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The Hocking Hills. It is the perfect vacation for those who like adventure. Or hiking. Or the outdoors. Rock climbing, rappelling, hiking, horseback riding and bicycling are just a few of the outdoor adventures you can find here.

If this is your first time visiting the region, stop in at the Hocking Hills Welcome Center just off State Route 33 at the State Route 664 Exit. 1800hocking.com

So how do you get to the park?

From Cincinnati:

Take I-71 North towards Columbus. Take State Route 56 East through Mt. Sterling.
Continue on State Route 56 East through Circleville and Laurelville to South Bloomingville, Ohio.
In South Bloomingville take State Route 664 North approximately 4 miles to the park.

From Columbus:

Take US 33 East through Lancaster. Exit at State Route 664 (Logan-Bremen exit). Turn right (south) onto SR 664.

From Toledo:

Take I –75 South toward Findlay, get on State Route 23 to Columbus. Take I-270 East towards Wheeling to U.S. 33 East (Lancaster Exit).
Travel East to Logan, Exit 664 South.

From Cleveland:

Take I-71 South toward Columbus.
Take 270 East toward Wheeling, WV to U.S. 33 East (Lancaster Exit) Travel East to Logan, Exit on 664 South.

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Canoe the Hocking

So what's both romantic and adventurous? Canoe the Hocking River with Hocking Hills Canoe Livery on one of their special moonlight tours!


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So where can still go to hear the crickets chirp in the later afternoon or see fireflies light the evening air? Where can you look up at the night sky and see a million stars or listen to the crash of more than a handful of waterfalls all in one day? We have it here in the Hocking Hills-places to relax and places to enjoy the last remnants of a once wild Ohio. There are waterfalls and deep gorges, hemlock-lined trails and plenty of places to hike. It's romance and adventure, getting to know your family again and sleeping in until noon without guilt. It's a path we're hoping you take along your journey in life. Maybe once or twice or as often as you like. We're hoping you stop in at the Hocking Hills. In fact, we'll be watching for you.


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Find a path in the Hocking Hills. . .

Old Man's Cave Conkle's Hollow Ash Cave Cedar Falls

Rock House Cantwell Cliffs

Maple Syrup Special

Hocking Hills Maple Farm

Whether it's a sweet tablespoon or two of fresh maple syrup poured on your pancakes or it's biting into a rich piece of maple candy with your afternoon coffee, you're in for a fresh surprise with our products.

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Shop the Hills

Take a scenic drive along State Route 374.

You can drive on down the road to State Route 56, make a left and then follow 56 until you get to Locust Grove Road on the right. Make that right and go straight where it makes a sharp veer to the right. This will place you on on Creola Hue Road.

You'll pass Lois' Summer Kitchen on the left and within minutes, you can follow the signs to Wicker Cabin Gifts and Collectibles, turning right on the next street which is McVey Road. After leaving Wicker Cabin Gifts, go straight back on to Creola Hue Road and head on toward Hocking Hills Maple Farm only a couple miles down the road on the right. Once you've been to the Farm, go straight on up Creola Hue until you get to State Route 93. Turn left and go several miles to Fiddlestix Craft Shop on the right. Just a stone's throw away is State Route 56. Turn left and you're almost back to where you started!

Even the bears are stopping in at the Hocking Hills to get away from civilization:

There have been one or two bear sightings a month near the park outside Conkle's Hollow and around Ash Cave. One bear has been seen ambling through the campground. Tracks have also been found along the rim trail at Conkles Hollow and the public hunting area near Ash Cave. All over the Hocking Hills, bears have been sited. Please use caution and stay away from these wild creatures!

Coyotes in this neck of the woods?

If you stay at the cottages at Hocking Hills State Park, you may get the chance to hear one of the more haunting and unforgettable sounds you'll ever hear as the coyotes holler out their high-pitched howls deep in the belly of the gorge and in the dark of night.