easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as travel is mostly seated with short walking stops.
Discover Amish culture and scenic Holmes County on a private 3-hour tour with Troyers Amish Tours. Experience handcrafted artistry and serene landscapes in comfort and style.
Explore the scenic backroads of Holmes County on the Down the Road 3 Hour Tour offered by Troyers Amish Tours. This private adventure invites you to relax in a luxurious 2019 Mercedes Sprinter van as you wind through the picturesque countryside near Millersburg, Ohio. The tour is designed to offer a deep connection with the Amish community, highlighting their time-honored traditions and distinctive lifestyle. Throughout the journey, your guide will make personalized stops at local artisans where you can observe handcrafted goods such as woodworking, quilting, and traditional baking. These authentic experiences provide insight into the daily lives and culture of the area's Amish residents. In addition to cultural highlights, the route showcases beautiful pastoral landscapes, historic landmarks, and less-visited points of interest that you won’t find on typical tours. The intimate size of the group ensures plenty of opportunities for questions, photo stops, and customized pacing, making it a memorable and educational escape for families, couples, and curious travelers alike. Whether you're fascinated by rural heritage or simply want a unique perspective on Ohio’s countryside, this three-hour journey offers a perfect blend of comfort, adventure, and meaningful connections with local culture.
Some stops include short walks on uneven terrain, so sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable.
Many local artisans prefer cash payments for handmade goods and treats.
You’ll want to capture the beautiful landscapes and cultural experiences along the way.
Be mindful of Amish community rules regarding photographs, especially of people and farms.
Holmes County is home to one of the largest Amish populations in the U.S., preserving traditions dating back to the early 19th century.
Troyers Amish Tours practices responsible tourism by supporting local businesses and encouraging respect for the natural environment.
Necessary for walking at artisan stops and around outdoor points of interest.
Stay hydrated during warmer months while on the road and walking outdoors.
summer specific
Spring mornings and evenings can be chilly, so layering helps keep comfortable.
spring specific
Capture the beautiful landscapes and unique Amish culture throughout the tour.