Ohio
Wine Country™
Come for the Wine,
Stay for the Relaxation
Welcome to
Ashtabula County
Situated in Northeast Ohio, Ashtabula County covers 26 miles of beautiful Lake Erie shoreline and is home to the Grand River Valley, Ohio Wine Country. Over 30 wineries throughout the region feature fine wines produced from vineyards that grow over 50% of Ohio’s grapes. Discover 19 covered bridges, 4 scenic rivers, 2 state parks and some of the best steelhead, walleye, and perch fishing in the country. Find your vacation destination in Ashtabula County!
Did You Know?
The Grand River Valley wine region is situated on the “Pinot Belt,” a narrow band of latitude that stretches from France to Oregon where the Pinot grape varietal thrives. Not sure which wine to try?
Purchase a sample! Wine hosts will help you with your selection.
Travel Inspiration
Ashtabula County is home to 19 covered bridges, including the longest in the United States. One of the few places in the world where you’ll find covered bridge on top of covered bridge is at Ashtabula’s Smolen-Gulf and Riverview.
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Fast Facts
Lake Erie is the warmest and most shallow of the five Great Lakes, creating ideal conditions for walleye, perch, and steelhead fishing. You are a short drive to several public beaches where beach glass hunting and watching sunsets are favorite local pastimes.
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Your wine glass is waiting for you.
We’ve packed our visitor guide with all of the delicious food, exciting attractions, hidden gems and most importantly, all the wineries for you to visit during your stay here in Ashtabula County!
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The Ashtabula Explorer
Located just five miles from the beautiful shores of Lake Erie in northeast Ohio, you’ll find the gently rolling hills of the Grand River Valley. The countryside is dotted with over 30 wineries and row after row of lush vineyards.
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Located just five miles from the beautiful shores of Lake Erie in northeast Ohio, you’ll find the gently rolling hills of the Grand River Valley. The countryside is dotted with over 30 wineries and row after row of lush vineyards.