Rock House is particularly unique in the Hocking Hills region, as it is the only true cave in the park. This grand tunnel-like corridor is situated midway up a 150-foot cliff of Black Hand sandstone. Throughout the region’s rich history, Rock House was used as shelter by many, including Native Americans and early settlers who often hid in the cave after committing robberies. Its entrance located on St. Rt. 374 and Thompson Road, north of Conkle’s Hollow
Named after a Civil War-era hermit, Old Man’s Cave features waterfalls, swirling pools, deep gorges and massive rock formations. Picturesque sites include the Devil’s Bathtub, Old Man’s Cave, Sphinx Head, Upper Falls, Lower Falls and Broken Rock Falls.
This gorge offers hikers the natural beauty of the precipitous sandstone cliffs and the serenity of a shaded, cool valley floor.
Every year Hocking Valley Scenic railway have a train ride with train robbery show, where actual actors will play robber and calvery, and stops the train and robs people (fake money provided to you at departur). It is a fun train ride.
Cedar Falls , Ash Cave, Cantwell Cliffs, Lake Logan State Park , Clear Creek Metro Park, Rockbridge State Nature Preserve, Hocking State Forest, Tar Hollow State Park and Forest Lake Hope State Park ,Wayne National Forest, Kessler Swamp State Nature Preserve
