Some routes to the Hocking Hills are more rewarding than others. From Columbus and the John Glenn Columbus International Airport, take U.S. Route 33 to State Route 664. From Cleveland, follow I-71S to State Route 37E. From Cincinnati, take State Route 32, also known as the James A. Rhodes Appalachian Highway.
Photo: Upper Falls at Old Man’s Cave by Gabe Leidy Photography
Rock House
WELCOME TO THE HOCKING HILLS!
We are happy you have come to experience our little slice of paradise. We hope you have an incredible time, and we look forward to serving you.
As you dine, shop and play, please remember the people who are assisting you are our children, brothers, sisters, parents and grandparents. They deserve your respect and consideration.
We take great pride in our community. Help us ensure the Hocking Hills will continue to be enjoyed by future generations by visiting responsibly. We invite you to learn more and take the pledge at LoveHockingHills.com
Have a wonderful time and remember, in all your travels, to pack patience.
THE WEATHER In spring and fall, frequent rain fills the many waterfalls. Summer temperatures are comfortable with cooler temps found in caves and gorges, on shaded trails and in the evening. In winter, temperatures can dip below zero degrees.
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It takes many people working together to keep the Hills beautiful.
Get to know a few of the friendly faces you’ll find around
Find plenty of fun for the entire family beyond the trails. 20 Wings of Wonder
See majestic insects take flight on the Hocking Hills Butterfly Trail.
21 Treasure Hunt Shop and savor your way around the region.
22 Picture Hocking Hills Photographers flock to the Hills for this annual contest.
26 Three Days, Three Ways Plan your getaway the easy way with handy itineraries.
29 Explore Downtown Logan Logan is brimming with shops, restaurants and more to explore.
Hocking Hills has the most sophisticated 911 emergency services available, using GPS technology to help emergency crews quickly locate those who call for help. Hocking County Sheriff: 740-385-2131 Logan Police Department: 740-385-6866 Hocking Valley Hospital: 740-380-8000 Hocking Hills Urgent Care: 740-380-8345
The abundant forests and winding trails of the Hocking Hills may seem naturally effortless, but it takes a great many staff members, volunteers and visitors like you doing their part to preserve the region’s natural beauty.
By Alexia Kemerling
To Love is to Take Care
The Hocking Hills region is home to hundreds of species, from ferns to warblers to butterflies to deer. For centuries, human visitors have also enjoyed the land, and while it is free to explore the trails, waterfalls and caves, visitors do shoulder a responsibility. It’s up to each visitor to protect the natural features. The good news? Taking care of the parks is easy, and the benefits will last for centuries. The “Love Hocking Hills” pledge directs visitors to take only pictures and leave only footprints, to etch memories, not trees, to pick up after pets and carry out what you carry in.
I will do my homework and visit prepared.
I will dress to be prepared, not dress to impress.
I will stay on the trails at ALL times.
I will etch my memory, not the trees or caves.
I will take only pictures and leave only footprints.
I will remain in one piece by leaving wildlife in peace.
I will scoop the poop, pick up after my pooch and carry it out.
I will play nice with fellow visitors.
I will camp only on permitted surfaces and be responsible with my campfire.
I will be part of the solution, not the pollution.
To declare your love and be part of the solution (not the pollution), visit LoveHockingHills.com to take the pledge.
Rock House
ROCK HOUSE: LAURA WATILO BLAKE
Conkles Hollow
Hike the Hills
If you’re in search of peaceful trails winding through hemlock-shaded gorges, between impressive sandstone cliffs and past glimmering waterfalls, start your journey at the Hocking Hills State Park Visitor Center. The center goes beyond offering paper maps to help you navigate the region (though they have those, too). An interactive display allows you to pick routes based on difficulty level or accessibility needs, and a tactile map gives you a sense of the region’s topography. Questions about a trail or curious what plants you might see along the way? Ask one of the on-site naturalists. Hocking Hills park officers are dedicated to helping visitors enjoy the beauty of the region, while also protecting and honoring the environment.
Looking to go that extra mile? Give back to the Hocking Hills by participating in trail clean-ups, community outreach projects and special events through the Love Hocking Hills volunteer campaign. Check out the website at LoveHockingHills.com to stay informed and get in touch to maximize your impact.
Deepen your experience at the park by taking part in some of the regularly scheduled nature programs, led by naturalists who love to help educate others about the area’s flora and fauna. Meet rescued raptors, join naturalist-led hikes, participate in nature-centric arts and crafts sessions, or gather for a critter chat where experts share fun facts about the animals you may come across while exploring.
Travel Tips
Wear comfortable shoes and bring plenty of water. Check the weather before heading out each day and dress accordingly. Layers are always a good idea. Reserve activities, dinner reservations and accommodations in advance. Enjoy your trip!
Zaleski State Forest
Old Man’s Cave Visitor Center
Travel Tips
Whether you’re educating yourself or volunteering to help others, make the most of your time in Hocking Hills!
Choose Your Adventure
Ash Cave
Boch Hollow State Nature Preserve**
Cantwell Cliffs
Cedar Falls
Clear Creek Metro Park**
Conkles Hollow State Nature Preserve
Grandma Gatewood Trail
Hocking State Forest**
Lake Hope State Park
Lake Logan State Park
Old Man’s Cave
Rhododendron Cove State Nature Preserve**
Rock House
Rockbridge State Nature Preserve
Rose Lake
The Buckeye Trail**
Whispering Cave & Hemlock Bridge
Zaleski State Forest**
**Indicates less popular area for a serene experience.
Visiting Hocking Hills mid-week is the ultimate hack. Imagine having those stunning trails and breathtaking waterfalls almost to yourself! Plus, attractions have more availability, lodging is readily available and restaurants are less crowded, letting you soak in the natural beauty without the hustle and bustle.
Rockbridge
Hocking State Forest
Whispering Cave
The Buckeye Trail
Meet THE
Neighbors
A number of diverse businesses are flourishing in the Hocking Hills, led by some of the region’s most familiar faces. Both locals and visitors love to make stops at these places to chat with the friendly owners and enjoy the welcoming environments inside.
Walk into Flowers by Darlene in downtown Logan, and you’ll likely be greeted by a friendly cat who may well cross the room to say hello. “His name is Jack. He lives here and thinks he owns the place,” says Darlene Savely, proprietor of the store since 2005, who will likely greet you just as quickly as Jack. Far more than flowers are for sale in this sizable establishment — everything from porcelain teacups and teapots to quilts, handcrafted birdhouses, wreaths and handmade doilies. There are also plentiful wall hangings inscribed with whimsical expressions like “Life is Short. Lick the Spoon.” Darlene will sit down with customers looking for floral arrangements at a large dining room table in the shop’s center to determine what they’re looking for. “Everything we do here is customized according to the customer’s wishes,” Darlene says. By far the most popular arrangements are fresh-cut flowers sorted for contrast in depth and color, all expertly arranged by Darlene, who’s been in the business for more than 40 years. Darlene advises people who walk past her shop after hours to keep an eye open for Jack in the front window. “At night, Jack has been known to wave high fives to people going by,” she laughs.
Kitchen Sink Included
Five generations of the Saving family have operated Saving Hardware, which celebrated its 75th anniversary this past October (2024) in downtown Logan. According to current proprietor Steve Saving, customers will find everything they might expect in his full-service store, items like paint, tools and home improvement and building supplies. But there’s so much more — other items include cutlery, wildflower honey, metal wash tubs and even pitchforks. “And if we don’t have something on hand, we can always custom order it from our catalog of 34,000 items,” Steve says. Customers are charmed by the vintage feel of the store with its hardwood floors, pressed tin ceiling, a cash register from the 1940s and a
manually operated elevator. As part of its anniversary, the store underwent a remodel with new shelving able to hold lots of new merchandise. “We gave the place a makeover,” Steve says. “There’s a brand-new look inside but with that same vintage feel.” To add to the nostalgia, antique signs and tools, as well as old-time photos found in the basement, are now on display throughout the store. What really distinguishes his store from big-box establishments, though, is the superior customer service people can expect. “The reason we’re here is our customers,” says Steve. “Just stop and ask one of us to help you and we’ll get what you need just as fast as we can.”
Gifts of L ve
On a winding country road surrounded by forest, two rustic cabins stand side by side — the home of three unique shops, beckoning you to come inside. At Christmas Treasures, not surprisingly, there are all manner of holiday ornaments, but unusual finds include Christmas trolls, hand-carved nativity sets and even a 3-foot-high Christmas stocking that stands on the ground. Next door at Hocking Hills Candleworks, the enticing aromas draw visitors inside where they’re astonished by 170 completely different scents, including butterscotch, magnolia and warm apple pie, or even unusual fragrances like ginger ale, baby powder and grandpa’s pipe. At the adjacent Wind Chime shop, consider sitting on the porch swing out front and listening to the music coming from within before
entering and finding everything from a 4-foot chime resembling the sounds of cathedral bells to 6-inch chimes that tinkle-tinkle their way into your heart. Judy Hard and her late husband, Mike, purchased the property in 2007. Judy says that Mike’s real passion was for the candle shop, where he loved making the candles himself. To honor that love today, visitors can enroll in candlemaking classes to build a custom three-scent blend. Although a few visitors may happen on these unique shops by chance, most often they’ve heard about them from social media or word of mouth. “The businesses in this area look out for each other and are happy to tell our guests other places they should visit,” Judy says. A resident of the area for 24 years, she has nothing but good words to say about the allure of the Hocking Hills.
