Imagine the only way to get around is by horses and bicycles. That’s right. No cars, no horns, no sirens and no motorcycles. Of course, getting around on foot is always allowed. Does this sound like a step back in time? It is, and has been this way of life on Michigan’s Mackinac Island since …
Tips for Snowbirds on their Journey Back Home
For many, spring marks the return to your primary residence after spending the winter months in warmer climates. During these times of social distancing and store closures, the drive home is likely full of unknowns. Where can you stop for fuel, food and shelter, and how do you approach it safely? Are you allowed to …
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Why Louisville is the Perfect Road Trip Destination
Just over 3 hours southwest of Worthington sits an incredible town full of spirit and life, Louisville, Kentucky. While known for its bourbon, bluegrass and the annual horse race at Churchill Downs, this city has so much more to offer. The Kentucky Derby may have brought light to the city, but it’s the subtle charisma …
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What Is the REAL ID Act?
Important Note: In March 2020, the Department of Homeland Security pushed the REAL ID enforcement deadline to October 1, 2021 nationwide due to the COVID 19 coronavirus pandemic. Please see https://bmv.ohio.gov/newdl-id/ for the most up-to-date information. Formulated in the wake of September 11 and passed by Congress in 2005, the REAL ID Act was passed …
The Ultimate National Park Explorer Road Trip
There are 49 national parks in the continental United States and five of these can be found in Utah. In this nearly 3,500 mile loop, starting in Las Vegas, Nevada, you can visit 11 national parks, four national monuments, one national historical park and one national memorial. And along the way, we’ll point out some …
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Cruising Europe by River or Sea
When it comes to cruising Europe, the options are just as vast as the destinations to explore. Whether you are new to cruising in Europe or returning for another adventure, there are different types of cruising, and a variety of destinations to consider. When making your decision on which cruise style is best for you, …
A Magical Bus Lights the Way
It is impossible to think about the 1960s without conjuring up images of peace, love and Woodstock. It was a time of reflection, a time of cultural change and a coming together for the good of humanity. It also was a flamboyant time, where vibrantly colored fashion took center stage – not just in clothing …
Delaware County Never Tasted Better
With a handful of Ohio’s oldest and most iconic restaurants being featured in this issue of AAA Magazine, including Bun’s Restaurant in Delaware, it seemed fitting to shine a brighter spotlight on Delaware County’s emerging culinary scene. Delaware County, right in the heart of Ohio, is a place brimming with charm, indoor and outdoor attractions, …
Will This Be the Year You Go to Ireland?
Admit it – you have always wanted to go to Ireland. Every year, as St. Patrick’s Day rolls around, you think about making the trip across the Atlantic Ocean and visiting the mystical land to explore the history, the myths and the legends. And your interest really took off when you found out that portions …
Cedar Point Turns 150
In the summer of 1870, a Sandusky, Ohio, excursion boat named Young Reindeer began regular service transporting visitors to the Cedar Point peninsula to swim, picnic, play games, dance and enjoy musical performances. It was the birth of Cedar Point. For the next 30 years, Cedar Point grew, albeit slowly. The addition of the Grand …