Hocking Hills Conkles Hollow Nature Preserve Hiking Trail
Ohio’s Hocking Hills Conkle’s Hollow has two very different hiking trails, which provide a beautiful journey for all skill levels.
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Author: Richard Christensen
Hocking Hills State Park Cantwell Cliffs Hiking Trail
Cantwell Cliffs, in Hocking Hills State Park, is unlike much of the Midwest landscape and feels more like hiking into Central America than Ohio. While we were amazed at the moss covered walls of other gorge trails, Cantwell Cliffs transported our minds even further afield. Maybe Tolkien’s Middle Earth would be a more apt comparison. Clambering over crumbling stone steps, squeezing through passages, and sometimes losing the trail in the undergrowth. Cantwell Cliffs is a challenging, but beautiful trail.
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Hocking Hills State Park Cedar Falls Hiking Trail
Located in Ohio’s Hocking Hills State Park, the Cedar Falls trail is perfect for an easy hike. Less than a mile round trip, and without steep elevation changes, it provides a good combination of exercise and sight seeing. Visitors are rewarded with a picturesque waterfall at the end of the trail.
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Hocking Hills State Park Ash Cave Hiking Trail
Ash Cave is one of the shortest trails in Ohio’s Hocking Hills State Park and perfect for families. It is also wheelchair accessible, providing a paved path right up to the cave so all visitors can enjoy the beauty.
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Hocking Hills State Park Old Man’s Cave Hiking Trail
Easily the most popular trail in Ohio’s Hocking Hills State Park, Old Man’s Cave consists of roughly one mile of winding paths along the stream in the gorge and to views of several waterfalls. The new visitor center is a good stop for info on the area and features some interactive exhibits for kids and modern bathrooms.
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Hocking Hills State Park Rock House Hiking Trail
Located in Ohio’s Hocking Hills State Park, the Rock House hiking trail is stands apart for it’s unique sandstone cavern formation. At less than a mile, and with only a few inclines and stairs, the Rock House trail is a relatively easy trail for all ages and skill levels. The cavern itself is a natural wonder and the ‘windows’ offer scenic views from well above the bottom of the gorge.
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Touring Fort Gratiot, Michigan’s Oldest Lighthouse
Take a tour and climb Fort Gratiot lighthouse in Port Huron. Michigan’s Oldest Lighthouse dates all the way back to 1825 and is still active today.
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Spend the Night at Michigan’s Whitefish Point Lighthouse
Learn how you can spend the Night at the Whitefish Point Lighthouse in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
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Michigan’s Whitefish Point Lighthouse and Museum
Whitefish Point lighthouse is an icon of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The oldest active light station on Lake Superior, is regarded as a critical navigational beacon guiding freighters passing to and from the Soo Locks. Whitefish Bay has seen more than its share of shipwrecks over the years, including the Edmund Fitzgerald. Today, a museum holds artifacts from many of those shipwrecks, the keeper’s home can be toured, and visitors can spend the night in the old Coast Guard quarters. Whitefish Point is a must visit destination for any fan of lighthouses or Michigan history.
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Seul Choix Point Lighthouse on Lake Michigan
Seul Choix Point Lighthouse on Lake Michigan. Plan a visit and learn some history about this famous lighthouse in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
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