2026 Ohio Winter Travel Guide

2026 Ohio Winter Travel Guide

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With snowy slopes and glittering frozen waterfalls, Ohio’s winter wonderland offers breathtaking sights. This winter-inspired road trip will take you snowshoeing, skiing, and sledding throughout the state’s scenic outdoors. And after all this seasonal fun, you can curl up by a warm fire with a hot cup cocoa! Click to find something fun to do in Ohio during the winter season.

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