ホッキング郡の天然記念物・トップ9

This natural arch or bridge is considered the largest in the state of Ohio. It spans 100 feet long and 10 to 20 feet wide over a 50-foot ravine. Pets are not allowed on this hike and

Thanks to its height above the other cliffs in Hocking Hills State Park, the viewpoints in the area provide some of the best views of the surrounding scenery.

Devil's Bathtub can be found along Buckeye Trail in the Old Man's Cave area. After heavy rainfall, the "bathtub" turns into a captivating whirlpool and even though it's just a few feet deep, it's not a good spot for swimming!

Upper Falls offer a spectacular view that is hard to beat, and probably is the best spot for a photo in Old Man's Cave. The reason for that is not only the waterfall itself, but the bridge right above the waterfall.

Lower Falls are one of the highlights of the Old Man's Cave area in Hocking Hills State Park. Once you cross the bridge to access Lower Falls (the bridge is a must-see itself!), you will find yourself below the falls and can watch the water stream down the rocks.

Old Man's Cave is the namesake for the whole area. At this location, the actual recess cave is situated and Hermit Richard Rowe is supposed to have lived here in the late 1700's. To go down into the gorge, you need to walk a lot of steps, but once you reach the gorge, you will find yourself in one of the most famous places of the area.

50-feet high Cedar Falls belong to the most photographed waterfalls all over Ohio. And for good reason: in terms of volume, Cedar Falls are the biggest waterfalls in Hocking Hills and once you descend the 100 steps into the grotto, you will know why they are so popular.

Rock House is the only actual cave in Hocking Hills State Park. The cave can be accessed from the main trail called Rock House Gorge Trail. Once inside the sandstone building, you will find an impressive, 25 feet high ceiling and a 200 feet long and 20 to 30 feet wide corridor