Fall Foliage in Hocking Hills: When and Where to See Peak Color
Drive Route 33 south out of Lancaster around October 18th and the hills look like someone turned a dial. Sugar maples go red, beech and hickory go yellow, and the oaks hold their dusty bronze through the first week of November. If you have ever wondered why people in Columbus mark their fall calendars around a single weekend in Hocking Hills, that is the reason.
Cabins Near Old Man's Cave (And What to Expect on the Trail)
The first time most people walk into the Old Man's Cave gorge, they stop on the second set of stone steps and look up. The sandstone walls rise about 150 feet on either side, the creek runs through the bottom, and the temperature drops a noticeable few degrees as you descend. It is the single most-photographed spot in Hocking Hills for a reason.