HOCKING HILLSSTATE PARK
Naturalist Programs & Events
Wednesday August 4
10:00 AM * WEEKLY 5-STAR HIKE SERIES;
Cedar Falls - Each week we pick a new location to explore.
Meet at the Cedar Falls trailhead.
Friday August 6
3:00 PM *JEWELED DRAGONS – Join the naturalist
for a closer look at Hocking’s not so mythical dragonflies &
damselflies. These flying, crawling & swimming insects lead an
amazing life that we can peak in on. Meet at the main
playground in the camp (near site# 143) for a short stroll down
to Rose Lake.
9:00 PM *HISTORIC LANTERN TOUR of ASH
CAVE- The mystery of Ash Cave is special as far back
as the last Ice Age and beyond. Join the naturalist in
the parking lot area to explore Ash Cave by lantern light
and learn this special history first hand. We supply the
lights…you supply the imagination. (Please no pets at the
lantern tour)
Saturday August 7
10:00 AM *SCALAWAGS & RENEGADES -The Ohio
Frontier was full of heroes and shady characters. Meet at the
Shelter House at the Rock House to hike and explore our local
history.
2:00 PM CAMERAS & CRITTERS - Bring your camera
and join the naturalist on the Hock-Hocking Expedition Trail
located behind the Park Naturalist Office for a chance to
photograph up close & personal some of our wilder residents.
9:00 PM Mystery MOVIES in the CAMPGROUND
Is it Disney, Warner brothers or MGM…? Come to the
amphitheater located near the pool area and find out. Enjoy a
family fun movie under the stars.
Wednesday August 11
10:00 AM * WEEKLY 5-STAR HIKE SERIES;
Cantwell Cliffs– Each week we pick a new location to
explore. Meet at the Cantwell Cliffs trailhead.
Thursday August 12
2:00 PM FURS, FEATHERS, FEET & FANGS – Join
the naturalist at the Camp Amphitheater to discover the many
special wildlife adaptations and discuss how to search for signs
of the many species here at Hocking Hills.
Friday August 13
8:00 PM STAR SEEKERS SHOWER SEARCH –
Join the Hocking Hills State Park naturalist at Conkle’s Hollow
and we will show you the many unique features of our universe
while we watch for the annual Persied Meteor Shower. Come
for the viewing, crafts, games and fun. We also recommend a
pair of binoculars if you have them. (weather permitting)
Saturday August 14
10:00 AM*THE WONDERS of OLD MAN’S CAVE -
Meet the naturalist at the Naturalist Cabin for a short hike and
discover some facts about the history of the area and the rock
formations that are found throughout the park.
2:00 PM HOCKING’S BIRDS OF PREY - Join the
naturalist at the Naturalist Cabin for a closer look at Ohio’s
winged predators.
9:00 PM Mystery MOVIES in the CAMPGROUND
Is it Disney, Warner brothers or MGM…? Come to the
amphitheater located near the pool area and find out. Enjoy a
family fun movie under the stars.
Wednesday August 18
10:00 AM * WEEKLY 5-STAR HIKE
SERIES; Ash Cave – Each week we pick a new
location to explore. Meet at the Ash Cave trailhead.
Thursday August 19
2:00 PM GAMES OF THE PAST – Lets spend some
time learning games that were played many years ago . If you
would like to learn how to play different games or if you would
like to relive childhood memories meet with us. Gather at the
Naturalist Cabin.
Friday August 20
8:00 PM HAUNTED HOCKING: Spirits of Old
Man’s Cave – Is Old Man’s Cave really haunted or could it
be something else? Join the naturalist at the Old Man’s Cave
visitor center to explore the possibilities. (This program does
contain ghost stories…parents; you know your children best and
should decide if it is appropriate. Please, no pets at Haunted
Hocking.)
Saturday August 21
9:00 AM *THE CREATURES OF ROSE LAKE –
Join the naturalist at the Camp Shelter area to explore around
Rose Lake in search of who might use Rose Lake as their home.
