Take Her Breath Away on Valentine's Day - DiscoveringOhio

02/09/2015

Take Her Breath Away on Valentine's Day

Take her breath away with romantic Ohio views you'll both remember forever. Whether you want to surprise your loved one on Valentine’s Day or any other day of the year, here are the top 5 romantic sites provided by our Instagram followers @Ohiogram.

Sandusky River
This scenic picture brought to us by @jessieardner shows how beautiful the river can be in Crawford County as it flows westward into Lake Erie.

Hocking Hills Cabin
The @olenagaras show off the beautiful cabins of Hocking Hills. Perfect for cuddling up by a fire!

Lakeside
This photo, courtesy of @lakesideohio, displays how serene and relaxing it is at lakeside Chautauqua along the Lake Erie shore.

River at Sundown
Another great picture from @olenagaras exploring everyday landscape in Columbus.

Toledo Zoo Rose Garden
Beautiful photo from @jlszymo gives us a preview of what the Toledo Zoo Rose Garden looks like when their flowers are blooming!

To see and share more great photos of Ohio, follow us on Instagram @Ohiogram.

Feb 9, 2015 11:41:03 AM | Outdoor Adventure, Travel

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