Biking is always a fun activity, whether you're looking for exercise or just some time to relax and take in all that nature has to offer. Butler County is full of some pretty amazing Parks that offer everything from wildlife, to art, to trails. If you're looking to spend these next few Summer months out and about within nature, we've compiled a list of some of the best spots to take a bike ride here in the BC.
Keep scrolling for photo ideas, selfie inspiration, and scenic spots!
Looking to spend a day in Butler County that is not only fun for you and the kids, but also educational? The Butler County Historical Society has put together this Historical Driving Tour that is a perfect opportunity to get out, have a blast, and learn all about the incredible history of Hamilton, Ohio!
Find 15 ways to spend your time in the great outdoors!
We are anxiously awaiting more sunshine and warm weather. Springtime is the best time to get outdoors. Whether you're looking for a little adventure, scenic beauty, or just to get active— you can start planning your adventures for the Spring and Summer right now.
Who doesn't love a good meatball recipe? Especially, IKEA's Famous Swedish Meatballs.
If you've ever made your way through Ikea's maze of goods, you know it's an easy way to work up an appetite. Ikea knows this too, which is why no trip is complete without a stop at their cafeteria. (And if you've never been before, we recommend planning a future trip to IKEA West Chester!)
For more recipes from local Butler County restaurants, check out our very own Recipe Book!
There's a sunrise and a sunset every single day & they're absolutely free!
Whether it's a gorgeous orange sunrise or a stunning pink sunset, it's mesmerizing how the sun can paint the sky. Butler County is home to some of the best sunrise and sunset spots... but you don't have to just take our word for it. Check out these 20 jaw dropping photos for proof.
Soaps to Skincare & Success every step of the way.
The ultimate Friend's Getaway awaits you in Liberty Center!
It's been over 100 years since the Prohibition Act went into effect on January 17th, 1920— a ban which prevented alcohol from being made, transported or sold throughout the United States for 13 years. Prohibition made an impact on brewers all over the country, especially on the beer barons of Butler County.
