Pack up the car—it’s time to hit the road and see some sights. But Ohioans don’t have that far to go, according to a new study.

The Buckeye State was named one of the best road trip destinations for summer, according to WalletHub.

Ohio landed at No. 6 in the nation on WalletHub’s ranking of the “most fun, scenic and wallet-friendly road trip destinations.” The state landed behind Florida but ahead of North Carolina in the rankings.

Ohio has the keys to a good road trip, according to WalletHub

The best states for road trips are the ones that make them affordable, WalletHub analyst Cassandra Happe said in a statement, with the prices of gas, food and accommodations heavily impacted by inflation. Safe roads and plenty of interesting attractions to visit are other keys.

“The best states for summer road trips therefore are those that keep costs low while providing the best driving experience and most fun activities,” she said.

In its ranking, WalletHub compared all 50 states on 43 metrics, from the number of attractions to road conditions to gas and accommodation costs. Ohio was ranked No. 21 for costs, No. 24 for safety and No. 13 for activities.

Source: WalletHub

The top 10 states for a road trip

According to WalletHub’s study, these are the top 10 states for a road trip:

1. Texas

2. Minnesota

3. New York

4. Louisiana

5. Florida

6. Ohio

7. North Carolina

8. Wyoming

9. Maine

10. Pennsylvania

Texas came out on top for its number of attractions, such as zoos, amusement parks and botanical gardens, placing No. 1 in the nation for that category. The state also has 9,500 miles of scenic byways for enjoyable drives, as well as plenty of accommodations and food. Texas has the second-cheapest 3-star hotel room prices within a 10-mile radius of city centers during mid-July, and it’s at the top of the country when it comes to accommodations and restaurants per capita.

Things to do in Ohio

Ohio scored well in the WalletHub ratings for activities. If you’re looking for a road trip destination in Ohio, here are a few suggestions:

Visit Cuyahoga Valley National Park

Located in Northeast Ohio, the Cuyahoga Valley National Park covers 33,000 acres surrounding the Cuyahoga River. The park offers 125 miles of hiking trails, a scenic railroad between Akron and Cleveland, and cycling, running or walking along the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail. It also offers one of the most scenic waterfalls in Ohio, Brandywine Falls.

See some scenic waterfalls

In addition to Brandywine Falls, Ohio is home to many other waterfalls that are worth the drive. They include Hayden Run Falls in the Columbus area, the Upper and Lower Falls at Old Man’s Cave in Hocking Hills State Park and the Great Falls of Tinkers Creek in the Cleveland Metroparks.

Travel Ohio’s Ice Cream Trail

The Ohio Ice Cream Trail, which was started by the state’s tourism agency TourismOhio in 2018, has expanded to 54 stores this year. Writers from the Akron Beacon Journal did an ice cream crawl of 20 stands in its area.

TourismOhio also has suggestions for places to visit and things to do

The state’s tourism board has suggestions on towns to visit and things to do, as well as suggestions for restaurants, breweries, museums, amusement parks, nightlife and much more.

This article originally appeared on Record-Courier: Ohio No. 6 on the list of best states for a road trip. Here’s why