Fresh From the rchard
Passersby may very well be enticed to pull into the Laurelville Fruit Farm by the giant mural of juicy red apples on the building’s exterior painted by Chillicothe artist Pamela Kellough. Once inside, they’ll be captivated by the rustic simplicity of the place, adorned with dozens of huge wasp nests for decoration, not to mention two gleaming cash registers circa 1917 that still work. Owner Bob Bowers is the third generation of proprietors who’ve overseen the business since 1911, growing apples, peaches, cherries and plums at their nearby orchard, then selling them at the brickand-mortar storefront in Laurelville. Bowers says the most popular apple varieties they sell are Honeycrisp, Golden Delicious and EverCrisp, but what people really clamor for are the gallons of cider and glasses of award-winning cider slushies that are available after Labor Day. “Those slushies are so popular, people want them even if it’s snowing outside,” Bob says. The peaches he sells are Red Haven, an old, all-purpose variety good for canning, freezing or just plain snacking. “There are newer varieties available, but I still think Red Havens are the best,” Bob comments. He’s happy to be a part of the Laurelville community, a small town where he says people still look out for each other. He likes to refer to the Hocking Hills as the “Little Smokies,” a place that attracts visitors from afar but that’s still isolated and peaceful. “Even with the number of tourists who visit us, it’s still a quiet, laid-back place,” he says.
Stock Up & Stay Awhile
Grandma Faye’s, a combination grocery store and souvenir shop just down the road from Old Man’s Cave, has achieved almost iconic status in the Hocking Hills over the years. According to Stephanie Rigsby, daughter of owner Dave Seymour, “many folks tell us it’s not a trip to the Hocking Hills without a stop at Grandma Faye’s.”
That might be because the store carries a little of everything — grocery supplies like canned goods and prepared foods as well as camping supplies. The array of souvenirs is especially eclectic, with everything from T-shirts and sweatshirts to stuffed animals, rocks and crystals. You can even pick up a Himalayan salt lamp and a Bigfoot thermos bottle. An onsite deli offers fare like footlong Italian subs, pepperoni pizza bites and fried bologna sandwiches. “Our giant Texas tenderloin has been a favorite for years, and our chicken salad is also extremely popular — it’s homemade from a recipe of my late mother’s, Sherry Seymour,” Stephanie says. But perhaps the top reason customers return year after year is the devoted staff who work at the store and who love the place just as much as the people who shop there do. “Most of the ladies who work here have been with us for years. Our manager, Amy, has been part of our family since 1994,” Stephanie says. “I love that Grandma Faye’s is one big family.”
Dishing Out Delicious
All manner of bric-a-brac adorns the walls and counters at M & M Family Diner, a fixture in Logan since 2006. There’s everything from Ohio State Buckeye pennants to a reproduction of a Norman Rockwell painting to a cow cookie jar and even a leg lamp. “Everything has a story associated with it,” says owner Michelle Bourne. “Many are gifts from customers.” But even though there are many statues and caricatures of M&M’s candies scattered through the restaurant, the real M & Ms for whom the restaurant is named are Michelle and her husband, Marvin Bourne. Their sons, Brent and Aaron Cooke — who also work here — make this a family diner in yet another sense.
In her 40 years in the restaurant business, Michelle has cooked up some very popular items. Her beef barley soup was so beloved by one customer, he’d go out into the street and insist passersby come in and try it. “I make the best Reuben sandwich you’ll ever have, and people also rave about our meatloaf and cabbage rolls,” Michelle says. “If it’s not excellent, I don’t serve it,” she adds. And it shows — regulars at the diner include both Logan residents and visitors who return year after year. Wherever they come from, Michelle feels the same sense of gratitude: “It’s a dream come true for me to have customers who come back again and again.”
Trail- less Adventures
It’s no secret that the Hocking Hills are a premier destination for hiking, but you might not know about all there is to discover beyond the trails — from outdoor adventure to budget-friendly fun to peaceful relaxation.
By Anietra Hamper
HIGH ROCK
Animal Encounters
Appease your animal instincts during an up-close encounter with iconic Texas Longhorn cattle at Brimstone Ridge Farm, where you can take a tour and hand-feed some of the herd. Visit Equestrian Ridge Farm and Pumpkin Ridge Animal Sanctuary
Adrenaline Rush
The dramatic natural landscape in the Hocking Hills makes it prime for outdoor adventure. Zipline through the trees and over the gorges and cliffs with Hocking Hills Canopy Tours and Valley Zipline Tours, both with a variety of courses for all skill levels. Test your axe throwing ability at Hungry Buffalo’s Bury the Axe, or step up the adrenaline with Adventure Pro Outdoors ATV and UTV experiences through Wayne National Forest. For a unique way to enjoy your natural surroundings, try rock climbing or an adventurous ecotour experience with High Rock Adventures. You can even try waterfall rappelling with certified guides and naturalists at Hocking Hills Adventure Trek
Bang For Your Buck
There are plenty of budget-friendly activities in the Hocking Hills that are fun and memorable. The quaint and quirky Pencil Sharpener Museum has a collection of more than 5,000 pencil sharpeners and is known to be the largest such collection in the United States. Tour the only remaining washboard factory in the U.S. at Columbus Washboard Co., then pick one out to take home and discover its many uses. Tap into local arts, culture and history at The Bowen House, which hosts regular artist exhibits and events including summer concerts on the lawn. The Hocking Hills region is one of the best for stargazing in Ohio, and the John Glenn Astronomy Park has optimal views on clear nights. Named after late Ohio Senator and astronaut John Glenn, the astronomy park has free programs on Friday and Saturday nights from March through November, or you can simply enjoy the grounds for stargazing on your own any time of the year.
Hocking Hills
Fox’s High Rock Farm
John Glenn Astronomy Park
Find Your Zen
Enjoy the therapeutic benefits of nature and the wellness that it inspires as you journey on your own through trails surrounded by sunflowers and wildflowers at Fields of Flowers. Step into a private sauna pod at Hocking Hills Sauna Pods to decompress next to floor-to-ceiling windows with tranquil views of lush forest. Experience Halotherapy at Serenity Salt Cave by breathing in the beneficial vapors of Himalayan salt while you unwind. If you are looking for more traditional spa services, the Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls has relaxing treatments and couples’ massages in a serene, wooded environment, or you can spend an entire day at a holistic self-care wellness retreat at Inner Wisdom Wellness
Splash Around
Soak in some of the fantastic aquatic adventures on the Hocking River by way of canoe, kayak and tubing trips with Hocking Hills Adventures, Hocking Hills Canoe Livery and Adventure Pro Outdoors Find a deeper connection to the outdoors through Touch the Earth Adventures as you enjoy kayaking and water adventures, birdwatching for regional
species or taking a paddling exercise class. For a more action-packed way to water, the hydroflying experiences at Jet Pack Water Adventures should do the trick as you soar over water with your own Jet-Lev jet pack. Or slow it down during a leisurely day at the lake — pack a picnic and head to Lake Logan or Lake Hope for fishing, boating and swimming within the state parks.
Laugh and Learn
Sneak a lesson in and have fun doing it through lighthearted and educational excursions, like the Hocking Hills Children’s Museum with its hands-on exhibits to keep kids busy — a great rainy-day option! The Hocking College Nature Center is another immersive experience for kids and families to learn about nature from science experts and interactive displays. Take a deeper dive into the history and geology of the region’s natural landscape with Hocking Hills Ecotours as you explore rock formations, flora and fauna with an expert guide. Unleash your inner escape artist in the fun escape rooms at Hocking Hills Escape Games or tackle the Attic Adventure with Bigfoot and other escape puzzles at High Rock Escapes
Pencil Sharpener Museum
Valley Zipline Tours
Serenity Salt Cave
Hocking Hills Children’s Museum
Hocking Hills Canoe Livery
SWings of Wonder
Follow the butterflies over and through the Hills along this drive-it-yourself trail.
By Jamie Rhein
tarting in spring and throughout summer when flowers are in bloom, butterflies are the fluttering stars on the Hocking Hills Butterfly Trail
Along the trail’s 35 miles that fan from U.S. Route 33, pollinator gardens, prairies, wetlands, marshes and leafy woodlands play host to these delicate beauties.
Start your butterfly spotting journey at the Hocking Hills Regional Welcome Center
Here you can pick up a glossy butterfly trail brochure with its map of the 14 trail stops and butterfly wing photo ops, plus the butterfly passport to check off each stop.
A free coloring book features each of the butterfly species highlighted along the trail.
As a monarch waystation, the welcome center also happens to be the first trail stop.
Take in the gardens around the center, then become a butterfly yourself posing in front of human-size monarch wings.
Head to Logan to check off several stops close together. A community garden, the fairgrounds, the hospital, the high school and The Bowen House — Logan’s community arts center — are other nearby stops. Look for the butterfly gardens and humansize wings of different species at each. For instance, you’ll find the spicebush swallowtail wings outside the south entrance of Bishop Educational Gardens in Rockbridge. Visit during Lilyfest, an art-meetsnature festival each July, when the gardens and trails are open to the public. Also in Rockbridge, Butterfly Ridge is a 21-acre nature center where butterflies thrive in explorable habitats from checkerboarded woodlands to gardens to trails.
Worthington
The Bowen House
Hocking County Historical and Genealogical Society and Museum
Full Moon Community Misfit Market
Feb. 8, March 8, May 3, June 7, Aug. 9, Sept. 16, Oct. 4 & Dec. 6
Hocking Hills Craft Show
May 31–June 1, Aug. 30–31 & Oct. 18–19, Logan
Hunt Treasure
By Anietra Hamper and Kristen Hampshire
You never know what kinds of treasure you’ll find browsing local stores and boutiques dotting the Hocking Hills region.
