By 1808Delaware

Updated with additional information.

You may well know about the various trails across Ohio that connect places that serve wine and ale; there are similar paths that take visitors to places that excel in ice cream, hamburgers, and pizza.

Why not coffee? What better way could there be to warm up on a chilly central Ohio day?

The folks at Destination Delaware have unveiled The Delaware County Coffee Trail, a connection of places to get a great cup of brew. To make the experience all the more enjoyable, there is an added bonus for making the trip.

Visit 10 of these coffee establishments, click a photo to memorialize your visit, and upload those photos to the Coffee Trail page on the Destination Delaware website to get a free bag of coffee beans roasted from Backroom Coffee Roasters in Galena.

Once you have loaded your photos, you will receive pick up information for the beans.

Be sure to post about your experiences on social media using the hashtag #WAREisyourcup.

A map can be found here. Printed maps are also available at the Destination Delaware kiosk in Polaris Mall.

Image by Juraj Varga from Pixabay

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