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Embark on a delicious adventure with the Ross County Donut & Coffee Trail! This sweet and caffeinated journey takes you through charming local spots where you can savor fresh, handmade donuts paired with expertly brewed coffee. From cozy cafés with a hometown vibe to hidden gems serving unique flavors, each stop offers a delightful taste of Ross County’s vibrant food scene. Whether you’re a donut enthusiast, a coffee connoisseur, or simply looking for a fun way to explore the area, the Donut & Coffee Trail is a treat you won’t want to miss.

10 stops | 1:55 hrs | 79.0 mi

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Sweets & Treats
47 North Bridge Street

Crispie Creme Donut Shop

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Coffee
97 East 2nd Street

Rost Coffee

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Paper City Coffee Coffee
47 South Paint Street

Paper City Coffee

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Sweets & Treats
107 East 2nd Street

Shanks Bakery & Boba

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Sweets & Treats
125 Western Avenue

New System Bakery

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Coffee
659 North High Street

Two Roasting Joes/Livy Cakes

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Food
Frankfort-Clarksburg Road

The Old Home Place

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Coffee
15 North Main Street

Deeply Rooted Cafe

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Food
4918 State Route 41

Country Crust Bakery

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Food
10244 Ohio 180

Hillside Country Store

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