Start your hunt in historic downtown Logan with its hub of local shops, including Vintage en Vogue and Homegrown on Main. If you enjoy giving more than receiving, Gifts that Give Back sources ethically made, fair-trade products to support small producers, and their families, all around the world.
Just up U.S. Route 33, Hocking Hills Market is a popular flea and vendor market that opens with the sunrise. Find everything from unique, locally made arts and crafts and furniture to lawn art and an antique mall. Check off your holiday list early at Christmas Treasures where you can find candles, pottery, home decor and locally made products.
Speaking of the holidays, a trove of gifts is in store along the Hocking Hills Holiday Treasure Hunt kicking off in November. More than a dozen local businesses — including several in downtown Logan — are festively decorated for the holidays and ready to help you check off your list Nov. 1–Dec. 12. Follow the map, collect at least six stamps and enter the drawing to win a two-night getaway and more prizes!
Tastier treasure is on the menu in March, when waterfalls awake and food that feeds the soul is in order. The annual Hocking Hills Comfort Food Cruise, March 1–2 and 8–9, checks all the boxes. For a $20 ticket and a dozen stops divided among breakfast, lunch and dinner, you can both taste and see Hocking Hills.
Hocking Hills Artists & Craftsmen Fall Show & Sale
Sept. 27–28, Hocking Hills State Park Lodge & Conference Center
41st Annual Fall Craft Show & More
Nov. 1, Logan Conference Center
Gifts That Give Back Vendor Fair Dec. 5–6, Poston Manor & Event Barn
JASON HENRY
Hocking Hills Pict re
Showcase your experience behind the camera May 16–18, 2025, during Picture Hocking Hills — a friendly, three-day photo competition where 70 amateur and professional photographers take to the Hills to capture the essence of the region. Expert judges award cash prizes in categories such as landscape, people, flora and fauna and wild card, but the real prize is a weekend of fun and creativity. Pre-registration is required, so hurry — spots fill up fast! ExploreHockingHills.com/picture-hocking-hills
BECKY ROLEY
LAUREN CONNOLLY
DESIRAE RENBARGER
ERIC LEE NUSSBAUM
ROGER HEIL
LAUREN CONNOLLY
LINDSAY HOFFMAN
COLEEN MCFARLAND
D ays 3 Ways 3
Get ready for three days of fun, exploration and relaxation, designed with you in mind.
For Families with Kids
Crowd-pleasing activities with something for all ages
DAY 1 Start Your Adventure
Morning | Experience the thrill of panning for Alaskan gold or finding genuine gemstones at Hocking Hills Gem Mine & Gold Rush
Lunch | Bring your appetite for delicious home cooking at area diners like Pearl’s, Hocking Hills Diner and M & M Family Diner
Afternoon | Enjoy a new movie together on the big screen, then engage in friendly competition in the expansive arcade at Movies Ten & Fun Barn
Dinner | Dig into delicious comfort food at the Hungry Buffalo in Logan or another family-friendly restaurant around town.
Evening | End the day with a scoop from ice cream shops like Treehouse Treats and Treasures, Shorty’s Ice Cream Parlor and Hocking Hills’ Frozen Yogurt Company
DAY 2 Exploration and Fun
Morning | Take a historic train ride through the scenic hills on the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway Train runs from Memorial Day weekend through October.
Lunch | After the ride, head next door for mouthwatering meats and sides from Starbrick BBQ at the Rocky Outdoor Gear Store in Nelsonville.
Afternoon | Meet new furry faces at Fox’s High Rock Farm in Logan, where you can get up close and personal with goats, horses, cows and other friendly farm animals.
Dinner | Local joints like Chef Moe’s on Main serve up delicious and hearty regionally inspired flavors to please even the pickiest eaters.
Evening | Experience golden hour like never before on an early evening stroll through Boch Hollow State Nature Preserve or around Rose Lake
DAY 3 Nature and Learning
Morning | Join the naturalists for educational hikes and fun activities at 10 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays at Old Man’s Cave
Lunch | Grab lunch down the road at Grandma Faye’s Grocery & Carryout’s deli. Stick around to explore the gift shop and stock up on anything you forgot to pack.
Afternoon | Spend the afternoon splashing around and soaking in the scenery at Lake Hope, Lake Logan or Lake Alma
Dinner | Everyone will be cheesing after a slice or two of the crispy thin crust at Pizza Crossing in Logan, a local favorite.
Evening | Enjoy a relaxing night back at your cabin. Gather around the campfire to enjoy s’mores and family time!
Old Man’s Cave
For Active Retirees
Blending nature, history and one-of-a-kind
destinations
DAY 1 Nature and Local Charm
Morning | Start your day with a hike to Ash Cave. The easy, accessible trail leads you to Ohio’s largest recess cave.
Lunch | Head to Jimbo’s Burgers & Beer in South Bloomingville after your hike. Refuel with classic pub grub on the patio or inside where you can keep an eye on the game.
Afternoon | A hub of relaxed activities awaits at Rempel’s Grove. Putt a round of Adventure Golf, treasure hunt at Logan Antique Mall, savor a sweet from Treehouse Treats & Treasures and more.
Dinner | Dine at a local restaurant, such as Millstone Southern Smoked BBQ, where you can enjoy a hearty and delicious meal.
Evening | Visit one of the local wineries for some wine tasting and live music. Many wineries in the area offer music on Friday and Saturday evenings.
DAY 2 Scenic Drives and Stops
Morning | Head to the beautiful and educational Butterfly Ridge Butterfly Conservation Center. Take a guided tour, explore the grounds and enjoy the gift shop.
Lunch | Feast on home cooking from soup and salad to meatloaf at The Ridge Inn Restaurant in Laurelville. On weekends, come early to try one of Jo’s famous donuts.
Afternoon | Visit Jack Pine Studios to get a fascinating glimpse into the art of glass blowing, then purchase a beautiful piece to take home.
Late Afternoon | Cruise America’s Byway for a comprehensive tour and stunning views as you drive through the hills of southeast Ohio. Download the self-guided Byway tour and map at ExploreHockingHills.com.
Evening | Grab a blanket for stargazing at the John Glenn Astronomy Park to take advantage of Hocking Hills’ clear, dark skies with some of the best viewing in the state.
DAY 3 History and Fun
Morning | Start your day at the Columbus Washboard Co., the last of its kind in the U.S. Tour the factory to learn more about this fascinating, and versatile, piece of history.
Lunch | Take advantage of the lunch combos at La Cascada, serving all your favorite Mexican dishes from fajitas to quesadillas.
Afternoon | Spend the afternoon at Wormburner Park Golf. This fun and easy sport is a great way to spend time outdoors without too much exertion.
Late Afternoon | Take a leisurely walk along Conkle’s Hollow Gorge Trail. One of the deepest gorges in Ohio offers breathtaking views and a flat, paved trail.
Dinner | The Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls is known for its fine dining experience. Celebrate the end of a wonderful trip with a delicious meal.
Millstone Southern Smoked BBQ
Hocking Hills Coffee Emporium
Jack Pine Studios
For Dog Parents
Relax and explore with your furry family member
Day 1
Exploring the Past
Morning | Take a hike bright and early to visit Rock House, where well-behaved pups on leashes are welcome.
Lunch | Stop by Oasis Coffee Shop for lunch and a cup of joe. Try your hand at the on-site mini-golf course before browsing the wares at Hocking Hills Antique Mall
Afternoon | When you’re ready for another adventure, head out to Ash Cave. Follow a mostly paved half-mile trail to ogle the massive cave opening.
Dinner | Check out Millstone Southern Smoked BBQ for an extensive menu of mouthwatering barbecue and all the fixings.
Evening | Wind down with a glass or flight at Hocking Hills Winery on the lush patio, where live music is scheduled regularly.
Day 2 All About You(r Dog!)
Morning | Get an extra early start to beat the rush at Old Man’s Cave The loop trail makes a rewarding trek for humans and pups alike.
Lunch | Fuel up with soup or a sandwich at Hocking Hills Coffee Emporium. Try a Cantwell Cliff Cappuccino or other locally named drink to get in the spirit.
Afternoon | Spend the afternoon wandering Clear Creek Metro Park and its pet-friendly Creekside Meadows Trail. This short hike will reenergize you for the evening.
Dinner | Come hungry to Brewery 33, with both an in-house kitchen and regularly scheduled food trucks. Take a break at the brewery’s dog park and outdoor campus before you go.
Day 3 Spectacular Sights
Morning | Dress in layers for an early hike at Cedar Falls. Hike 100 steps down to reach the largest waterfall by volume in Hocking Hills.
Lunch | Chow down on authentic Mayan food at Maya Burrito Co., where owner Maria North serves up fresh flavors inspired by her Mayan roots.
Afternoon | Head south to while away the afternoon sipping and wandering the rolling hills at Le Petit Chevalier Vineyards and Farm Winery in Creola.
Dinner | Celebrate a trip well-passed digging into classic American fare at 58 West. Stick around and explore downtown Logan to prolong the fun.
Travel Tips Hocking Hills dining and drinking establishments welcome friendly dogs on their outdoor patios only, weather permitting, so keep an eye on the forecast. Find more themed itineraries and travel tips at ExploreHockingHills.com/blog/itineraries.
