The Enchanting Covered Bridge Hike In Ohio That's Perfect For An Autumn Day
Megan Shute
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With colorful leaves, apple orchards, and breaking out the sweaters and boots once again, there’s little better than autumn in Ohio. And while we love all of the phenomenal autumn activities found across the state, one of our favorite ways to spend an autumn afternoon is with a leisurely hike. In particular, this phenomenal trail of covered bridges in Ohio is at the top of our fall bucket list. Let’s lace up our hiking boots and get to it, shall we? Adventure awaits.
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This phenomenal trail is located within Mohican Memorial State Forest at 975 ODNR Mohican Rd. 51, Perrysville, OH 44864. Once you enter the park, follow signs to the Covered Bridge where you will begin your hike.
If you love covered bridges in Ohio, you will definitely want to embark on this unique trip to many of the coolest covered bridges in the state.
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Covered Bridges In Ohio
How many covered bridges are there in Ohio?
Covered bridges are historical gems of a time long gone and Ohio has no shortage of them. In fact, there are over 120 covered bridges sprinkled throughout the state. And if you would like to see one, be sure to visit Ashtabula County. This county has 19 covered bridges within its borders and even has a fall festival each year celebrating all of them. And it is home to one of the longest covered bridges in America, the Harpersfield Covered Bridge, which is 228 feet long. If you would like to visit the oldest covered bridge in Ohio, then head to Preble County just south of Eaton to see the Roberts Bridge. This bridge was constructed in 1829 by Orlistus Roberts, the namesake of this historic red gem. And here are more covered bridges in Ohio that you will love.
What are the most unique hikes in Ohio?
One thing about the Buckeye State is that we have plenty of unique hiking trails that are worthy of your bucket list. So, the possibilities are endless when it comes to finding unique trails in the state. Perhaps not a hike, more like a tour, a favorite is the Ashtabula County Covered Bridge Tour. On this self-guided driving trail, you’ll be able to drive through many of the covered bridges located in the county. The scenic byways add another element to the tour, and during the fall, the colors will leave you breathless. Another unique hike in Ohio is the trail that leads to Ash Cave at Hocking Hills State Park. You’ll be blown away by the massive cavern and the 90-foot waterfall flowing from the top of it. This 0.5-mile loop trail will take you less than 30 minutes to complete. Though a short hike, the rewards of seeing the largest cavern this side of the Mississippi will be awe-inspiring. And here are a few more unique hikes in Ohio that you must add to your bucket list.