Page 9 - AAA Magazine – AAA Ohio Auto Club – September 2018

Get your weekend game plan in gear with these upcoming Ohio events.
Ongoing
Great Fall Drives Zanesville
(740) 455-8282
Southeastern Ohio has some of the most beautiful and remote lands that Ohio offers, and one of
the best places to begin and end a driving or motorcycle riding tour is Zanesville. Take the scenic backroads through the Hocking Hills or through Wayne National Forest on your way to the Ohio River. Explore the unique culture of the Amish with a wondrous ride through Ohio’s Amish Country.
Or opt for the Triple Nickel Tour, a trek through some of the most beautiful farmland and forests that Ohio has to offer.
Ongoing
Find Your Trail State of Ohio Trails.Ohio.org
TourismOhio has unveiled a map of Ohio Adventure Trails at Ohio.org. Travelers can browse or search Adventure Trails all together or by six different categories:
Spirits, Coffee, Food, Shopping, Sights and History. Adventure
Trails users
can explore
more than 30
different trails
ranging from
the Columbus
Coffee Trail to
Butler County’s
Donut Trail and
from Dayton’s Aviation Trail to Destination Mansfield’s Shawshank Movie Trail. Users can take the map with them using their mobile device or print it out ahead of time.
September 7-8
Ohio State African Violet Society
Annual Show Kingwood Center Gardens Mansfield
Osavs.org
Dedicated growers will be on hand for horticultural consultation, and educational programs will be offered over the two-day event. This is a great opportunity to purchase plants, leaves and
cuttings of hard-to-find and rare varieties of African violets and gesneriads and related growing supplies from nationally renowned vendors.
September 9, 3 p.m.
All Horse Parade Delaware
(800) 335-3247 fair@delawarecountyfair.com
Preceding the opening of the Delaware County Fair is the All Horse Parade, touted as the largest annual horse parade gathering east of the Mississippi. The parade route is three miles long.
September 9
Columbus Garden Railway Society
Home Garden Tour Columbus
thecgrs.org
This is a free, family event for children to watch trains run through gardens. There will be 15 homes open to the public.
For addresses, see their web page.
SEPTEMBER 2018 | 7