Best places: Parks in Hocking County, United States

Enormous natural cavern with a waterfall surrounded by woodlands with hiking trails.

👍👍 This place was absolutely amazing. The hike isn't too hard so any age can do it. Getting inside the Rock House is also very easy but don't drag your feet. The very end of the trail does go up a slightly steep hill so save some energy for that.

Tree-lined hiking trails along sandstone cliffs or at the foot of a gorge dotted with waterfalls.

Scenic park with hiking trails, archery, fishing, swimming & more amid waterfalls, cliffs & gorges.

👍👍 Cedar Falls is the largest waterfall in the Hocking Hills and well worth a visit. The path that leads from the parking lot to the falls is fairly short. You should plan for about half an hour there if that's all you plan to do. However, the path does connect to the others in the park, such as Ash Ca...

👍👍 Look up…because you never know what you might discover when it gets dark outside at the John Glenn Astronomy Park. John Glenn Astronomy Park is a Bortle 4 dark sky area that is free and open to the public 7 days a week. On the weekends, volunteers bring the night sky to life inspiring visitors to...

Wooded recreation area on 300+ acres anchored by a large lake for fishing, swimming & boating.

👍👍 The trails were muddy. I expected that after a heavy rain the day before. Still manageable and well worth it. This is not just a cave but it seems like multiple caves. There aren't any signs to tell you what you're looking at,like you would find at Hocking Hills State Park. With that being said the...

👍👍 My father, the late Charles T. Foster (Hocking State Forest Manager 1976-1999) and his crew established this area circa 1980 for use as a public Horse Camp and a safe area to ride out from and experience the extensive network of trails also laid out by my father and his crew. During the late 1980s...

👍👍 Beautiful scenery...cant wait to go back again