‘Truly Trumbull' releases trip ideas guide
WARREN, Ohio (WKBN) – You can find out all of the best places to visit in Trumbull County, so you can make sure to get to all of them.
The 'Truly Trumbull Trip Ideas' guide is out. It showcases the best attractions, dining and activities across Trumbull County. It can help residents find a new place, or be a starting point for someone who's making their first visit to the county.
The guide offers ideas for local adventures and experiences, whether in the cities or rural areas.The guide shows everyone things to do in Trumbull County, whether it's winter, spring, summer or fall.
'And showcase to them exactly what's special about the county. Show them the affordable options. Show how diverse we are. Show them the Mesopotamia area all the way down to our downtowns and our historic areas. Just kind of give them a guide, a trip idea guide on what they should be doing when they're here,' said Nick Lehner, marketing manager.
The guide is available at the Trumbull County Tourism office or online.
Right now, there's a motorcycle exhibit at the Packard museum. A sci-fi exhibit at Medici. And coming later this month, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.
You can find other Truly Trumbull guides online that include fishing, golfing, shopping and other travel ideas.
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