Additionally, in celebration of the third year of the Butler County Donut Trail, the BCVB released its official 2018 T-shirt design. The new shirt was designed by Alice Jacobs of Hamilton and represents a visual depiction of the Donut Trail as “A Well-Rounded Adventure.”
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The Butler County Visitors Bureau created the Donut Trail in January 2016. Since that time, nearly 9,000 people from 44 states and nine countries have completed the Donut Trail bringing $1 million in economic impact into Butler County annually. Donut shops along the trail represent a combined 372 years of donut-making experience.
Visitors can experience the Butler County Donut Trail by collecting stamp codes on an official passport while visiting each of the required locations. Once fully complete, each passport can be redeemed for a complimentary official Donut Trail T-shirt.
“The Donut Trail has been incredible for Butler County,” said Mark Hecquet, Executive Director of the Butler County Visitors Bureau. “Being featured by CNN, NBC News, USA Today and so many other media outlets in 2017 brought the region’s visibility to a new level. We’re excited continue to grow the Donut Trail by adding new shops and unveiling the 2018 t-shirt design.”
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The Butler County Donut Trail releases a new T-shirt design annually. For more information on the Butler County Donut Trail, or to download the Passport, visit www.GetToTheBC.com/Donut-Trail.
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