2:00 PM HOCKING’S WILDLIFE at the CABIN –
As you pass by on your hike today, stop by the Naturalist Cabin
to explore and take a closer look at some of our native
residents. Naturalist will be available to explain and answer
questions.
9:00 PM Mystery MOVIES in the CAMPGROUND
Is it Disney, Warner brothers or MGM…? Come to the
amphitheater located near the pool area and find out. Enjoy a
family fun movie under the stars.
Wednesday August 25
10:00 AM * WEEKLY 5-STAR HIKE SERIES; Old
Man’s Cave– Each week we pick a new location to explore.
Meet at the visitor center.
Thursday August 26
10:00 AM FROGS, TOADS & TURTLES – Join the
naturalist at the camp amphitheater to see how beneficial our
slimy and scaly friends really are.
2:00 PM PRINTING WITH NATURE – Join the
naturalist at the Naturalist Cabin located behind the Old Man’s
Cave Visitor Center to learn how to make your own nature prints
using natural objects and ink. All materials provided. Hey kids,
for a special treat bring along $10 and do your printing on your
very own souvenir T-shirt. (T-shirt not required to participate)
Friday August 27
3:00 PM *SURVIVAL OHIO STYLE – Come to the
naturalist cabin and put your skills to the test. Or, just come
and cheer on your favorite team!
7:00 PM *ROSE LAKE CANOE EXCURSION – Join
the naturalist and the ‘HOCKING HILLS CANOE LIVERY’ for a
naturalist guided trip around Rose Lake. The trip will take
approx. 1 hour and will cover many aspects of canoeing safely
while we search the lake for wildlife. Space is limited so you
must pre-register at the camp office prior to the event! We will
meet at the dam at Rose Lake.
Saturday August 28
9:00 AM *TRAIL TROLLS PROJECT DAY -We will
meet at Rock House trail. Bring a sack lunch and a drink and
dress for the weather. For more information about the Trail
Trolls or to sign up contact the naturalist office at (740) 385-
8003 ext. 213.
9:00 PM Mystery MOVIES in the
CAMPGROUND Is it Disney, Warner brothers
or MGM…? Come to the amphitheater located near
the pool area and find out. Enjoy a family fun movie under the
stars.
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Ohio State Parks and Outdoor Attractions in Hocking Hills
Hocking Hills, Ohio: THE LAND OF AHHS...
You’ll find that the countless outdoor treasures hidden in Ohio’s Hocking Hills will take your breath away. Here are some natural highlights:
Hocking Hills State ParkTowering cliffs, waterfalls, and deep gorges are all found in Hocking Hills State Park. Actually encompassing six distinctly different natural areas, Hocking Hills State Park, Ohio offers such great diversity and such incredible outdoor options, that the Hocking Hills State Park area will call you back again and again. With each visit you will enjoy a new experience at this magnificent Ohio State Park, including:
•Ash Cave
•Cantwell
•Cedar Falls
•Lake Logan
•Old Man’s
•Rock House
The Hocking Hills Park also features a seasonal dining lodge, public swimming pool, camp grounds, rental cottages, picnic areas and shelter houses, a visitor's center and naturalists’ cabin.
For more information about the Hocking Hills Park area call 740-385-6841 or visit the Ohio Department of Natural Resources web site or the Friends of the Hocking Hills State Park site, which includes trail maps of the area.
