With 27 Scenic Byways, Ohio Byways represent an amazing collection of scenic roads throughout the state. Five of the Byways are designated National Scenic Byways.
Amish Country Byway combines the history of the Amish with the scenic beauty of a quaint, charming roadway.
The Historic National Road is Ohio’s portion of America’s first national roadway started in 1804. The Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Trail delivers fantastic lake views as it meanders along the shoreline. The Ohio and Erie Canalway travels the path of the original 19th-century canal.
The Ohio River Scenic Byway spans all 14 counties along the Ohio River as it makes its way between West Virginia and Indiana. 
Other Ohio State Byways include the Appalachian Byway, Big Darby Plains Scenic Byway, Drovers Trail, Gateway to the Amish Byway, Granville Scenic Byway, Heritage Corridors of Bath, Hocking Hills, Jefferson Township, Johnny Appleseed Byway, Land of Cross Tipped Churches, Lower Valley Pike, Maumee Valley Scenic Byway, Miami and Erie Canal, North Ridge Scenic Byway, Old Mill Stream Scenic Byway, Olentangy Heritage Corridor, Presidential Pathways, Scioto Heritage Trail, Tappan-Moravian Trail, Wally Road Scenic Byway and Welsh Scenic Byway.
