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The Knox County Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) was started by a tourism committee as part of the Knox County Chamber of Commerce. Growing out of a concern that Knox County would benefit from tourism development, the group sought a lodging excise tax from the Knox County Commissioners in 1990. The tax was levied, and the Visitors Bureau was created.
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Experience the scenic byway leading into Amish Country like you’ve never before. There are ...
Consisting of 250 acres of repurposed land and structures, Ariel Foundation Park, 10 Pittsburgh ...
Brown Family Environmental Center
The BFEC opened in 1995 as the Kenyon Center for Environmental Study. In 1999, it was renamed to ...
Love cycling?
Knox County is the best place to explore! We have over 30 miles of paved ...
Knox County Park District conserves, manages and maintains over 1,000 acres of land ...
Knox County Ohio Bicycle Trails
Bike trails are a great way to view Knox County’s scenery, from open, rural fields, to ...
Knox County has two officially designated Scenic Byways that will carry you through some of the ...
Anyone who has traveled through Mohican Country on Wally Road amidst swirling dust and gravel ...
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