Hocking Hills State Park and nearby natural areas include:
Old Man's Cave
Cedar Falls
Ash Cave
Rock House
Cantwell Cliffs
Lake Logan State Park
Clear Creek Metro Park
Conkle’s Hollow State Nature Preserve
Rockbridge State Nature Preserve
Hocking State Forest
Tar Hollow State Park and Forest
Lake Hope State Park
Wayne National Forest
Kessler Swamp State Nature Preserve
Old Man’s Cave
Named after a Civil War-era hermit, Old Man’s Cave features waterfalls, swirling pools, deep gorges and massive rock formations. Picturesque sites include the Devil’s Bathtub, Old Man’s Cave, Sphinx Head, Upper Falls, Lower Falls and Broken Rock Falls. Entrance to hiking trails and this area of the Hocking Hills Park is located on St. Rt. 664 at the Old Man’s Cave Visitor Center. [More]
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Cedar FallsSome of the most magnificent terrain in the area can be seen as you hike through a succession of beautiful valleys and a steep-walled gorge to stand beside this waterfall, which flows magnificently over 50 feet of cliff face. Deep grooves and craggy potholes were created by cascading water over the face of breathtaking Black Hand sandstone. Enter this area of the Hocking Hills Park from St. Rt. 374 between St. Rts. 664 and 56. [more]
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Ash Cave
Ash Cave is the largest recess cave in Ohio. Its rim of the cave spans more than 700 feet around a sandstone horseshoe. A misty waterfall plunges 90 feet from the rim to the valley floor below. The roof of Ash Cave measures 100 feet from the edge of the rim to the cave’s deepest part. Ash Cave features an easy, scenic walk to the cave and waterfall. This path and much of the Hocking Hills Park area is fully wheelchair accessible. Ash Cave entrance is located on St. Rt. 56. [more]
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Rock House
Rock House is particularly unique in the Hocking Hills region, as it is the only true cave in the park. This grand tunnel-like corridor is situated midway up a 150-foot cliff of Black Hand sandstone. Throughout the region’s rich history, Rock House was used as shelter by many, including Native Americans and early settlers who often hid in the cave after committing robberies. Entrance to this area of the Hocking Hills Park is located on St. Rt. 374 and Thompson Road, north of Conkle’s Hollow.
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Cantwell Cliffs
Located furthest north of the six Hocking Hills State Park areas, Cantwell Cliffs is a massive overhanging horseshoe-shaped cliff. Its sheer drop-off plummets more than 150 into a gorge. A rock shelter, recess cave and large slump rocks make Cantwell Cliffs a favorite among visitors. One particularly narrow point on the trail, known as "Fat Woman’s Squeeze," gives larger hikers an unexpected challenge. This area in the Hocking Hills Park is located on St. Rt. 374 near the village of Rockbridge.
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Lake Logan State Park
Lake Logan was developed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources in 1955 for recreational purposes. It’s now one of the finest fishing lakes in Ohio. Lake Logan sports northern pike, bass, bluegill, crappie, catfish and saugeye. This day-use park provides scenic picnic and swimming areas, as well as secluded walking paths where visitors enjoy the wooded beauty of Ohio’s hill country and this Hocking Hills Park. Lake Logan State Park is located just south of U.S. 33 on St. Rt. 664, turn on Lake Logan Road.
For more information call 740-385-6841 or visit the Ohio Department of Natural Resources web site which includes a map of the Lake Logan area.
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Clear Creek Metro Park
The largest park in the Metro Parks’ system presents an array of ecosystems that are the result of the past geologic events and climatic patterns. Wildlife abounds. More than 800 flowering plants have been identified in the area. Fishing is permitted on five miles of Clear Creek. A naturalist is available to present programs or lead cultural history walks for organized groups at prescheduled times. This Hocking Hills Park is located at U.S. 33 and Hocking County Road 114 (Clear Creek Road).
For more information call 740-385-1834 or visit the Metro Parks web site.
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Conkle’s Hollow State Nature PreserveThis gorge offers hikers the natural beauty of the precipitous sandstone cliffs and the serenity of a shaded, cool valley floor. The narrowness of the gorge, the height of the sandstone walls and the countless hemlocks that grow in the hollow, screen the sunlight, preventing much of it from touching the floor of the gorge. The rim trail is also available for more experienced, cautious hikers. This Hocking Hills Park offers a thrilling view of Conkle’s Hollow and the surrounding hills. St. Rt. 374 and Big Pine Road.
For more information call 614-265-6453 or visit the Conkle's Hollow website .
