Lorain County is located smack dab in the middle of north central Ohio along the shores of Lake Erie. It's a natural oasis between Cleveland and Sandusky. Lorain County's roads are much quieter, open and less traveled, making it a natural, organic experience.

With state, city and county parks all throughout, you can plan a multi-sport adventure of any skill level, interest and magnitude.

Also enjoy the rural, small-town atmosphere of Lorain County’s charming communities. They include the progressive village of Oberlin, the home of Oberlin College, the first institution to grant degrees to women and one of the first for African Americans. Oberlin is well known for its anti-slavery movement in the 1850s as "The Town that Started the Civil War."

Take the award-winning Underground Railroad Tour and visit the historic homes, churches and gravesites of those who fought for human rights.

Shoppers will enjoy unique specialty stores, flea markets, and arts and antique shops.  Looking for a great place to eat? Whether you prefer casual dining or are ready for a night out on the town, you will find what you want in Lorain County.

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