Columbus and Cincinnati are separated by approximately 100 miles, offering plenty of exciting stops along the way:
Dayton: As the birthplace of aviation, Dayton offers many attractions including the National Museum of the United States Air Force and Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park.
Yellow Springs: Yellow Springs is a picturesque artsy town known as Antioch College's home. Here, visitors can explore local shops, galleries and eateries while taking part in outdoor activities at Glen Helen Nature Preserve.
Springfield: Experience Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homes like Westcott House or visit Hartman Rock Garden for unique folk art installations.
Lebon is known for its charming antique shops and historic buildings; take a ride on Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad for even more excitement!
Kings Island: Kings Island is one of the Midwest's largest amusement parks, located in Mason, Ohio and offering roller coasters, family rides and a water park among many other attractions.