오하이오 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Small waterfall that you can touch! Not so interesting hike to get there due to lack of nearby parking.

Bring at least one water for walking and 5 for running

John Bryan State Park is one of the most scenic parks Ohio has to offer. Along with hiking and biking trails you'll also find a playground, campsites, and picnic areas. The deep limestone gorge, cut by the Little Miami River, is a highlight and a portion of it is designated as a national natural landmark.

Cuyahoga Valley National Park, spanning 32,572 acres along the Cuyahoga River, captivates with its diverse landscapes. Administered by the National Park Service, it uniquely blends urban proximity with natural beauty. A dense road network, small towns, and vibrant parks coexist within its boundaries, offering runners a rich tapestry of trails. Experience the harmonious fusion of rural tranquility and metropolitan vibrancy in Ohio's sole national park.

Throughout the year, this park provides a wonderful hiking experience, featuring plenty of wildflowers in a rich woodland area. One of the main highlights is the old forest, showcasing stunning large trees. Additionally, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Twin Creek Valley in this park.

This serene pond is surrounded by a lush green forest, providing a tranquil setting. It offers opportunities for good fishing or serves as a relaxing spot to take a break during your hike.

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.

The Boston Mills Visitor Center is located just next to the parking lot and railway station at the beginning of the trail. This historic building hosts a small museum and gallery, as well as a gift shop with goods from the area.