Recreation in Hocking County
From scenic wine tours to hikes, to exploring the vast cave network in the area, discover why over five million people come to the Hocking Region to relax and play.
Scenic Hikes
Though the region has dozens of maintained trails, these are the top three that we recommend for families and guests staying at both our cabins or visiting the region in general. These are divided within skill level based on both expected level of experience as well as accessibility for low-mobility visitors as well. For more information on the trails themselves, click the Read More link to find an in-depth guide.
Old Man's Cave
Old Man’s Cave in Hocking Hills features striking rock formations and waterfalls, offering visitors breathtaking views and a glimpse into Ohio’s natural beauty.
Visiting Logan, OH
Considered the “gateway” to Hocking Hills, most visitors first and last stop before leaving the region is Logan, right off of US-33. While most visitors see Logan as an exit point or a spot to refuel, consider spending some time in this quintessential American city.
Historic District
Boasting unique shops and low-cost, "mom-and-pop" restaurants, Logan's Historic District features mid-1800s to early-1900s preserved buildings with a small-town feel.
Other Attractions
For adult-oriented activities, visit the Hocking Hills Moonshine Distillery or Winery, but all ages can enjoy their small but meaningful Children's Museum or even the Pencil Sharpener museum.