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Rockbridge State Nature Preserve
The natural arch or bridge known as Rockbridge is more than 100 feet long and 10 to 20 feet wide. It gracefully arches 50 feet spanning a beautiful ravine. Considered to be the largest natural bridge in the state, it’s the highlight of an area known for a diverse selection of wildflowers. The natural Rockbridge is accessible by hiking trail or canoe.
For more information about this Hocking Hills Park, call 614-265-6453 or visit the Rockbridge web site.
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Hocking State Forest
Hocking State Forest is managed under the multiple-use concept with special emphasis on maintaining or creating a forest cover that will enhance woodland recreation. Natural vegetation provides an unusual variety of native plant and associated wildlife. Activities include bridal trails, rock climbing and rappelling, hunting and fishing and hiking. Forest offices are located at 19275 St. Rt. 374. Rock Climbing and Repelling area is on Big Pine Road past Conkle’s Hollow.
For more information call 740-385-4402 or visit the Hocking State Forest web site which includes special bridle trail info and map of Hocking State Forest.
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Tar Hollow State Park and Forest
Twisting park and forest roads pass through deep ravines and dense woodlands. Scattered shortleaf and pitch pines growing on the ridges were once a source of pine tar for early settlers, hence the name Tar Hollow. Dogwoods, redbuds and a variety of wildflowers color the hillsides in the springtime. Fall’s pageant of color is spectacular. The state park offers 21 miles of hiking trails and 33 miles of bridle trails. 16396 Tar Hollow Road near Laurelville.
For more information about this Hocking Hills Park, call 740-887-4818 or visit the Tar Hollow web site.
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Lake Hope State Park
Lake Hope State Park lies entirely within the 24,000-acre Zaleski State Forest in the valley of Big Sandy Run. It is a rugged, heavily forested region traversed by steep gorges and narrow ridges. Abandoned mines, ancient mounds and beautiful scenery provide interest and pleasure for hikers, photographers, nature lovers and historians alike. Includes a campground, cottages, a restaurant, hiking and bridle trails. Located near Nelsonville at 27331 State Route 278 in McArthur.
For more information call 740-596-5253 or visit the Lake Hope web site
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Wayne National Forest
The Wayne National Forest is a slice of classic Americana. The countryside is a blend of forested hillsides and pastureland. The history of the area is interwoven with the present -- from ancient Adena Indian mounds in the center of small communities, to covered bridges along rural roads, or the skeletal remains of the great rock iron furnaces. The Wayne lies in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Much of the Wayne National Forest was strip mined at the turn of the century, so part of the Forest is in various stages of reclamation and revegetation. The Wayne is popular for its ORV, mountain bike, horse and hiking trails. These trails travel through some of the most striking landscapes that Ohio has to offer with a variety of vegetation, rock outcrops, and many species of wildlife.
For more information about the ATV / ORV trail system and maps, click here.
For more information about this Hocking Hills area Forest, call the Nelsonville office at 740-753-0101 or visit the Wayne National Forest web site
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Kessler Swamp State Nature Preserve
A recent gift to ODNR, the Kessler Swamp Nature Preserve is located on Hide-Away Hills road, adjacent to the Hide-Away Hills community. A variety of wetland-dwelling plants thrive in the swamp, including button-bush and bur-marigold. During the spring and fall migration period, the preserve offers excellent waterfowl viewing. The interior is not accessible to foot traffic; however, there is a small vehicle pull-off area and an observation deck where visitors can observe wildlife in an undisturbed setting.
