Day Trips
Glacial's Edge Wine Tour
Clustered in the midst of rolling hills and charming small towns, on the edge of the glacial plain created by Mother Nature eons ago, six unique and welcoming family wineries invite you to explore and escape, to sip and enjoy their hand-crafted wines. We are just a short drive away.
Wineries to Visit:
(1) Brewery 33
(2) Buckeye Winery
(10) Rhonemus Cellars
(11) Three Oaks Vineyard
(13) Vinerige Vineyards
Explore Hocking Hills - Welcome to the Hocking Hills where spectacular beauty, homegrown entertainment, and award-winning wines await. Linger over a glass or two of wine surrounded by Ohio’s natural crown jewels.
Visit ExploreHockingHills.com. | 800-462-5464
Holiday Inn Express & Suites- Heath - 1405 Hebron Rd, Heath, OH 43056
Brand new hotel in Heath, Ohio! 88 rooms & suites, complimentary Wi-Fi, parking, and breakfast; 24 hour fitness center, heated indoor pool, competitive prices to groups, companies and organizations.
740-915-9999 | IHG.com/HolidayInnExpress
Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls - 21190 OH-374, Logan, OH 43138
Surrounded on 3 sides by the Hocking Hills State Park, the Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls offers travelers a casual fine dining restaurant, spa, and gift shop, along with accommodation options including 1840’s Log Cabins, Cottages, Yurts, Geodomes, and Luxe Lodges.
740-385-7489 | InnatCedarFalls.com
Route 11-Mosquito Lake Country
Three close-to-home boutique wineries, just minutes apart, offer relaxing environments for a perfect one-day getaway or weekend escape. Casual menus will complement their hand-crafted wines. Discover a myriad of outdoor activities, arts and culture in some of the region’s most charming small towns.
Wineries in the Club
Trumbull County Tourism - Phone: 330.675.3081
Midway between Cleveland and Pittsburgh an about an hour from each, Trumbull County sits in the heart of northeast Ohio. Discover everything we have to offer from outdoor activities to arts and culture, food and small town charm. When you’re ready to dine, don’t forget the Italian Food Trail, America’s first! Plan your trip at ExploreTrumbullCounty.com.
GCC Wine Region
Wineries of Grand River Valley, Cuyahoga River Valley, & Chagrin Valley
DISCOVER WINERIES CLOSE TO HOME. Looking for a relaxing afternoon or evening out? Enjoy discovering new wines and wineries? Want to support local businesses? Concerned about big crowds? Living in Northeast Ohio? Consider a short drive to one or all of these 4 boutique, family owned wineries. The wineries are all clustered together to create the perfect one day trip. Each of the wineries has something special planned and invite you to join them for this informal sit and sip experience. Visit www.OhioWines.org for additional details.
V.I.N.O. Trail - Vintners In Northwest Ohio
The northwest corner of Ohio is home to a cluster of family-owned wineries offering fine wines, warm hospitality, and some lovely vineyard views. Plan a day trip or two-day getaway. Explore, sip, relax, and enjoy.
Wineries on the Trail
(1) American Winery
(3) Gillig Winery
(11) Urban Pine Winery
Visit Findlay
A trip to Findlay will leave you with memories to last a lifetime. Start with a visit to Gillig Winery, located just off I-75, before venturing Downtown to explore our local wine shops and beautiful boutiques. Go to VisitFindlay.com to plan your trip today!! 419-422-3315 | VisitFindlay.com
Sauder Heritage Inn
At Sauder Village, 22611 State Route 2 Archbold, OH 43502 The quaint timber-framed 98 room country inn with indoor pool and hot tub, adjacent to the Barn Restaurant and bakery provides even more options for a memorable get-away! 800-590-9755 | SauderVillage.org
Sandusky County Convention & Visitors Bureau
Welcome to Sandusky County where we are Alive with History and wine! Sandusky County has unique dining opportunities and museums to explore. A must-see is the Rutherford B Hayes Presidential Library & Museums in Fremont. Come for the wine, stay for the history! SanduskyCounty.org | 1-800-255-8070
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Amish Country and More
Ohio’s Amish Country consists of a group of counties in east central Ohio and is home to the largest set of Amish communities in the world. With rolling hills, scenic farmland, and a slower pace of life, a visit to the area’s wineries offers a tranquil and relaxing environment where great wines and the families that own the wineries offer warm hospitality.
Wineries on the Trail
Destination Mansfield - Richland County
Explore 16 movie sites along The Shawshank Trail. Visit iconic attractions like the Ohio Bird Sanctuary, Kingwood Center Gardens, Buckeye Imagination Museum, and Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. Travel Mansfield’s regional Wine & Ale Trail. 800.642.8282 | DestinationMansfield.com
Tuscarawas County Convention & Visitors Bureau
Farm fresh food, national historic landmarks, 11 wineries, 4 breweries, kayaking and hiking, lively arts scene, and quaint downtown shopping! Sip, savor, shop, relax, recharge, and refresh here in Tuscarawas County! 330.602.2420 | TravelTusc.com
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Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
City to Country-a Wine Trail in Southwest Ohio
From the city where Nicholas Longworth, the father of Ohio Wines, created his iconic Catawba in the 19th century, to this era when award-winning wines are planted in beautiful country sites, this trail offers wines and experiences for every palate.
