You will not believe the views. Miles and miles of gorgeous hiking. Can be very rigorous, but they have some shorter/easier options too. Lodge, visitor center, good signage. Saw many people struggle due to wrong footwear (don’t wear sandals and if you have hiking shoes/boots use them). It’s a lot of elevation. Poles aren’t a bad idea.

Awesome experience!! The staff in the camp store are really friendly and knowledgeable. The trails are very well marked and maintained. It is really a beautiful area to hike!! 10 out of 10 would recommend the old man's cave hike!!

A very nice park. There are a number of hiking trails in and around the park. There are decent maps which help because several trails cross over and intersect with each other. we did the Old Man Cave and the trails around the visitor center. there was not much water in either the upper or lower falls, but the rock formations were very cool and the hiking was interesting. some of the trails are one way so you need to kind of plan your route accordingly. there was no fee to enter the park.

Great place to visit, but try going during the week. Went on Labor Day weekend and it was packed. Lots of good nature sights to see and easy walking for seniorrs like myself.

We stayed at the cabins in the state park. There isn’t a bad one. All have a back porch that faces the woods. The cabins very near the lodge that also has rooms. But the geography of the park is amazing. Breathtaking rock formations and plenty of hiking trails from very easy 1/4 mile to miles of trail hikes. Definitely worth a visit

It was so fun! We didn’t stay long, just went through Old Man’s and Ash Cave on our way home from West Virginia but very worth it! The visitor center was very clean and educational and the trails were easy to read and it was nice to see no litter on the trails and the preservation sections roped off. it was very well preserved :)

Excellent experience for hiking. Our first visit was just the right amount of hiking. It was during Memorial Weekend so the park was busy. The trails were well marked and the paths were clear of debris. The cleanest parks I have ever visited. We didn't download any maps on our phones, and we didn't take the maps from the visitor center. We just followed the maps that were pisted at the start of the paths. The trees were stamped with the oath color you were on. Very pet and family friendly.

We loved our trip to Hocking Hills. The scenery is out of this world. We hiked Whispering Cave (lots of steps!!!), Conkle's Hollow and Ash Cave (both accessible paths, but they both also continue on non-accessible areas), and Old Man's Cave. We wish we can continued from Old Man's Cave onto the lower trail, but neither the map nor the trail signs clearly indicated how far it was and we didn't want to get "stuck" out on the trails for hours. Very glad we finally made it to this area after wanting to visit for several years.

It was great. Do we drove to Old Man’s Cave and short trail there and then took a hike to Cedar Falls (3 miles one way). It was tiring! There are steps to go down to see the falls. Next day we drove to Rock House that is a short 1/4 trail but it has stone uneven narrow steps and labeled as moderate but it’s rugged. The cliffs are nice and you can climb the rocks to the opening. The second place was Cantwell and similar to Rock House but even more rugged and steeper with narrow areas. You will sweat, and remember what goes downhill you will go uphill😂. There are so many other trails, we are going back in early fall.

The Hocking Hills State Park Lodge was absolutely beautiful! The lodge had to be rebuilt after a fire. I have never been to the hold lodge but this now is absolutely beautiful. The glass windows surrounding the exterior gave the look of luxury! Our room was spacious and clean. The bed comfortable and the bathroom was spacious and clean. There was an outdoor and indoor pool as well as a hot tub by each pool. There were also crafts you could do in the morning in the lobby and the rocking chairs outside the entrance were comfortable and inviting. There was plenty of seating inside by the fireplaces and outside the lodge as well as off the side of the outdoor pool. There are plenty of hiking trails from easy to challenging and the weather was perfect for hiking. If you are visiting the Hocking Hills area, I highly recommend staying at the Hocking Hills State Park Lodge. You will be glad you did!