Le Petit Chevalier Vineyards and Farm Winery
Cedar Falls
Discover Downtown Logan
If the Hocking Hills are an embodiment of Mother Nature, then Logan, Ohio, is the beating heart at the center of it all. Thanks to community efforts to revitalize historic downtown Logan, visitors and locals alike will want to spend time exploring the walkable streets and discovering incredible businesses that call the city home. By Kirsten Abbey
46 Hunter Street Saloon (855 W. Hunter St.) Retail &
Flowers by Darlene
Gifts That Give Back
Homegrown on Main
Vintage en Vogue
Saving Hardware
The Mulberry Logan, Ohio (Coming Soon)
Worthington of Logan
Wild Earth Mind-Body Studio Entertainment 4 Hocking Hills Children’s Museum
Logan Theater 40 Hocking Hills Escape Games 44 Hocking County Historical and Genealogical Society
Salons & Barbers 23 Mutt and Jeffs Beauty Shop
Tipton Barbershop
Cut-n-Dye Salon
Luxx The Salon Other
Merchants Bank
US Bank
Logan Daily News 22 Hocking Hills Portraits 26 Hocking Hills Chamber of Commerce 27 Logan Screen Printing 31 PNC Bank *Stroll and sip a DORA drink from one of the establishments within the DORA boundaries in downtown Logan.
Mulberry
Save the Date
Be sure to confirm event dates, times and locations before traveling, as details may change. Visit ExploreHockingHills.com/festivals-events for a full list and the most up-to-date information.
LILYFEST: BECKY ROLEY
LilyFest
January 18 59th Winter Hike
18 Logan Frozen Festival
18 Logan Theater Snow Ball
March 1–2 & 8–9 Comfort Food Cruise 8–9 Maple Sugaring in the Hills
April 21–26 Week of Spring Wildflowers Hike
May 2–4 Jack Pine Glass Garden Art Fest 16–18 Picture Hocking Hills 17–18 Hocking County Ag Days
June 5–7 Logan Washboard Arts & Music Festival 20–22 Nelsonville Music Festival
28–29 Hocking House Annual Art Gathering
July 4 Logan Independence Day Festivities 11–13 LilyFest
August 1–3 Bigfoot Festival 15–17 8th Annual Mega Tube Float 23–24 Hocking Hills Medieval Fest
September 8–13 Hocking County Fair 12–14 Paw Paw Festival 19–21 Jack Pine Glass Pumpkin Festival 20 Hocking Hills Trail Run
27–28 Hocking Hills Artists & Craftsmen Association Annual Fall Show & Sale
October 2–4 Jeep Run 4 Brewery 33 Oktoberfest 11 Grandma Gatewood’s Fall Colors Hike
25 Jack O’ Lantern Jubilee
November 1–Dec. 12 Hocking Hills Holiday Treasure Hunt
December
5–6 Gifts That Give Back Vendor Fair
6 Downtown Logan Christmas Parade 13 Christmas in Ash Cave
Logan Frozen Festival
Nelsonville Music Festival
Hocking Hills Medieval Fest
Logan
SHOPPING
COLUMBUS WASHBOARD COMPANY GIFT SHOP
4 E. Main St., Logan, 740-380-3828, columbuswashboard.com
Retail store specializing in traditional, old-fashioned and nostalgic gifts. H-16
CRABTREE’S HARDWARE & GENERAL GOODS
1266 W. Hunter St., Logan, 740-385-5782, crabtreeshardware.com
Your go-to, family-run hub for hardware and general goods, proudly supporting the Logan community and visitors. G-18
DOWNTOWN SOUND
35 N. Market St., Logan, 740-438-8152, downtown soundlogan.square.site
Affordable and quality items, musician services, new and used instruments and gear, gifts, vinyls and lessons for aspiring musicians. H-17
FOX’S BOOK ADVENTURES
12793 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-385-0400, foxsbookadventures.com
Eclectic books for children and young adults from fiction to nonfiction. G-16
FRAZIER’S HOME FURNISHINGS
30753 Lake Logan Rd., Logan, 740-385-3183, Retail sales and service of name-brand furniture, appliances and more. H-15
GIFTS THAT GIVE BACK
66 E. Main St., Logan, 740-707-3150, giftsthatgivebackevent.com
Shop beautiful handmade items from all across the globe knowing that your purchases are helping instead of hurting. H-15
HAWK’S NEST
12906 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-385-3515, hawksnestlogan.com
Hocking Hills apparel including T-shirts, hoodies and hats. H-16
Locally roasted coffee that can be shipped, picked up or delivered. Hocking Hills Area
Map it! Find locations listed below on pages 117–119.
HOMEGROWN ON MAIN
65 W. Main St., Logan, 740-216-4435, Find us on Facebook
Support local artists and authors and find area information and oneof-a-kind art. Stop in to watch a demo or sign up for a workshop. H-17
LOGAN ANTIQUE MALL
12795 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-385-2061, Find us on Facebook
Take a trip down memory lane and browse the wares of more than 100 dealers. G-16
MARKET PLACE BY THOMAS AND RAE
12801 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-216-4574, Find us on Facebook
Open daily, we offer diverse antiques, vintage collectibles, handcrafted items, unique souvenirs and one-of-a-kind pieces for a distinctive shopping experience. G-16
MIDWEST GLASSWARE OUTLET
12811 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-380-9400, Find us on Facebook Retail glassware outlet for several glass makers including Anchor Hocking & Fostoria. G-16
RUSTIC RENDERINGS
Hocking Hills Area, Logan, 740-385-9531, Pen and ink sketches sold at local art shops and art shows.
SAVING HARDWARE / RENTAL CENTER
95 E. Main St., Logan, 740-385-7514, doitbest.com/ saving-hardware
An old-fashioned hardware store and rental center. H-18
Logan Antique Mall
SIMPLICITY THREADS
BOUTIQUE
2 E. Main St., Logan, 740-823-2540, simplicitythreads.com
Trendy and stylish women’s clothing that leaves customers feeling confident and beautiful. H-17
VINTAGE EN VOGUE
45 W. Main St., Logan, 740-385-2714, Find us on Facebook Vintage shop that includes antiques, art and gifts in the heart of our downtown. H-17
WALMART SUPERCENTER
12910 St. Rt. 664, Logan, 740-380-1472, walmart.com/store/ 3282-logan-oh Retail shopping center, full-line grocery, sporting goods and automotive center. H-16
WEAVER’S MARKET & DELI
12803 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-380-6901, Find us on Facebook
Flours, baking supplies, deli meats, cheeses, spices and unique gift items, as well as madeto-order sandwiches, soups and salads. H-16
Hocking County’s favorite stop for Santa! Come and visit this year-round Christmas shop. O-13
GRANDMA FAYE’S GROCERY & CARRYOUT
20507 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-385-9466, Find us on Facebook
Your one-stop shop for beer, wine, groceries, souvenirs, firewood, lottery, hunting licenses, freshly made subs, pizza and more. N-12
HOCKING HOUSE
29580 Big Pine Rd., Logan, 740-385-4166, hockinghouse.com
Handmade craft gallery showcasing the clay art of owner Jean Magdich and other fine craftsmen. J-14
INN & SPA AT CEDAR
FALLS SHOPPING
21190 St. Rt. 374, Logan, 740-385-7489, innatcedarfalls.com/ the-gift-shop
Quaint and tasteful shop in the Hocking Hills featuring Ohio artists and unique gifts. P-11
JACK PINE STUDIO
21397 St. Rt. 180, Laurelville, 740-332-2223, jackpinestudio.com
Beautiful glass art, glass blowing demos and gallery shopping. K-6
LAURELVILLE FRUIT FARM
16181 Pike St., Laurelville, 740-332-2621, Find us on Facebook
Third generation grower of apples, peaches and plums, established in 1912. Famous for our apple cider. N-1
OLD MAN’S CAVE
GENERAL STORE
18809 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-380-2564, Find us on Facebook
Your last stop before Old Man’s Cave. Grab pizza, daily specials, deli favorites and 24 ice cream flavors, plus beer, wine, firewood and all your camping needs. Open daily. L-14
SOMERSET ARTISTS CO-OP
206 S. Market St., Somerset, 740-215-1598, somersetartistsco-op.com
The Somerset Artists’ co-op promotes arts in Perry County and Appalachia through community programs, education and support for local artists. Perry Co.
Live-edge slab tables made of black walnut, maple and oak. From kitchen and dining tables to conference, console and coffee tables. Custom tables available. Pickaway Co.
Artisan chocolates crafted in Hocking Hills with premium American chocolate, local ingredients and bold flavors. Available at select cabins, inns and dining spots. P-8
Rockbridge
APPALACHIAN ART & CRAFT MARKET
26774 U.S. Hwy. 33, Rockbridge, 740-380-9020, Find us on Facebook
Awesome facility a step above your average arts and crafts business. F-11
BOULDERS EDGE EMPORIUM
11470 Dalton Rd., Rockbridge, 740-385-0707, Find us on Facebook Arts, crafts and concessions in an authentic log cabin setting. G-14
FUNKOCITY COLLECTIBLES
26802 U.S. Rt. 33, Rockbridge, 740-215-2203, Find us on Facebook
A fun place to shop with 300+ Funko Pops!, CCGs, Loungefly bags and more. H-17
GLENLAUREL, A SCOTTISH INN & COTTAGES GIFT SHOP 14940 Mount Olive Rd., Rockbridge, 740-385-4070, glenlaurel.com/amenities/ gift-shop
Unique gifts and Scottishinspired treasures with a variety of locally made and Ohio-made products. J-9
HOCKING HILLS
CANDLE COMPANY
28750 Hide A Way Hills Rd., Sugar Grove, 740-652-8711, 623f6385cc6b5.site123.me
These beautiful, custom, always hand-poured candles complement the woodworking and metal work that Greg does today. 13-B
Discover locally handcrafted, plantbased beauty essentials designed to elevate your skincare routine with pure, sustainable and effective ingredients. Fairfield Co.
Hardwood Amish furniture retailer providing furniture for every room in your home. Fairfield Co.
