2022 Ohio Tour Of Honor Scavenger Hunt

Tour Of Honor is a great reason to hit the open road, honor our nation's heroes, and contribute to a few good charities. Tour Of Honor is a season-long, self-directed ride to memorials and monuments around the continental U.S., Alaska and Hawaii. Beginning April 1, visit as many sites as you want, with any route you choose. Out of the 1,214 participants in 2021, 41 were Can-Am Spyders or Rykers. These numbers continue to grow each year.

Tour of Honor is a great reason to hit the open road, honor our nation's heroes, and contribute to a few good charities. The event is a season-long, self-directed ride to memorials and monuments around the continental U.S., Alaska and Hawaii. REGISTER with Tour Of Honor for the 2022 season.

• Memorials - Each year Tour Of Honor highlights seven memorial sites in each state. Click on the link and drill down to get the full story and special instructions. Check out the Made In America section on each memorial site for some very interesting facts. Click link for detail.

• 9-11 - 2021 was the 20th anniversary of this infamous day. Go forth and remember both the sacrifices and losses of this great country. Ride with respect, ride with pride, ride with honor. And never forget. Click on the link to get the full story. Click link for detail.

• Doughboy - The memorial statue of the World War I American infantryman is one of the most reproduced life-size sculptures in the United States. It's proper name is “Spirit of The American Doughboy,” and the original sculptor was Ernest Moore “Dick” Viquesney (EMV), a son and grandson of French immigrant sculptors. Click on the link to get the full story. Click link for detail.

• Hueys & Cobras - The Bell Iroquois Utility Helicopter was designed in 1952 (originally designated HU-1 giving it the "Huey" nickname) to meet the United States Army's need for a utility and medical evacuation helicopter. Existing helicopters were too big, too underpowered, or too complex to maintain easily. Click on the link to get the full story. Click link for detail.

• War Dogs & K9 Heroes - When the United States of America began using canines in combat, there was no going back. It was a decision which would change the course of war forever more, allowing troops to use animal companions in order to accomplish tasks which a human would normally have difficulty doing otherwise. Click on the link to get the full story. Click link for detail.

• Gold Star Family - Those in the line of duty risk everything they have to protect this country, sometimes offering their own lives to ensure our continued safety and freedom. Relatives and friends mourn, time passes and wounds heal, and there’s the ever-looming fear of being forgotten. This is why memorials honoring fallen soldiers are so important; they ensure that the brave men and women of this nation are never truly left behind. Click on the link to get the full story. Click link for detail.

• Madonnas - Madonna of the Trail monuments are spread from coast-to-coast. The 12 monuments were placed by the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1928 and 1929, and intended to portray the determined spirit of pioneer women who, often singlehandedly, helped tame the American West. The sites were selected to follow the National Old Trails Road, also known as the Ocean-to-Ocean Highway. Large parts of the road later became Highway 40 and Route 66. All 12 states the Highway passed through are represented. Click link for detail.

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