posted by:

A stop for gas and lunch in Ohio

Columbus Travel Blog › entry 16 of 18 › view all entries

This is our adventures during our trip to Chicago, and Racine, Wisconsin for a family reunion. We drove through eight different States for a round trip total of 1804.6 miles in nine days.

A stop for gas and lunch in Ohio

Welcome to Ohio!

The next part of the trip will be the longest one during the entire trip. I estimate about 10 hours from Karen's house to ours, so it's now 11:00am, time to hit the road! The drive through Indiana wasn't very exciting, mostly farms and lots of corn and soy beans. Most of Ohio was the same, except for passing near Columbus, Ohio where we stopped for lunch and gas. We decided on Arby's for lunch, and we must have been a little car crazy because we were acting like kids, playing with our food and being silly! What a great time, even though the other people in there probably thought we were crazy! After getting gas for the car, we continued east towards the Appalachian Mountains. These mountain don't compare to the Rocky Mountains out west, but they are still very pretty to drive through, and very green, and during the fall when the leaves are changing colors, it is a very beautiful area to visit!

Create a free TravBuddy account or login to leave comments, meet travelers, and share experiences with the TravBuddy travel community.
Welcome to Ohio!
Welcome to Ohio!
My roast beef sandwich and fries.
My roast beef sandwich and fries.
Courtnie
Courtnie
Lena
Lena
Courtnie with her curly fries
Courtnie with her curly fries
Geting close to Columbus, Ohio
Geting close to Columbus, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Driving through Ohio
Driving through Ohio
Driving through Ohio
Driving through Ohio
Getting close to the mountains whi…
Getting close to the mountains w
Coming up on the Ohio - West Virgi…
Coming up on the Ohio - West Vir
Crossing into West Virginia
Crossing into West Virginia
Columbus Resources Columbus Reviews Hotels Near Columbus
City:
Guests:
Rooms:
Check-in:
Check-out:
Also compare :