3 Ohio Instagram Accounts You’ll Love
When it comes to great recommendations, the locals know all. Here are three great accounts focused on a particular area of expertise.
@wanderlustinohio | Mady Stoner
Bedford Reservation
Mady Stoner, the Lakewood-based hiker and photographer behind @wanderlustinohio, has conquered many of Ohio’s trails. One hiking destination she’s truly come to enjoy is Cleveland Metroparks’ Bedford Reservation. It features paved paths, mountain biking trails, hiking trails, picnic areas and a scenic overlook, plus a handful of hidden gems including multiple waterfalls. clevelandmetroparks.com
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@beardandbroad | Julia & Benjamin Kowalczyk
Herb'n Twine Sandwich Co.
The Beard & The Broad bloggers Julia and Benjamin Kowalczyk know Cleveland dining. When it comes to great sandwiches, they point to the Smoked Turkey Club at Herb’n Twine Sandwich Co., thanks to a combo of piled-high smoked turkey breast, Gouda cheese, maple-smoked bacon, sun-dried tomato mayo and more. (The bread is baked in-house, too!) herbntwine.com
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@dogsofcincy | Jane Sullivan
Washington Park
If you’re looking for the best spots to take your best friend in the Queen City, start with inspiration from Jane Sullivan. The Cincinnati native behind the @dogsofcincy Instagram sets out with her camera to meet pups and share their stories. She suggests Washington Park in the Over-The-Rhine neighborhood because it has a great dog park near Music Hall. (Plus: Red Bird Hollow is a beautiful nature trail in the suburb of Indian Hill that’s great for dogs!) washingtonpark.org
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