For more information about this Hocking Hills Park, call 614-265-6453 or visit the Kessler Swamp web site
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Hocking County also offers natural areas that are accessible by permit only. Call 614-265-6453 for more details. They include:
•Crane Hollow State Nature Preserve
•Little Rocky Hollow State Nature Preserve
•Saltpetre Cave State Nature Preserve
•Sheick Hollow State Nature Preserve
•Sunday Creek State Wildlife Area
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•Ohio State Parks and Outdoor Ohio Attractions in Hocking Hills •Old Man's Cave •Cedar Falls •Ash Cave •Cantwell Cliffs •Conkle's Hollow •Clear Creek Park Visitors Guide •Wayne National Forest Visitors Guide •Ohio Attractions & Activities •Hocking Hills Shopping •Hocking Hills Restaurants and Dining •Ohio Event Planning Guide •Hocking Hills Weddings •Hocking Hills Indian Run •Calendar of Events •Hocking Hills Tours and Special Interests •Hocking Hills Lodging Packages
Ohio State Parks and Outdoor Attractions in Hocking Hills
Hocking Hills, Ohio: THE LAND OF AHHS...
You’ll find that the countless outdoor treasures hidden in Ohio’s Hocking Hills will take your breath away. Here are some natural highlights:
Hocking Hills State ParkTowering cliffs, waterfalls, and deep gorges are all found in Hocking Hills State Park. Actually encompassing six distinctly different natural areas, Hocking Hills State Park, Ohio offers such great diversity and such incredible outdoor options, that the Hocking Hills State Park area will call you back again and again. With each visit you will enjoy a new experience at this magnificent Ohio State Park, including:
•Ash Cave
•Cantwell
•Cedar Falls
•Lake Logan
•Old Man’s
•Rock House
The Hocking Hills Park also features a seasonal dining lodge, public swimming pool, camp grounds, rental cottages, picnic areas and shelter houses, a visitor's center and naturalists’ cabin.
For more information about the Hocking Hills Park area call 740-385-6841 or visit the Ohio Department of Natural Resources web site or the Friends of the Hocking Hills State Park site, which includes trail maps of the area.
Hocking Hills State Park and nearby natural areas include:
Old Man's Cave
Cedar Falls
Ash Cave
Rock House
Cantwell Cliffs
Lake Logan State Park
Clear Creek Metro Park
Conkle’s Hollow State Nature Preserve
Rockbridge State Nature Preserve
Hocking State Forest
Tar Hollow State Park and Forest
Lake Hope State Park
Wayne National Forest
Kessler Swamp State Nature Preserve
Old Man’s Cave
Named after a Civil War-era hermit, Old Man’s Cave features waterfalls, swirling pools, deep gorges and massive rock formations. Picturesque sites include the Devil’s Bathtub, Old Man’s Cave, Sphinx Head, Upper Falls, Lower Falls and Broken Rock Falls. Entrance to hiking trails and this area of the Hocking Hills Park is located on St. Rt. 664 at the Old Man’s Cave Visitor Center. [More]
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Cedar FallsSome of the most magnificent terrain in the area can be seen as you hike through a succession of beautiful valleys and a steep-walled gorge to stand beside this waterfall, which flows magnificently over 50 feet of cliff face. Deep grooves and craggy potholes were created by cascading water over the face of breathtaking Black Hand sandstone. Enter this area of the Hocking Hills Park from St. Rt. 374 between St. Rts. 664 and 56. [more]
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Ash Cave
Ash Cave is the largest recess cave in Ohio. Its rim of the cave spans more than 700 feet around a sandstone horseshoe. A misty waterfall plunges 90 feet from the rim to the valley floor below. The roof of Ash Cave measures 100 feet from the edge of the rim to the cave’s deepest part. Ash Cave features an easy, scenic walk to the cave and waterfall. This path and much of the Hocking Hills Park area is fully wheelchair accessible. Ash Cave entrance is located on St. Rt. 56. [more]
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Rock House
Rock House is particularly unique in the Hocking Hills region, as it is the only true cave in the park. This grand tunnel-like corridor is situated midway up a 150-foot cliff of Black Hand sandstone. Throughout the region’s rich history, Rock House was used as shelter by many, including Native Americans and early settlers who often hid in the cave after committing robberies. Entrance to this area of the Hocking Hills Park is located on St. Rt. 374 and Thompson Road, north of Conkle’s Hollow.
