All Hocking Hills places
29 places
1Old Man's CaveA rock shelter above a gorge of waterfalls and winding creek.
2Ash CaveA vast sandstone cave, seasonal waterfall, and easy gorge walk.
3Cedar FallsA sandstone gorge walk where rain gives the waterfall its show.
4Rock HouseA walk-through sandstone cavern with seven natural windows.
5Conkles Hollow State Nature PreserveA shadowy gorge walk and an exposed cliff-top loop.
6Whispering CaveA vast sandstone roof shelters a 105-foot seasonal waterfall.
7Cantwell CliffsA sandstone gorge with a tight squeeze and a demanding rim loop.
Hocking Hills State Park Visitor CenterA useful first stop for regional exhibits and resident raptors.
8John Glenn Astronomy ParkSave this stop for a clear, moonless night.
9Upper FallsA waterfall and stone bridge introduce the sandstone gorge.
10Lower FallsA curved ledge and shaded pool reward the descent into the gorge.
11Devil's BathtubA swirling sandstone basin is the gorge walk's standout stop.
12Ash Cave Fire TowerA 1934 steel lookout with a weather-dependent climb and wooded views
13Broken Rock FallsA stair-heavy spur leads to a tucked-away sandstone cascade.
Hocking Hills Lodge & Conference CenterAn 81-room stay with cabins, trail access and indoor-outdoor pools.
14Airplane RockA quieter airplane-shaped overlook after a hilly 3.6-mile hike.
15Chapel CaveA deep sandstone hall tucked off a shared forest bridle trail.
16Rose LakeA half-mile woodland walk opens onto a quiet fishing lake.
Rock House RestaurantA sit-down meal at the park lodge with a forest view.
17Whispering FallsA narrow fall on Queer Creek, strongest after rain.
18Hocking State Forest Rock Climbing and Rappelling AreaClimb or rappel a mile-long sandstone cliffline—register first.
Grandma Faye's Grocery & CarryoutPick up trail supplies, a sub, or fudge after Old Man's Cave.
19Twin FallsTwo seasonal cascades tucked into a sandstone hollow.
Hocking Hills State Park CampgroundStay beside Old Man’s Cave, with full-hookup sites and cabins.
20Whispering Cave Disc Golf CourseA wooded, technical round that rewards strong legs.
Hocking Hills State Park Hike-In CampgroundCarry your camp in; the woods are the tradeoff and the draw.
Hocking Hills State Park Youth Group CampgroundA primitive tent base between Cedar Falls and Ash Cave.
Hocking State Forest Horse CampgroundA rider-only base for Hocking State Forest's 40-mile bridle network.
21Hocking Hills Archery RangeA good side stop if you brought your archery gear.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Hocking Hills Tour Guide
Hocking Hills, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Hocking Hills State Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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“You're approaching Old Man's Cave, where the creek winds past waterfalls, stone tunnels and a huge sandstone shelter.”
Plays as you drive up to Old Man's Cave in the Parkwolf Hocking Hills Tour Guide.
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- 22 audio storiesacross Hocking Hills’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor White-tailed Deer, Snapping Turtle, Chipmunk, and 9 more
- Works offlinemaps, 18 trails, 29 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
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