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Our guests have a wide variety of ways to enjoy the beauty of the Hocking Hills. Hocking Hills State Park<br />
and adjoining Hocking Hills State Forest along with Wayne National Forest have miles of trails and acres of<br />
woodlands to explore. Hiking, canoeing, fishing, zip lining and much more await you in the Hocking Hills!<br />
Hiking<br />
Hiking is by far the most popular activity for visitors to the<br />
Hocking Hills. Hocking Hills State Park has several trail<br />
options that are open year round from dawn until dusk.<br />
Hocking Hills State Park has six major hiking areas.<br />
Visit the Hocking Hills State Park Site<br />
http://parks.ohiodnr.gov/hockinghills#<br />
activities for printable maps of the trails.<br />
Cedar Falls<br />
It’s easy to see why we’ve chosen this Hocking<br />
Hills landmark as our favorite. The 50-foot<br />
waterfall is the largest in the region. Cedar Falls<br />
offers a ½-mile moderate hike through hemlocks,<br />
grottos and rock formations.<br />
Ash Cave<br />
Ash Cave is the largest recess cave in Ohio,<br />
measuring nearly 700 feet from front to back.<br />
Guests marvel at the large waterfall in the cave’s<br />
center. Also a great place to look for native<br />
wildflowers in the spring! There are two trails to<br />
choose from at Ash Cave: The Ash Cave Gorge<br />
trail is a ¼-mile easy hike which is handicap<br />
accessible and the Ash Cave Rim trail is a ½-mile<br />
moderate hike.<br />
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