holmes County Trail
This 12-mile nature trail from Fredericksburg to Millersburg has two lanes--one for horses and one for biking, walking, and running. It's a great way to experience the nature of Ohio's Amish Country.8. New Philadelphia
One of your guide's favorite small cities in Ohio is New Philadelphia--just minutes away from Ohio's Amish Country yet featuring a mall, shopping, and more.9. Beds, Inns, and More
If you're looking to spend more than one day in Ohio's Amish Country, here's a listing of lots of quaint and unique lodging in the area.10. Roscoe Village
Once a bustling port on the Ohio & Erie Canal, historic Roscoe Village isn't Amish but mixes the charm and history of the 1800s with history, culture, fine dining and shopping. If you're visiting Ohio's Amish Country to enjoy a step back in time, you will also enjoy Roscoe Village in nearby Coshocton.Share Your Favorite Places in Ohio's Amish Country
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