MUD GALLERY CERAMICS & FINE ART
123 N. Columbus St., Lancaster, 740-215-1073, fullcirclepeace.org/ playshops-becauseits-not-work Artist-owned creative space featuring pottery, art by local artists and pottery playshops to make your own. Registration required. Fairfield Co.
OLDE SHOE FACTORY ANTIQUE MALL
301 Forest Rose Ave., Lancaster, 740-687-1760, oldshoeantiques.com
Area’s largest antique mall with a 60,000-sq.-ft. building in Lancaster’s Historical District and 90 vendors. Fairfield Co.
SUGAR GROVE ANTIQUES LLC
109 S. Main St., Sugar Grove, 740-438-0773, sugargroveantiques.com
Shop vintage, antiques, ephemeral, signs, vending, electronics, records, postcards, books and more. Fairfield Co.
TRACIE LYNN’S COLLECTION
113 N. Columbus St., Lancaster, 740-653-6044, Find us on Facebook
A downtown Lancaster shop featuring a variety of collectibles, including primitives, antiques, dolls, country lighting and metal garden art. Fairfield Co.
Fox’s Book Adventures
Outdoor Gear Store Visit
MIKE BROOKS BUILDING
Built in 1901 as the Nelsonville City Building, it once housed the Fire Department, Water Office and jail. It was Purchased by Rocky in 2005 and completely renovated. In 2012 is was renamed to honor Mike Brooks, former Chairman of the Board, President and CEO, and Grandson of the original founder, William Brooks.
ROCKY OUTDOOR GEAR STORE
The original factory in 1932, it now houses Customer Service, Inside Sales, Lehigh Outfitters, Credit and three floors of shopping in the Outlet Store.
ROCKY BRANDS CORPORATE OFFICES
Built in 1994 as a retail store it was converted to offices in 2005 and is now where all products are designed, developed and marketed. Globally, Rocky Brands employs almost 2,600 hard-working people.
ROCKY BRANDS DISTRIBUTION CENTER
Located in Logan, Ohio this 300,000 sq. ft. facility houses over 2,200,000 pairs of shoes and ships them all over the world. Construction to add 94,000 additional sq. ft. was completed in early 2021.
Iimber &t Metals
ATTRACTIONS
Boating, Canoeing & Kayaking
ADVENTURE PRO
RIVER TRIPS
1299 E. Canal St., Nelsonville, 740-856-7848, adventureprooutdoors.com/ hocking-hills-river-trips
Offering a variety of canoe, kayak and tube trips along the scenic Hocking River. We made our prices affordable so everybody can enjoy a day of fun in the sun! Athens Co.
Discover locally crafted, plant-based beauty essentials to elevate your skincare routine with pure, sustainable and effective ingredients. Fairfield Co.
MOVIES 10 & ARCADE
14333 U.S. Hwy. 33, Nelsonville, 740-753-3400, moviesten.com 10-screen indoor movie theater with a video and arcade area. Athens Co.
MUD GALLERY
CERAMICS & FINE ART
123 N. Columbus St., Lancaster, 740-215-1073, fullcirclepeace.org/ playshops-becauseits-not-work Artist-owned creative space featuring pottery, local art and pottery playshops to make your own. Registration required. Fairfield Co.
NATURE CENTER AT HOCKING COLLEGE 3301 Hocking Pkwy., Nelsonville, 740-753-6080, naturecenter.hocking.edu
Interactive walk-through displays are a captivating experience for youth and environmental science professionals. Athens Co.
SOUTHERN OHIO SCHOOL OF BLACKSMITHING Logan, 740-380-6816, themakersofhand forgediron.com
A complete blacksmith shop, specializing in early iron bridge restoration and providing a variety of workshops by appointment only. Hocking Hills Area
Profesionally guided adventure treks in the Hocking forest, state park and state nature perserves. We offer climing, rappelling, hikes, team building and more! Meeting point provided at the time of booking. Hocking Hills Area
HOCKING HILLS
ECOTOURS
10108 Opossum Hollow Rd., Rockbridge, 740-385-9886, highrockadventures.com/ hocking-hills-ecotours Eco-friendly guided tours on-site and off-site. Be immersed in history, geology, plants and wildlife. E-9
HOCKING HILLS
FAMILY FUN CENTER
26633 Main St., Rockbridge, 740-385-4449, hockinghills fun.com/fun-center
Discover adventure and relaxation in Ohio’s Hocking Hills with activities for all ages, from mini-golf to go-carts. Perfect for family fun. E-10
The ultimate outdoor drama experience! Witness the epic life story of the Shawnee leader as he struggles to defend his sacred homelands in the Ohio country during the late 1700s. Ross Co.
THE BUCKEYE TRAIL
740-394-2008, buckeyetrail.org
Maintaining and promoting the 1,400-mile Buckeye Trail which encircles most of Ohio, with 51 miles through the Hocking Hills.
THE GHOST PATROL
115 E. Main St., Somerset, 614-595-0134, theghostpatrol.com
Uncover Hocking Hills’ haunted history with our thrilling ghost tours and investigations. Perry Co.
TRAVEL FAR ADVENTURE HARD LLC
Logan, 740-517-8129, travelfaradventurehard.com
Offering guided tours, itineraries and experiences in the Hocking Hills. Hocking Hills Area
Providing acupuncture, fire cupping, massage and HaloIR sauna therapy. Combining dry salt and infrared heat for relaxation, pain relief and enhanced respiratory and skin health. H-14
ASH CAVE DAY SPA
25780 Liberty Hill Rd., South Bloomingville, 740-332-0004, ashcavedayspa.com
Providing massage therapy and spa services at our location or at your cabin. R-10
BLUE VALLEY SPA
321 N. Broad St., Lancaster, 740-407-6277, bluevalleymassage.com
Experience the only handicap-accessible, full-service spa in central Ohio offering a range of customized services. Fairfield Co.
ELITE RETREAT MASSAGE
2100 E. Main St., Lancaster, 740-277-6933, eliteretreatmassage.com
We are not just a spa. We’re a massage therapy and health spa that focuses on you as a whole. Fairfield Co.
HOCKING HILLS
SAUNA PODS
18905 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-249-1283, saunapodshh.com
Book a barrel-shaped, cedar sauna featuring a floor-to-ceiling, fish-eye window facing a Hocking Hills view. M-13
HOCKING HILLS
SERENITY SALT CAVE
690 Old McArthur Rd., Logan, 740-385-9999, hhserenitysaltcave.com
Experience the power of Himalayan salt and halotherapy for the mind, body and soul. H-16
Custom door-to-door charter serving southeast Ohio. We bring you to the region’s finest breweries, distilleries and wineries on a personally curated trip. Hocking Hills Area
FUN BUS ADVENTURES
2188 E. Main St., Lancaster, 740-653-4600, funbus.com
Safe and reliable passenger transportation for all types of events and group sizes. Fairfield Co.
GOBUS
3 Cardaras Dr., Glouster, 740-767-4500, ridegobus.com OH, the places you’ll GoBus! Connecting rural communities to urban cities and beyond. Athens Co.
HOCKING HILLS
JEEP RENTAL LLC
29433 Big Pine Rd., Logan, 740-279-9054
Rent a Jeep for open-air exploring of the Hocking Hills. L-13
Groups up to 24 for weddings, winery tours, parties, canoe adventures, O.U. Court Street, golf outings, family gatherings and more. Hocking Hills Area
Special Events
27TH ANNUAL OHIO PAWPAW FESTIVAL
Lake Snowden, 5900 U.S. Rt. 50, Albany, 740-277-1806, ohiopawpawfest.com
This weekend-long event celebrates the pawpaw’s history and future with delicious food, beverages, presentations and activities on growing, cooking, genetics, sustainability and more. Sept 12–14, 2025. Athens Co.
Free fun-filled family entertainment, great washboard music, local crafts and terrific food. H-17
Watch as Jack and his team of fine craftsmen transform molten glass into beautiful works of art.
featuring work from numerous artists including glass art, jewelry, metal sculptures, paintings, and more!
Register at jackpinestudio.com for the fun, unique experience of working with an instructor to create your own piece. (Limited availability, visit our website for info)
ENJOY OUR FESTIVALS
GLASS GARDEN ARTS FEST MAY 2-4, 2025
GLASS PUMPKIN FESTIVAL SEPT. 19-21, 2025
OPEN YEAR-ROUND, RAIN OR SHINE!
We are open every day (except major holidays) 10-5pm weekdays, 10am-5pm Saturdays, 11am-4pm Sundays
For hours, events, directions and more, visit:
Justa short drive from Hocking Hills, Downtown Lancaster is the perfect destination for shopping, dining, entertainment, and spa services. Historic Downtown Lancaster boasts a variety of cultural amenities with plenty of outdoor public art including murals, sculpture, and five museums within a walkable four-block radius.
Compact and rich in historic architecture, walk the treelined streets and discover the beauty of the Square 13 Historic District while taking advantage of the Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area. You can stroll with your beverages from any one of the 13 liquor license holders in the district, dine inside or outside at one of the 14 different eateries that can satisfy any gastronomic whim from tacos, steaks, pastries, and barbecue, to vegetarian and gluten-free delicacies. We promise you won’t go away hungry!
Want to take part in more than just food, drink, and architecture? With dozens of locally owned and operated boutiques you’re sure to find one-of-a-kind gifts, outfit makers, and souvenirs. Whether you’re painting pottery at Art & Clay, glass blowing at the Ohio Glass Museum, or fueling your creativity at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, we know you’ll find the perfect experience to enhance your visit.