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Cantwell Cliffs
Located furthest north of the six Hocking Hills State Park areas, Cantwell Cliffs is a massive overhanging horseshoe-shaped cliff. Its sheer drop-off plummets more than 150 into a gorge. A rock shelter, recess cave and large slump rocks make Cantwell Cliffs a favorite among visitors. One particularly narrow point on the trail, known as "Fat Woman’s Squeeze," gives larger hikers an unexpected challenge. This area in the Hocking Hills Park is located on St. Rt. 374 near the village of Rockbridge.
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Lake Logan State Park
Lake Logan was developed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources in 1955 for recreational purposes. It’s now one of the finest fishing lakes in Ohio. Lake Logan sports northern pike, bass, bluegill, crappie, catfish and saugeye. This day-use park provides scenic picnic and swimming areas, as well as secluded walking paths where visitors enjoy the wooded beauty of Ohio’s hill country and this Hocking Hills Park. Lake Logan State Park is located just south of U.S. 33 on St. Rt. 664, turn on Lake Logan Road.
For more information call 740-385-6841 or visit the Ohio Department of Natural Resources web site which includes a map of the Lake Logan area.
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Clear Creek Metro Park
The largest park in the Metro Parks’ system presents an array of ecosystems that are the result of the past geologic events and climatic patterns. Wildlife abounds. More than 800 flowering plants have been identified in the area. Fishing is permitted on five miles of Clear Creek. A naturalist is available to present programs or lead cultural history walks for organized groups at prescheduled times. This Hocking Hills Park is located at U.S. 33 and Hocking County Road 114 (Clear Creek Road).
For more information call 740-385-1834 or visit the Metro Parks web site.
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Conkle’s Hollow State Nature PreserveThis gorge offers hikers the natural beauty of the precipitous sandstone cliffs and the serenity of a shaded, cool valley floor. The narrowness of the gorge, the height of the sandstone walls and the countless hemlocks that grow in the hollow, screen the sunlight, preventing much of it from touching the floor of the gorge. The rim trail is also available for more experienced, cautious hikers. This Hocking Hills Park offers a thrilling view of Conkle’s Hollow and the surrounding hills. St. Rt. 374 and Big Pine Road.
For more information call 614-265-6453 or visit the Conkle's Hollow website .
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Rockbridge State Nature Preserve
The natural arch or bridge known as Rockbridge is more than 100 feet long and 10 to 20 feet wide. It gracefully arches 50 feet spanning a beautiful ravine. Considered to be the largest natural bridge in the state, it’s the highlight of an area known for a diverse selection of wildflowers. The natural Rockbridge is accessible by hiking trail or canoe.
For more information about this Hocking Hills Park, call 614-265-6453 or visit the Rockbridge web site.
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Hocking State Forest
Hocking State Forest is managed under the multiple-use concept with special emphasis on maintaining or creating a forest cover that will enhance woodland recreation. Natural vegetation provides an unusual variety of native plant and associated wildlife. Activities include bridal trails, rock climbing and rappelling, hunting and fishing and hiking. Forest offices are located at 19275 St. Rt. 374. Rock Climbing and Repelling area is on Big Pine Road past Conkle’s Hollow.
For more information call 740-385-4402 or visit the Hocking State Forest web site which includes special bridle trail info and map of Hocking State Forest.
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Tar Hollow State Park and Forest
Twisting park and forest roads pass through deep ravines and dense woodlands. Scattered shortleaf and pitch pines growing on the ridges were once a source of pine tar for early settlers, hence the name Tar Hollow. Dogwoods, redbuds and a variety of wildflowers color the hillsides in the springtime. Fall’s pageant of color is spectacular. The state park offers 21 miles of hiking trails and 33 miles of bridle trails. 16396 Tar Hollow Road near Laurelville.
For more information about this Hocking Hills Park, call 740-887-4818 or visit the Tar Hollow web site.