Wineries on the Trail
Miami County Visitors & Convention Bureau
From scenic trails and river adventures to charming downtowns and local flavors, Miami County offers the perfect blend of outdoor exploration and small-town charm. 937.339.1044 | HomeGrownGreat.com
Preble County Convention & Visitor's Bureau
Preble County is the perfect place to set a new pace that’s serene, peaceful, and fun. Known for welcoming communities, covered bridges, and our famous festivals, this slice of Ohio merits slowing down and making memories. 937.583.1788 | VisitPrebleCounty.org
Seven Points Country Wine Trail
A community of family-owned wineries, each with its personality, invites you to sip, savor, and enjoy. You will discover wine for every palate, whether you be a part of the ‘Connoisseur class’ or are just looking for some fun sampling and pretty viewsheds on a pretty day, these proud vintners will be on hand to share their passion. Clustered together, about 3 gallons of gas will bring you to the door of all of these charming destinations.
Wineries on the Trail
Exploring Portage, Stark, & Summit Co. Wineries
Use this card to begin your journey of wine exploration and fun. Here are a couple of do’s and don’ts as you visit.
DO visit their websites before you arrive so you know what to expect.
DO let the tasting team know if you most enjoy wines that are dry or sweet, red or white so they help you discover wines you will love.
DO try something new.
DO ask questions about the wine, the history of the winery and why they got into the business.
DO take some notes.
DO eat, either before or while you are at the winery to prevent getting tipsy.
DO bring along a designated driver to keep everyone safe.
DON’T wear perfumes or chew gum.
DON’T be a snob.
But mostly….. have fun!
Wineries on the Trail
Visit Canton
Explore Stark County wineries, each offering unique vibes and local charm. Savor handcrafted, award winning wines. Meander along scenic trails, visit historic sites, and relax in luxury accommodations.
800.552.6051 | VisitCanton.com
Central Portage County Visitors & Convention Bureau
Looking for your next road trip? We invite you to come and explore our three Ohio State Parks. Enjoy outdoor adventures. Shop our Main Streets and markets. Sample local foodie favs. Discover one-of-a-kind festivals and events. Need help planning?
800.764.8768 | CentralPortageVCB.org
C-Bus West Wine Path
For those who appreciate wine and are looking for a little fun, visiting these wineries clustered along an arc north and west of our capital city, provides a lovely excuse to explore country roads and enjoy pretty view sheds. All are owned by families passionate about their craft, yet each is unique in its own right. Some have been around for decades; others are new to the industry. Some grow grapes and only make wine from their farm, others source exceptional fruit from around Ohio and the region. They pour dry wines, sweet wines, fruit wines, and dessert wines. Several also have expanded into the craft beer business. There is a myriad of well-made easy-to-enjoy wines and craft beers along the trail: something to satisfy every palate.
Country Roads Trail
Escape the hustle and bustle of your busy life as you discover some wonderful family-owned wineries off the beaten path. Sit on a patio overlooking a sparkling lake and enjoy some award-winning wines including classic European-style viniferas, yummy fruit wines, and native varieties that have been sipped in Ohio since the earliest days of wine production here. Plan your wedding at a beautiful event center. Bring a picnic [allowed by several] or order from the menu where a restaurant offers fine as well as casual dining. If you enjoy craft beers, those are available at several too. Be sure to check each winery’s website and learn about the amenities and special events planned by each.
Wineries on the Trail
Mahoning County CVB
Sip and Savor! Our wineries offer everything from scenic outdoor patios, great food, and of course – delicious wines! While you’re visiting, take time to explore all our area has to offer. Enjoy world-class art, miles of trails to explore and plenty of outdoor recreation. Wonderful shopping and dining make for the perfect weekend getaway! Learn more at www.youngstownlive.com | 800.447.8201
Conneaut Creek Trail
These wineries are a part of Ohio’s newest AVA [American Viticultural Area]. The designation, by the Federal government after a long and complex process, recognizes the unique microclimates and historical significance of a grape-growing region. The three wineries on this mini trail are special places. Arnie Esterer, founder of Markko, was the visionary who first planted vinifera in northeast Ohio. Buccia Vineyards, started by Joann and Fred were among the first 25 in the state and their legacy has been carried forward with passion and success by Bill Holden, its present owner who expanded overnight accommodations and food offerings. Ken Tarsitano was also one of the first 25 wineries in the state that planted his grapes in the historic Hatches Corners and most recently added fine dining. The three, taken together, provide a perfect opportunity to enjoy great wine, lovely meals, and a truly memorable getaway experience.
