Hocking Hills Ohio Cabins

Discover a bit of wild in our back yard.

 

 

 

 

The Hocking Hills offers over 25 miles of hiking trails ranging from paved walkways to rugged trails.  Within the Hocking Hills State Park hiking trail system, there are 6 major trail areas. Each area is diverse and offers a unique hiking experience.

Cedar Falls features huge hemlocks, a picturesque waterfall and craggy cliffs. The trial is 1/2 mile long. MapClick for larger view
Winding narrow passages, steep inclines and a rock shelter makes Cantwell Cliffs an exciting place to visit. Kids love the passages and wildflower enthusiasts will be floored by the numbers of species in the spring. The trail is about a mile long. MapClick for larger view
Rugged cliffs, steep ledges and tiny recess caves make this remote trail a wonderful hike for the adventurous MapClick for larger view
Cliffs and waterfalls and towering hemlocks line the trail. Huge rock formations are never more than a stone's throw away and awesome bridges will take your breath away.  Trail is about a mile long. MapClick for larger view

The Rock House-In the early 1900's, a hotel was once located near the 1/4 mile trail leading to an opening in a cliff face with gothic-like windows. Rockhouse was even once said to be a hide-out for bandits and thieves in 1800's.

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Towering hemlocks, a cascading waterfall and a wide recess cave make Ash Cave one of Hocking Hills State Park's most popular hiking trails. Part of the trail leading to the cave is asphalt and easily accessible for wheelchairs, dogs and strollers.  MapClick for larger view