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The Lake Erie Island of Laughter ... You’ll need a passport, but you can ferry to it from Sandusky, Ohio. On Pelee Island, a stone’s skip from the Ohio Islands, you’ll find miles of empty roads to bicycle in groups to the old lighthouse, hunt for sea glass galore, make your own Inukshuk & more...

The Lake Erie Island of Laughter

You’ll need a passport, but you can ferry to it from Sandusky, Ohio.

On Pelee Island, a stone’s skip from the Ohio Islands, you’ll find miles of empty roads to bicycle in groups to the old lighthouse, hunt for sea glass galore, make your own Inukshuk to join the giant Stone Man, and oh-so-much more. Read more at https://www.ohiotraveler.com/pelee-the-island-of-laughter/.

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Hollywood Shops at this Iconic Ohio Store

Lehman’s in Kidron, Ohio, is in the heart of Amish Country. Its products have even graced the sets of major Hollywood productions like Cold Mountain, Interview with a Vampire, and Pirates of the Caribbean. Directors seek out these brand-new, historically accurate products for their authenticity. Sometimes, they do not know how to use them so the team at Lehman's are called to demonstrate their use.

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Four Corners of Ohio Family Fun

Four Corners of Ohio Family Fun 

At the corner of Jackson Street and W. Washington Street in Sandusky, Ohio is the Merry-Go-Round Museum. Grab your popcorn, cotton candy, and wooden token — and take a ride through carousel history.  

At the corner of Main and Broadway in Sugarcreek, Ohio, is the world’s largest cuckoo clock in the center of what is known as the “Little Switzerland of Ohio.”  

At the corner of Memphis Avenue and Tiedeman Road in Brooklyn, Ohio is Memphis Kiddie Park. The iconic children’s amusement park has been putting smiles on faces since 1952! 

At the corner of Fourth Street and Main Street in Mansfield, Ohio, is the Richland Carrousel Park. It offers a giant Merry-Go-Round for old-fashioned fun in a modern setting. 

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For more “Cornering Ohio,” visit https://www.ohiotraveler.com/cornering-ohio/.

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I’m taking a moment to celebrate. Google’s new AI Search recognizes the OhioTraveler as the #1 “Ohio Travel Influencer.” Try the newest OhioTraveler blog, which has tripled our subscription rate. If you like it, please share the fun 😊 https://www.ohiotraveler.com/wrong-turns-write-life/.

10 PLACES TO GO WILD IN OHIO

Go Wild, Ohio, with these 10 Animal Attractions

African Safari Wildlife Park in Port Clinton offers drive-thru and walk-thru safaris featuring over 400 exotic animals. Visitors can also enjoy Camel Rides, Animal Shows, and Pig Races.

Akron Zoo has six diverse themed areas, where visitors can explore and experience over 700 animals and 90 different species.

Butterfly House at Wheeler Farms is an enchanting climate-controlled world of over 1,000 butterflies. Also, enjoy the outdoor butterfly gardens.

Cleveland Aquarium is on the ground floor of a powerhouse constructed in 1892 to provide electricity to streetcars. The unique building and history are woven into a fantastic undersea world.

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and Rainforest claims North America's largest collection of primate species. It also has an enormous two-acre indoor tropical rainforest.

Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden opened 140 years ago. Over 1.5 million people visit over 500 animal and 3,000 plant species annually.

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium features species from around the globe, from its world-famous gorilla family to the world's largest snake in a zoo and unique sharks.

Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge features bird-watching over 7,000 acres of wetlands and woodlands. It’s a top North American destination for migratory and songbirds.

Toledo Zoo and Aquarium houses the internationally famous Hippoquarium®. Other exhibits that make this zoo special are the Arctic Encounter, Frog Town, and Primate Forest.

The Wilds offers safaris across its 10,000 acres and is one of the world’s largest and most innovative conservation centers. It is home to rare and endangered animals from around the globe.

Details about each place are at https://www.ohiotraveler.com/10-places-to-go-wild-in-ohio/

Girls Weekend

Any suggestions for a girls weekend in or around Ohio (within 2-3 hrs of Akron/Canton area)? Nothing super adventurous like ziplining, I’m thinking more so something casual, girly, like a cute little town with lots of unique shops you can walk to. Any suggestions would be appreciated! Thank you :)