There is always something happening in Downtown Lancaster! Find the latest news and event schedules at DestinationDowntownLancaster.com or scan the QR code for a full list of eateries, shops, museums, bars, and breweries.
DINING
Logan
58 WEST
58 W. 2nd St., Logan, 740-216-5360, 58west.com
Restaurant, winery, brewery and distillery offering casual, elevated food and an extensive list of locally crafted wine, beer and spirits — many produced on site! H-17
CHEF MOE’S ON MAIN
13 W. Main St., basement suite, Logan, 614-598-1885, Find us on Facebook
Combining Northeast comfort foods with Southeast smoky flavors, offering a unique and diverse taste of Ohio’s culinary heritage. H-17
Western-style restaurant and bar. Stop by and enjoy good food in a fun, relaxing atmosphere. H-14
JACK’S STEAK HOUSE
35770 Hocking Dr., Logan, 740-385-9909, Find us on Facebook Casual, full-service restaurant and full bar. Jack’s has been around for over 40 years. Open at 8 a.m., 7 days a week. J-21
LA CASCADA
30683 Red Rock Ct., Logan, 740-380-6803, lacascadahockinghills.com
Family-owned restaurant serving authentic Mexican and unique dishes. Open every day. Delicioso! H-14
M & M FAMILY DINER
34 W. Main St., Logan, 740-380-9181, Find us on Facebook
We specialize in smalltown hospitality, where everyone is treated as a local! We have daily specials, made-fromscratch foods and breakfast all day. H-18
MAYA BURRITO CO.
12 E. Main St., Logan, 740-380-9773, mayaburritoco.com
A fast, fun and hip joint serving incredibly fresh flavor of the Mayan culture. H-18
Casual atmosphere with the best BBQ around and a fully stocked bar. We hope that our service, fun atmosphere and unique flavors will call you to visit again and again. H-14
PEARL’S
12900 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-385-3663, Find us on Facebook
Excellent home-style country cooking plus delicious homemade desserts. Visitors welcome, locals expected! H-15
SHORTY’S ICE
CREAM PARLOR
4 E. Main St., Logan, 740-216-0748, Find us on Facebook
Hand-dipped ice cream and shakes. Home of the gnome cone. H-17
THE FEED
428 E. Front St., Logan, 740-385-7639, Find us on Facebook
Casual to classic cuisine, both pre-ordered carryout and dine-in options. H-18
Little Fish Brewing Company
THE OLDE DUTCH
RESTAURANT & BANQUET HAUS
12791 St. Rt. 664, Logan, 740-385-1000, theoldedutch restaurant.com
Enjoy our family menu or buffet with homestyle meals. Browse our gift shop for unique items. H-16
TREEHOUSE TREATS & TREASURES
12793 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-385-0400, treehousetnt.com
Hand-dipped ice cream, tempting treats, souvenirs and gifts for all tastes await you. H-16
URBAN GRILLE PUB
14405 Country Club Ln., Logan, 740-216-4749, innatcedarfalls.com/ golf/the-urban-grille Fine dining open to the public with a full-service lounge. I-18
VOLTOLINI SPAGHETTI WESTERN
12805 Grey St., Logan, 740-304-9741, voltolinis.com Italian eatery offering fresh pasta, hearty lasagna, classic ravioli and charcuterie boards. Bringing authentic Italian flavors to Logan. H-15
Throughout The Hills
ALL THINGS SWEET & MORE IN HOCKING HILLS
26776 U.S. Hwy. 33, Rockbridge, 740-645-4847, allthings sweetinhockinghills.com
Come and enjoy candy, ice cream, pizza, paninis, hot dogs and more. F-11
CHELLE’S 33 DINER
26784 U.S. Hwy. 33, Rockbridge, 740-385-4044, Find us on Facebook American casual dining with an affordable menu packed with homestyle dishes, gourmet burgers and more, made with care. F-11
GLENLAUREL, A SCOTTISH INN & COTTAGES DINING
14940 Mount Olive Rd., Rockbridge, 740-385-4070, glenlaurel.com/restaurant Fine dining at Glenlaurel is an experience to remember … candlelit fine dining served nightly at 7 p.m., by reservation. J-9
HOCKING HILLS
COFFEE EMPORIUM
13984 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-270-2697, hockinghillsinnand coffeeemporium.com/ coffee-emporium
We proudly offer the best coffee in the Hocking Hills! From freshly brewed handcrafted espresso
INN & SPA AT CEDAR FALLS DINING
21190 St. Rt. 374, Logan, 740-385-7489, innatcedarfalls.com/ restaurant
Fine food and spirits in a casual atmosphere for breakfast, lunch (seasonally) and dinner. O-11
JIMBO’S BURGERS & BEER
23356 St. Rt. 56, South Bloomingville, 740-332-2337, Find us on Facebook
Family-friendly sports bar and restaurant with a patio and ample parking. P-7
MAM’S RUSTED SKILLET
15842 St. Rt. 56, Laurelville, 740-332-6336, Find us on Facebook
Family-owned restaurant with casual dining. Serving locally sourced beef, plus beer and wine. M-1
OASIS COFFEE SHOP AND MORE
26850 U.S. Hwy. 33, Rockbridge, 740-645-4847, hocking hillsoasiscoffeeshop.com
We feature a variety of flavored coffees, cold brews, smoothies, sandwich wraps, pastries and more! F-11
ROCK HOUSE
RESTAURANT
20020 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-270-6100, hockinghillspark lodge.com/dining
Enjoy full-service dining at the Rock House Restaurant and Pub. O-9
THE RIDGE INN RESTAURANT
16178 Pike St., P.O. Box 315, Laurelville, 740-332-0300, Find us on Facebook
Home cooking + fine dining + casual atmosphere = the best food in Laurelville. N-1
Nearby Cities
BOB’S BACKYARD ARBEQUE
157 W. Main St., Lancaster, 740-422-8848, bobsbackyardbarbeque.com
Family-owned barbecue restaurant located in historic downtown Lancaster. Fairfield Co.
HUNGRY HIKER
CAFE & DELI
1299 E. Canal St., Nelsonville, 740-856-7848, hungryhikercafe.com
Offering a wide variety of hot and cold subs and savory and sweet food options. Athens Co.
L-CITY COFFEE
123 N. Broad St., Lancaster, 740-963-9522, lcitycoffee.square.site
We offer the highest quality coffee experience at friendly, neighborhood prices. Fairfield Co.
RHAPSODY RESTAURANT
18 Public Sq., Nelsonville, 740-753-5740, rhapsody.hocking.edu
Rhapsody is a casual fine dining restaurant located on the beautiful public square in downtown Nelsonville’s arts district. Athens Co.
STARBRICK BBQ
45 E. Canal St., Nelsonville, 740-300-3337, starbrickbbq.com
Located in the Rocky Outdoor Gear Store. Experience the best barbecue around ... good barbecue done right! Hocking Hills Area
WHIT’S FROZEN CUSTARD OF LANCASTER
213 S. Broad St., Lancaster, 740-777-6444, whitscustard.com/ locations/lancaster
We make creamy frozen custard daily. Enjoy our custard in a variety of ways: cones, sundaes, milkshakes, whitsers and floats. We also serve daily food items. Fairfield Co.
Pizzerias
CAPT. RON’S PIRATE PIZZA
16757 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 740-385-2221, captronspiratepizza.com
The only pizza shop in the caves region of the Hocking Hills! L-13
LITTLE ITALY PIZZA
488 E. Canal St., Nelsonville, 740-753-2321, littleitalypizzainc.com
An amazing Italian eatery since 1998. Serving a wide variety of Italian cuisine. Dough made fresh daily. Athens Co.
PAPA DINO’S PIZZERIA
21996 St. Rt. 664, South Bloomingville, 740-332-2971, papadinospizza.com
Enjoy quality pizzas, subs, pastas and more, plus beer and wine. Dine with us for an unforgettable meal! P-8
PIZZA CROSSING
58 N. Mulberry St., Logan, 740-385-8558, pizzacrossing.com
Large dining room and a friendly atmosphere with great pizza, spaghetti, lasagna and draft beer. H-18
Wineries, Breweries, Distilleries & Pubs
ALLEGRIA WINE ROOM
84 E. Main St., Logan, 720-331-3987, allegriawinetasting.com
Offering global wines, a weekly changing tasting menu and engaging wine classes led by a certified specialist, all in historic downtown Logan. H-17
BREWERY33 HOCKING
HILLS LLC
12684 College Prospect Dr., Logan, 740-385-6033, brewery33.com
Handcrafted beer made fresh and local. Enjoy live music and food trucks. Bikers, hikers and pets welcome! H-15
DOUBLE EDGE BREWING CO.
158 W. Chestnut St., Lancaster, 740-277-7465, double-edge.beer
Craft beer brewed and served in historic downtown Lancaster. Fairfield Co.
DUTCH CREEK WINERY
12157 St. Rt. 690, Athens, 740-818-4699, dutchcreekwinery.com
Specializing in honey and fruit wines that pair well with our shareable foods. Athens Co.
Hocking Hills Frozen Yogurt Company
HOCKING HILLS
MOONSHINE
55 S. Spring St., Logan, 740-347-9044, hockinghillsshine.com
Visit a distillery, take a tour and learn the history of prohibition. We produce a smooth-tasting shine that satisfies even non-drinkers. H-17
Wine by the taste, bottle or glass and an outdoor patio. Tours upon request, music Fri. and Sat. evenings. H-16
HOME TAVERN
363 Gallagher Ave., Logan, 740-385-9985, Find us on Facebook
Great menu, music on weekends, Wii, pool tables and plenty of TVs for sports. H-17
HUNTER STREET SALOON
885 W. Hunter St., Logan, 740-216-0115, Find us on Facebook Where there is always music, dancing, a full bar and great food to wow your taste buds. H-17
LE PETIT CHEVALIER
VINEYARDS AND FARM WINERY
26328 Locust Grove Rd., Creola, 740-988-6150, lepetitchev.com
A working farm with acres of grapes and 50 miles of elbow room. Enjoy handcrafted wine and breathtaking views. Vinton Co.
