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Ohio Department of Parks and Tourism

April 28th, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed

Ohio Department of Parks and Tourism

Tourism are greater source of money. Some states will attract tourist by listing out the most popular and exiting places in their states. Similarly Ohio tourism centre has divided the site seeing places in this state into seven travel regions.

They are

1.Northwest Ohio
2.North Central Ohio,
3.Northeast Ohio,
4.Central Ohio,
5.East Central Ohio,
6.Southwest Ohio, and
7.Southeast Ohio

In the northern part of Ohio are the most attractive regions of Annie Oakley Museum, Armstrong Air and Space Museum which are the places of gathering crowd. It also has historic attractions such as Thomas Edison birth place museum.

Visitors to the Southwest Ohio region, which includes Cincinnati, can attend a Cincinnati Bengals professional football game, visit the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, and learn all about flight at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Dayton, Ohio, home of the Wright brothers.

Outdoor activities abound in Ohio’s southeast travel region. Visitors are encouraged to explore Ohio’s state parks, go camping, canoeing, horseback riding, or hiking in the Hocking Hills habitat area. Urban enthusiasts must be sure to visit the vast skate park located in Athens, a college town.

If you are a fan of music then you can visit the famous Rock and Roll hall of fame in the northeast Ohio. Central ohio has tourism attractions like PGA Memorial Golf Tournament, The Columbus zoo, and an NHL hockey team, the Columbus Blue Jackets.

In the eastern ohio is the Ohio Amish County where you can learn about the historic events of Ohio. This area is also famous for farm markets and there is a library which has been devoted to the nations’ first ladies.

As the Ohio state toursim has divided the tourism areas into seven regions it is really easy for the tourists to enjoy all the places by scheduling the time for each place.

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