In the early 1800s, thousands of Welsh people settled in Gallia and Jackson counties. They brought with them their religion, architecture and traditions. The Welsh Scenic Byway allows folks to visit churches, museums, educational and cultural centers while discovering the natural beauty of Southeastern Ohio today!
Shelter house with 4 long picnic style tables and 2 square picnic style tables Shelter has electric hook up, water by spigot Grill Provided, Parking on pavement – 2 handicapped and 3 regular spaces Grass area has 4 Benches, 1 swing for adults, 3 square picnic style tables Playground equipment – children swings, slides etc., Port-a-John
The driveway to the sanctuary is off of Hedgewood Drive, about .25 mile out State Street from the center of Gallipolis Over 60 acres set aside for wetland bird and wildlife species while serving as a living, learning laboratory for students. A variety of wetland vegetation includes American sycamore, silver maple, cottonwood, arrowhead, buttonbush, and …
The Gallia County Hike & Bike Trail is 8.5 miles and follows an old railroad right-of-way between Bidwell and Gallipolis, at the Ohio River. The trail passes mostly through farmland with a few easy ups and downs. In Gallipolis, the trail ends at Haskins Memorial Park near the river. Another short branch ends at the …
300 Block, Second Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 The Gallipolis City Park is the site of the first settlement in Gallia County. Today it is host to many community events including the River Recreation Festival, Gallia County BBQ Festival and the Christmas Lights Display, Gallipolis in Lights. There are three Ohio Historical Site Markers placed around the …
Directions: From US Route 35: US Route 35 to State Route 325 South, left on state Route 141, Right on Dan Jones Road (County Road 28). From State Route 7: From Gallipolis, State Route 141 West, left on State Route 775, Right after bridge over Raccoon Creek on Dan Jones Road (County Road 28). Situated …
The Gallipolis Dogwood Trail was designed to showcase our community during the full bloom season of our many beautiful Dogwood Trees in our historic downtown. The brochure features four different driving trails with detailed instructions that will provide visitors the opportunity to view all areas of our city.
Take a relaxing Fall Foliage drive along scenic country roads nestled in the foothills of Southeastern Ohio. This colorful driving tour takes you through the small towns and rolling countryside of Gallia County. On your way, discover the County’s unique history and culture while traveling the back roads and byways.
The Self-Guided Walking Tour provides visitors the opportunity to explore the downtown area, at their own leisurely pace, featuring historic homes, buildings, museums and the City Park. Complete with a detailed map, the brochure identifies the location and a brief history of each venue.
Learn about the journey of the French settlers to Gallipolis and the Welsh founders in Rio Grande.