Enjoy wines by the bottle, glass or just a taste. Available for private events. Athens Co.
SHAMROCK IRISH PUB
62 E. Main St., Logan, 740-216-5110, Find us on Facebook
Full-service Irish pub offering a wide variety of domestic, imported and craft beers as well as wine and liquor in a welcoming atmosphere. H-17
THE MAX BAR & GRILL
922 W. Hunter St., Logan, 740-385-1819, Find us on Facebook
Casual dining, bar and grill. TVs, pool tables, darts, Karaoke Thursday and a DJ Fri. and Sat. H-18
VALLEY VIEW
HILLS WINERY
29176 Klump Rd., Sugar Grove, 740-746-8704, valleyviewhillswinery.com
Enjoy our wines by the flight, glass, bottle or frozen slushy. Pair it with brick-oven pizza or charcuterie and featured entertainment. A-15
Le Petit Chevalier Farm Winery
EXTENSIVE MENU
Carryout
DINING
We are recognized for our generous menu, delicious hot buffet, huge salad bar, desserts and handdipped ice
PARTIES/ RECEPTIONS
We have several banquet rooms available. Let our experienced staff help make your next event a success.
GIFT SHOP
Browse our unique gift shop for an array of souvenir and gift items, toys, homemade jellies, jams, pies and other treats.
Valley View Cabins
We have 13 cabins in a variety of sizes, ranging from 2 to 18 guests. All cabins have a hot tub, fully-equipped kitchen, fireplace, central air, and more!
Hocking Hills Wedding Chapel
Log Chapel with ceremony options at an outdoor stone fireplace or log gazebo! Year-round venue offering packages for a ceremony only or a ceremony with a reception for up to 55.
Barn at Rush Creek
Seasonal venue that can accommodate 150 and includes a 16-person lodge for two nights. Located next to Valley View Hills Winery, a perfect setting for a weekend celebration!
Three Reasons Farm Horse Camp 740-808-2626 hockinghills.com/threereasons
Hocking
Glamping
Whistlestop B&B
740-407-0815 whistlestopb-b.com
Oleander Cabin
Treetops Cabin
Rosebud Cabin
Country Cottage
Unforgettable Moments at Woodland Retreat
Discover the Timberframe at Woodland Retreat in Hocking Hills—a sprawling 13,000+ sq. ft. haven perfect for wedding weekends, family gatherings/reunions, corporate events and women and health retreats. This grand space features four private apartments, each equipped with its own kitchen.
Manor
The perfect start to your wedding, family gathering, corporate event or retreat awaits. Nestled in the scenic beauty of Hocking Hills, our elegant venue provides a stunning backdrop for your special moments. Enjoy luxurious accommodations and dedicated services.
Main attraction at Hocking Manor is the indoor heated saltwater pool.
Our breathtaking scenic backdrops are ideal for your special day, cherished family photos, or corporate shots that stand out—just like a masterpiece in nature. Our latest survey tells us that the couples are most concerned about scenic views when it comes to choosing a venue.
Located on 60 beautiful acres of wooded land, these cabins are perfect for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Situated on a quiet country road, but close to major amenities including state parks, caves, trails, and golf course. Lazy Oaks, Aspen Retreat, and Cozy Farmhouse Cottage are the perfect spot for it all.
NATURE’S RETREAT CABINS
Reconnect with nature.
Come relax in one of our 3 beautiful Cabins overlooking 40 acres of rolling hills and panoramic views located less than 10 minutes from rock house. Or unwind in the heart of the hills in one of our 2 cozy cabins both situated on 7 acres of woodland with an abundance of wildlife. Only minutes from Old Man’s cave. One pet friendly cabin available.
For more information, call Stephanie at 740-332-6364
Visit our website at www.naturesretreatcabins.com E-mail: Stephanie@OhioCabin.org
Hocking Hills Lodge & Conference Center
EVENT PLANNING
Map it! Find locations listed below on pages 117–119.
Churches
FIRST CHURCH PRAISE AND WORSHIP CENTER
30750 Lake Logan Rd., Logan, 740-215-1009, firstchurchofloganupc.com
Our aim is to be a place to belong for all citizens and to all who visit the Hocking Hills region. First Church exists to see every person find new life in Jesus Christ. G-14
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LOGAN
2 W. Hunter St., Logan, 740-385-2242, loganfpc.org
A member of the Presbyterian Church (USA). H-17
HOCKING HILLS CHAPEL
24427 Brown Rd., South Bloomingville, 740-279-6927, hockinghillschapel.org
Hocking Hills Chapel officiating weddings within 50 miles of South Bloomingville. R-8
PINE GROVE CHRIST
COMMUNITY CHURCH
24760 Big Pine Rd., Rockbridge, 304-904-5899, pinegrovechrist communitychurch.com
Evangelical Christian church serving the community with worship, preaching and teaching. N-10
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
258 E. Hunter St., Logan, 740-385-2272, stmatthewlutheran logan.org
Dedicated to the belief that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, and that it is our guide and norm for life. H-17
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
375 E. Main St., Logan, st-pauls-logan.org Sunday 11 a.m. service. A small church with a big heart. H-17
THE ARMORY – LOGAN VINEYARD CHURCH
1593 E. Front St., Logan, 740-385-9500, thearmorychurch.com
A Holy Spirit-filled church with gifts for you today. H-18
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH – MS
430 N. Mulberry St., Logan, 740-385-3220, trinitylcmslogan.com
A church where all visitors are welcome. 10:45 a.m.
Sunday worship service. H-17
Event Space & Catering
1ST CHOICE LODGING WEDDING VENUES
104 E. Canal St., Nelsonville, 740-856-7848, 1stchoicelodging.com/ hocking-hills-weddingdestination
Beautiful wedding facilities offering two scenic locations to create a memory of a lifetime! L-26
ABOVE THE BREWERY VENUE
12684 College Prospect Dr., Logan, 740-385-6033, abovethebreweryvenue.com
2,000-sq.-ft. versatile event space for any events and gatherings you have. H-11
BARN AT RUSH CREEK
29130 Klump Rd., Sugar Grove, 740-746-9934, valleyviewcabins.com/ the-barn-at-rush-creek.html
Dreaming of an outdoor wedding?
Our breathtaking scenery includes a pond, meadow and, of course, the hills! B-13
CAMP OTY’OKWA
24799 Purcell Rd., South Bloomingville, 740-385-5279, bbbscentralohio.org/ about-us-2
Lodging with a kitchen for 200 on more than 700 acres. Available for retreats, reunions, meetings and outdoor education. O-8
CHERRY RIDGE RETREAT ELOPEMENTS
22097 Cherry Ridge Rd., New Plymouth, 740-380-7777, cherryridgeretreat.com/ upgrades/elopements
The perfect option for a private ceremony, intimate weddings, elopements and vow renewals. Q-19
Decor rentals that keep your event both trendy and affordable! H-18
THE HITCHING POST 16020 Collison Rd., Logan, 614-322-2283, cabinsbythecaves.com/ hitching-post-weddingceremony.htm Complete and a la carte wedding services. Packages include lodging. K-13
THE TRAVELING CHAPEL 14435 Nickel Plate Rd., Logan, 740-385-1687, thetravelingchapel.com We come to any location in the Hocking Hills to perform your wedding. Elope in style or have a small wedding in a beautiful natural setting. Hocking Hills Area
WEDDINGS AT HOCKING HILLS CABINS 14801 Burcham Rd., Logan, 740-380-3322, hockinghillscabins.com/ get-married-in-hocking-hills Touch the sky on your wedding day. The country elegant, casual setting of the Sky View Lodge B&B is perfect for intimate Hocking Hills wedding ceremonies. J-18
SERVICES
Banking & Financial
ATOMIC CREDIT UNION
680 W. Hunter St., Logan, 740-385-5715, atomiccu.com/resources/ get-in-touch/locations/ logan-oh
Serving 50,000 members at 13 branch locations in southern Ohio. H-17
HOCKING HILLS
BANKING CENTER
427 W. Hunter St., Logan, 740-380-9542, vcnbfamily.bank
Independent community bank serving the Hocking Hills area, located in Logan. H-17
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
188 W. Main St., Logan, 740-385-8561, merchantsnat.com
Providing financial products and services to customers with 18 Ohio branch locations. H-17
PARK NATIONAL BANK
61 N. Market St., Logan, 740-385-5621, parknationalbank.com
A full-service bank offering personal and business banking products and services. H-17
Builders, Contractors & Professional Services
AFFORDABLE
SEPTIC SERVICE
Lancaster, 740-385-9082, affordsepticservice.com
We provide septic pumping services, inspections and repairs. Fairfield Co.
AKM LOCKSMITH
Hocking Hills Area, 740-409-6420
Local locksmith serving Hocking Hills, Ohio, and the surrounding area. We provide quality service for both residential and commercial lockouts, rekeying and automotive key services. Hocking Hills Area
Proactively inspecting for bedbugs throughout the region. Fairfield Co.
F.E. JAMES ELECTRIC CO.