Wineries on the Trail
Fairfield Inn Ashtabula
Fairfield Inn Ashtabula has everything you need while traveling on the road to Ohio’s Wine Country. Our Marriott family farm heritage inspires a calming, reliable experience characterized by warm hospitality. A comfortable, uncomplicated hotel experience with a focus on productivity and sleeping well. Enjoy a complimentary breakfast and Wi-Fi throughout your stay! 440.880.5500 | Fairfield.Marriott.com
Conneaut Convention and Visitors Bureau
The Conneaut Convention and Visitors Bureau’s mission is to support economic development in our community through increased tourism. Conneaut offers a beautiful beach on Lake Erie with an accessible boardwalk, Conneaut Creek, fishing opportunities, covered bridges, award winning wineries, interesting museums, July 4th Festival and Fireworks, the D-Day Re-Enactment Weekend, the Perch and Pilsner Festival and so much more! Life’s just better here - come discover why!! 440.599.7697 | VisitConneautOhio.com
River and Woods Trail
Visiting these seven family-owned wineries along the River and Woods Trail (clustered together within the larger Appalachian Wine Trail) in southeast Ohio, offers a chance to explore their rolling hills, scenic forests, and sparkling river views. As you visit each winery, you will be treated to a wide range of very special wines served with pride by the generations of vintners who crafted them.
Along the way you will sip classic viniferas like Chardonnay and Riesling, French hybrids like Vidal Blanc and Chambourcin, native varieties like Concords and Niagaras, as well as, a huge range of fruit and flavored wines and several meads, ciders, and even teas should that be your preference. For the designated drivers in your group, non-alcoholic beverages will be available. Do you want to make your own wine? Supplies for home winemaking are there too. There will surely be something for every palate.
Our wineries will offer full-service restaurants, great food trucks, musical entertainment, and a few even let you bring in your own snacks to enjoy. Several have decks where you will view spectacular sunsets and one is a real working farm. Another offers live theater performances.
Wineries on the Trail
Canal Corners Trail
Explore five charming Ohio wineries in Medina and Summit Counties. It’s just a short drive from one another. You will experience warm hospitality, family commitment to excellence, comfortable settings and elegant surroundings. And in every case, you will enjoy exceptional wines that our vintners are proud to showcase.
Wineries on the Trail
Akron/Summit Convention & Visitors Bureau
The ASCVB promotes Summit County as a premier travel destination by partnering with local stakeholders to showcase the region’s attractions, unique experiences and natural beauty to visitors and travelers year-round.
330.374.7560 | VisitAkron-Summit.org
Wine & Water
The Northern Ohio Wine & Water Trail brings together twelve distinct destinations, offering a diverse tasting journey from peaceful inland countryside to scenic coastal views. Visitors can start their exploration with Brady Vineyards of Ohio & Heron Creek Winery in Wellington, D & D Smith Winery in Norwalk, and the historic Gideon Owen Wine Company in Port Clinton. Moving closer to Lake Erie, the trail features island favorites and scenic coastal spots like Heineman's Winery in Put-in-Bay, Klingshirn Winery in Avon Lake, La Famiglia Winery in Columbia Station, and Mulberry Creek Winery in Huron. Continuing along the route, you can relax at Paper Moon Vineyards in Vermilion, look out over orchard views at Quarry Hill Winery in Berlin Heights, or take in the historic charm of Rocky Point Winery in Marblehead. The comprehensive trail rounds out with beautiful stops at Sandy Ridge Vineyards in Norwalk and Wolf's Wine Company in Amherst, presenting a complete showcase of the region's family-owned wine craft.
Wineries on the Trail
(10) Rocky Point Winery
(11) Sandy Ridge Vineyard
(12) Wolf’s Wine Company
Lorain County Visitors Bureau
WE CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU!
Lorain County is known for its wide variety of events, entertainment, dining, small town shopping and activities as hiking, birding, boating, wineries, fishing, hunting, golf, baseball, museums and much more. Lorain County is easily accessible with five exits off the Ohio Turnpike and State Rt. 2 just 20 minutes west of Cleveland and 30 minutes east of Cedar Point. LorainCountyOhio.gov | 440-406-3119
Norwalk Area Visitors Bureau
Sweet or dry. Fast or Slow. Norwalk, Ohio has it. Visit Summit Motorsports Park, the North Coast Inland Trail, or our downtown boutiques & restaurants. HuronCountyOhio.com | 419.668.4155
Shores & Islands Ohio
Experience Shores & Islands Ohio, a year-round destination just a short drive away. Enjoy Lake Erie islands, serene beaches and trails, quaint downtowns, and the beauty of the changing seasons in the region. Find your Lake Erie Love at SHORESandISLANDS.com.
419.624.6908
