Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has officially designated Raccoon Creek in Lake Hope State Park as one of Ohio’s new scenic rivers. This river is found in southeastern Ohio, traversing Vinton, ...

A 111.9-mile stretch of Raccoon Creek in southeastern Ohio has been designated as Ohio's newest scenic river. The waterway, once near-dead, was badly polluted from mine runoff.

The designation makes Raccoon Creek the 16 th state scenic river in Ohio and the first in the state’s southeastern region, flowing for more than 100 miles through parts of Vinton, Meigs, and ...

Raccoon Creek met Ohio’s requirements for a scenic river system. After years of recovery, Raccoon Creek met the requirements to be a scenic river. This includes: 75% free-flowing waterway; ...

RIO GRANDE, Ohio (WCHS) — Raccoon Creek, which flows through Vinton, Meigs and Gallia Counties in southeastern Ohio, has become the latest state recognized scenic river. Gov. Mike DeWine has ...

With two massive railroad bridges as a backdrop, this gift of nature, found below the Barret Road railroad bridges, has been ...

GALLIPOLIS, Ohio — Ohio has designated Raccoon Creek as the Buckeye State’s newest state scenic river, according to Gov. Mike DeWine.

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There are currently 11 National Scenic Trails. ... The National Park Service is evaluating whether to add the Buckeye Trail, which runs from Lake Erie to the Ohio River, ...

There are currently 11 National Scenic Trails. ... The National Park Service is evaluating whether to add the Buckeye Trail, which runs from Lake Erie to the Ohio River, ...

There are currently 11 National Scenic Trails. ... The National Park Service is evaluating whether to add the Buckeye Trail, which runs from Lake Erie to the Ohio River, ...