27293 Risch Rd., Rockbridge, 740-385-0810
Residential, commercial, industrial, solar, repairs and upgrades. Licensed, bonded and insured. 24-hour emergency service and general service rep. G-11
GAY FAD STUDIOS
137 W. Main St., Lancaster, 740-277-6883, gayfadstudios.com
Local Glass Town company featuring new and vintage glassware. Custom glassware design services at accessible quantities. Fairfield Co.
GLACIER MOUNTAIN
BOTTLED WATER INC
1055 St. Rt. 93 N., Logan, 740-385-7981, glaciermountainwater.com
Delivering water for 25 years. G-18
HOCKING HILLS
HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICES LLC
P.O. Box 491, Logan, 740-407-4475, h3is.com
Local company with over 25 years of experience in the residential and commercial construction industry. Hocking Hills Area
JACK PINE STUDIO
PROPANE FILLING STATION
21397 St. Rt. 180, Laurelville, 740-332-2223, jackpinestudio.com
Propane filling station, can fill up RVs and tanks of all sizes. L-6
KRISTA’S PORTA JOHN AND SEPTICS LLC
11927 St. Rt. 664 N., Logan, 740-380-0022, portajohnandseptic.com
Providing septic services and porta john rentals for any event. Fully licensed and bonded. G-16
LEWELLEN’S SERVICES
232 W. Main St., Logan, 740-385-7125, lewellenservices.com
We provide water conditioning and pest control services in the Hocking Hills and Ohio. H-18
OAKWOOD ENTERPRISES
New Plymouth, 740-596-2977, Find us on Facebook 35 years of experience and insured for plumbing, carpentry, electric, powerwashing and staining. Vinton Co.
PETERS PLUMBING & HEATING
29064 Enterprise-Isles Rd., Logan, 740-385-6385, Find us on Facebook
Complete residential and commercial service since 1951. G-12
Your doggy’s home away from home! We offer boarding, grooming and daycare services. E-16
THE JUBACH COMPANY LOG HOMES
18292 St. Rt. 93 S., Logan, 740-385-7562, jubach.com
Leading developer of log homes and land in Hocking Hills. Hocking Hills Area
Cleaning Services
AARON SNOKE
WINDOW CLEANING
Hocking Hills Area, Bremen, 614-395-2774, Professional services, commercial and residential window cleaning, power washing and gutter cleaning. Fairfield Co.
ENDERLE’S PRISTINE CLEANING
96 W. Hunter St., Ste. E, Logan, 740-603-4580, Professional cleaning service that specializes in cleaning cabins, commercial and residential. Hocking Hills Area
FOOTHILLS
4372 Country Club Rd. S.W., Lancaster, 614-743-9775, foothillspmhockinghills.com
Specializing in cabin cleaning, staging and hot tub care. Fairfield Co.
REAL WORLD CLEANING SERVICES
30663 Red Rock Ct., Logan, 740-380-9300, realworldcleaning services.com
Professional cleaning services located in the Hocking Hills. Hocking Hills Area
Insurance
LOGAN INSURANCE AGENCY INC
53 S. Market St., Logan, 740-385-8575, loganinsurance.com
Independent insurance agency locally owned and operated since 1959. H-17
STOCKTON-HILL INSURANCE
39 N. Main St., Ste. 201, Kingston, 740-642-3333, stocktonhillinsurance.com
Local, independent agency partnering with multiple companies to serve the unique needs of businesses in the region. Ross Co.
Urgent care open daily 10 a.m.–9 p.m. and 24-hour emergency department. G-16
KACHELMACHER
MEMORIAL INC.
755 St. Rt. 664 N., Logan, 740-385-3139, loganveinclinic.org
Established 1971 in Logan as a nonprofit venous disease clinic. G-16
Media Companies
98.3 WLGN
1 Radio Ln., Logan, 740-385-2151, 983wlgn.com
Hocking Valley’s home for classic hits — late 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s! Great local DJs, community events and lots of music. I-18
BRIGHT SIDE STUDIO
Rockbridge, 614-286-5875, beckysbrightside.com
Local design firm offering effective and extraordinary print and web design services. Hocking Hills Area
GREAT LAKES STUDIOS
6375 Riverside Dr., Dublin, 614-461-7601, glstudios.com Capturing the beauty, the adventure and the fun of life in and around the Buckeye State. Franklin Co.
HOCKING HILLS
MESSENGER LLC
P.O. Box 1068, Logan, 740-541-0094, Find us on Facebook Free monthly publication distributed in Hocking and the surrounding counties. Fairfield Co.
LOGAN DAILY NEWS
72 E. Main St., Logan, 740-385-2107, logandaily.com
A community newspaper and commercial printer serving Logan and Hocking County. H-17
LOGAN-HOCKING TIMES
1015 W. Hunter St., Logan, 740-279-5377, loganhockingtimes.org
Daily online newspaper and weekly print newspaper. H-17
We provide local writers and artists global exposure, showcasing award-winning literature at the Ohioana Book Festival and Hocking Hills Book Fair. K-28
Neighboring Visitors Bureaus
ROSS-CHILLICOTHE CVB
230 N. Plaza Blvd., Chillicothe, 740-702-7677, visitchillicotheohio.com
Home to historical sites, the outdoor drama Tecumseh!, five state parks, one national park and a variety of unique shops and savory local flavors. Ross Co.
VINTON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM
104 N. Market St., McArthur, 740-253-9127, discovervintoncounty.com
Where all roads lead to a beautiful destination. Vinton Co.
VISIT ATHENS COUNTY
667 E. State St., Athens, 740-592-1819, athensohio.com
Promoting the region as a destination for tourists and strengthening the Visit Athens Ohio brand locally. N-28
VISIT FAIRFIELD COUNTY
128 N. Broad St., Lancaster, 740-654-5929, visitfairfieldcounty.org
Home to big adventure, small-town charm, 17 covered bridges and the Route 33 Brew Trail. Fairfield Co.
Partnering Organizations
APPALACHIA OHIO ALLIANCE
Logan, 740-817-1759, appalachiaohioalliance.org
Preserving land in the Hocking Hills (7,000 acres) through private conservation actions. Hocking Hills Area
Our goal is to reduce, reuse and recycle solid waste that is generated in the district and to develop plans and programs and evaluate its successes. Athens Co.
CRANE HOLLOW
NATURE PRESERVE
16820 St. Rt. 678, Rockbridge, 740-385-7812, cranehollow.org
A dedicated state nature preserve in Hocking County. F-11
DESTINATION
DOWNTOWN LANCASTER
109 N. Broad St., Lancaster, 740-277-6607, destinationdowntown lancaster.com
Plan your day trip to downtown Lancaster, with over 30 shops and restaurants, four museums and a brewery within two blocks! Fairfield Co.
Some of the finest lodging facilities in the Hocking Hills have banded together to ensure quality, safety and fair representation. Hocking Hills Area
HOCKING VALLEY
AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
52 E. Second St., Logan, 740-385-1745, k8lgn.com
A nonprofit organization composed of dedicated volunteers supporting local public safety agencies and assisting residents in emergencies. H-17
LOGAN TOWN CENTER
Main Street, Logan, 740-603-6562, logantowncenter.com
The heart of Logan’s business district features unique shops and independent restaurants. H-18
NELSONVILLE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
45 E. Canal St., Nelsonville, 740-753-4346, nelsonvillechamber.com
Historic Nelsonville boasts a rich history and unique culture. The Chamber promotes and supports local businesses. Visit us at the Rocky Outdoor Gear Store! Athens Co.
THE POLYGONIA FOUNDATION
17864 St. Rt. 374, Rockbridge, 740-2045372, butterfly-ridge.com
A nonprofit environmental education facility with classes, moth lighting and seed sharing. L-8
Real Estate
ALICE MONTGOMERY REAL ESTATE
148 E. Second St., Logan, 740-385-4624, alicemontgomery realestate.com
Specializing in vacant land, farms, vacation homes and residential properties. H-19
BARTLETT BENNER REALTY
2751 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster, 740-689-7480, 740-654-1500, bartlettbennerrealty.com
Offering expertise in single-family, multifamily, land, farms, commercial, industrial and auction services in Lancaster and the surrounding areas since 1991. Fairfield Co.
BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOME SERVICES, CALHOON CO. REALTORS
U.S. Rt. 1, Box 735, 619 Natchez Ln., Sugar Grove, 614-565-4141, ikarensell.com
Let us help find your special home, hideaway or investment in the Hocking or Hide-A-Way Hills. Hocking Hills Area
BRADY GROUP REAL ESTATE
1135 W. Hunter St., Logan, 740-385-0004, bradygroupreal estate.com/areas/ hocking+county/oh A client-focused brokerage blending community dedication with expertise to provide personalized, exceptional real estate experiences in Hocking County and beyond. H-17
CMC REAL ESTATE GROUP
Hocking Hills Area, 614-329-2308, cmcrealestategroup.com Hocking Hills commercial, investment and country home specialists. Hocking Hills Area
HOWARD HANNA REAL ESTATE SERVICES
1001 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster, 614-519-1900, howardhanna.com/ office/detail/ lancaster/013135
Over 40 years of experience assisting buyers and sellers navigating the real estate market with expertise and personalized service. Fairfield Co.
ROCK HOUSE REALTY
15122 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, 614-747-2155, rockhouserealty.com Real estate professionals in the Hocking Hills. Fairfield Co.
SHAW REAL ESTATE
116 E. Main St., Logan, 740-215-2407, shaw-realestate.com Professional real estate services for over 60 years. H-18
Offering general real estate services in the Hocking Hills. Hocking Hills Area
VENTURE IN REAL ESTATE
57 W. Second St., Logan, 740-385-6300, ventureinrealestate.com Full-service firm specializing in buying and selling residential and commercial properties. H-17
