Walking in a German Winter Wunderland

Experience a winter wonderland in Zoar on December 6. Enjoy decorated historic homes, live music, sweet treats, and German holiday traditions that fill this historic village with warmth and cheer.

Your Guide To The Best Holiday Events In Wheeling

Wheeling, West Virginia, shines brighter than ever this holiday season. From the beloved Oglebay Festival of Lights to concerts at the Capitol Theatre and handmade art shows downtown, Wheeling offers endless ways to celebrate. Enjoy glowing displays, festive music, and small-town cheer during one of the region’s most anticipated holiday traditions.

Share In The Magic This Holiday In Clermont County

Discover a holiday weekend in Clermont County, Ohio, filled with twinkling light displays, peaceful winter hikes, small-town cheer, and the Discover Clermont Savings Passport to make your trip even sweeter. From Cincinnati’s Nights of Lights to cozy afternoons in Milford and riverfront strolls in New Richmond, it’s the perfect mix of festive fun and memorable moments.

Kaymoor Miners Trail in New River Gorge: A Journey Through History and Nature

Kaymoor Miners Trail

The Kaymoor Miners Trail in New River Gorge blends history, endurance, and natural beauty. Once part of a bustling coal operation, this trail now guides hikers past historic remains, forest paths, and 821 wooden steps leading to the river. Each section reveals the strength and determination that shaped life in West Virginia’s coal country.

Exploring the Historic Charm and Haunting Secrets of Hotel Lafayette Marietta

A large ornate bed with head board and foot board at the Historic Lafayette Hotel

Rising from the ashes of the 1916 Bellevue fire, the Lafayette Hotel Marietta blends riverfront elegance with more than a century of stories. Guests praise its grandeur and unique architectural touches, but many also leave with tales of shadowy figures, unexplained footsteps, and whispered hauntings. Whether you believe in ghosts or simply appreciate history, the Lafayette offers a timeless stay in the heart of Marietta.

Ohio Amish Country is a Perfect Fall Road Trip

Ohio Amish

Ohio Amish Country offers the ultimate fall getaway. From vibrant foliage and scenic backroads to fresh farm markets and cozy stays, this Appalachian foothill destination invites you to slow down and savor the season.

Civil War Reenactments at Historic Zoar Village

Historic Zoar Village hosts Civil War Reneactors of the Union Army in navy blue uniforms and carrying rifles and flags prepare to engage in battle

On Saturday, guests can witness a powerful recreation of the Battle of Appomattox, a pivotal moment that led to the surrender of General Robert E. Lee and the beginning of the war’s end. This year marks the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Appomattox and the 23rd anniversary of Zoar’s renowned reenactment event.

Fall at Punderson Manor : History, Haunts, and Autumn Beauty await

The Punderson Manor sits off to the left on a hill and they sky is blue with puffy clouds and in the forefront on the right the lens focuses on some yellow ragweed

Fall brings more than just color to the park—it brings adventure. Right outside the Manor doors, you’ll find access to more than 14 miles of scenic hiking trails that wind through peaceful woods, open meadows, and gently rolling hills. Each step offers something new—rustling leaves underfoot, birdsong echoing through the trees, and that unmistakable scent of autumn in the air.

Historic Ohio Oil Well Returns To The Spotlight

A historical marker for the Thorla McKee Well in Noble county

A hollow sycamore log served as their well casing, and sure enough, they struck salt brine. But along with that, they hit something else: oil and natural gas. They had no idea they’d just tapped into the first oil-producing well in North America—45 years before Pennsylvania’s Drake Well made headlines.

Discover Fall in Pennsylvania’s Oil Region

A steam engine comes around a bend draped in fall colors on either side in the Pennsylvania Oil Region

As the leaves reach peak color, hop aboard the historic Oil Creek and Titusville Railroad. The vintage rail cars offer breathtaking views as they roll through the rich landscape of Oil Creek State Park. This is a fall must-do for those who want to relax and enjoy the scenery.