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Lake Hope State Park
Lake Hope State Park lies entirely within the 24,000-acre Zaleski State Forest in the valley of Big Sandy Run. It is a rugged, heavily forested region traversed by steep gorges and narrow ridges. Abandoned mines, ancient mounds and beautiful scenery provide interest and pleasure for hikers, photographers, nature lovers and historians alike. Includes a campground, cottages, a restaurant, hiking and bridle trails. Located near Nelsonville at 27331 State Route 278 in McArthur.
For more information call 740-596-5253 or visit the Lake Hope web site
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Wayne National Forest
The Wayne National Forest is a slice of classic Americana. The countryside is a blend of forested hillsides and pastureland. The history of the area is interwoven with the present -- from ancient Adena Indian mounds in the center of small communities, to covered bridges along rural roads, or the skeletal remains of the great rock iron furnaces. The Wayne lies in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Much of the Wayne National Forest was strip mined at the turn of the century, so part of the Forest is in various stages of reclamation and revegetation. The Wayne is popular for its ORV, mountain bike, horse and hiking trails. These trails travel through some of the most striking landscapes that Ohio has to offer with a variety of vegetation, rock outcrops, and many species of wildlife.
For more information about the ATV / ORV trail system and maps, click here.
For more information about this Hocking Hills area Forest, call the Nelsonville office at 740-753-0101 or visit the Wayne National Forest web site
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Kessler Swamp State Nature Preserve
A recent gift to ODNR, the Kessler Swamp Nature Preserve is located on Hide-Away Hills road, adjacent to the Hide-Away Hills community. A variety of wetland-dwelling plants thrive in the swamp, including button-bush and bur-marigold. During the spring and fall migration period, the preserve offers excellent waterfowl viewing. The interior is not accessible to foot traffic; however, there is a small vehicle pull-off area and an observation deck where visitors can observe wildlife in an undisturbed setting.
For more information about this Hocking Hills Park, call 614-265-6453 or visit the Kessler Swamp web site
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Hocking County also offers natural areas that are accessible by permit only. Call 614-265-6453 for more details. They include:
•Crane Hollow State Nature Preserve
•Little Rocky Hollow State Nature Preserve
•Saltpetre Cave State Nature Preserve
•Sheick Hollow State Nature Preserve
•Sunday Creek State Wildlife Area
back to top
•Ohio State Parks and Outdoor Ohio Attractions in Hocking Hills •Old Man's Cave •Cedar Falls •Ash Cave •Cantwell Cliffs •Conkle's Hollow •Clear Creek Park Visitors Guide •Wayne National Forest Visitors Guide •Ohio Attractions & Activities •Hocking Hills Shopping •Hocking Hills Restaurants and Dining •Ohio Event Planning Guide •Hocking Hills Weddings •Hocking Hills Indian Run •Calendar of Events •Hocking Hills Tours and Special Interests •Hocking Hills Lodging Packages
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Saturday, June 26, 2010
SATURDAYS (June 26th, July 17th & 31st, August14th& 28th) - Hands-On Woodcarving - 1pm to 3pm; Learn basic woodcarving techniques with Spirit Williams, a well known sculptor and long time resident of Hocking Hills. The class is two hours long and the blank and knife are provided. The project is an intaglio carving of a fern. The techniques learned can be used to create block prints. Fee: $25; knife and blank provided. Groups can schedule special sessions to learn relief carving or figurine carving. Contact Spirit Williams, 740-385-8245, hillspirits@computechnow.com, www.sculpturebyspirit.com, 23500 St. Rt. 180, Rockbridge, OH43149, 6.6 miles from Route 33, 10 miles from Laurelville.
THURSDAY - June 24th - Hands-on Stained Glass Workshop - 10am to 12pm; Learn basic copper foil stained glass techniques with Audrey Martin. Classes are two hours long and all supplies are provided. At the end of the class you will walk away with your completed project and the knowledge to dive into more sophisticated glass projects. Fee: $25; All supplies are provided. Contact Audrey Martin, 740-596-1913 to schedule your stained glass workshop. 63775 SR 56, Creola, Ohio 45622, just 3 miles east of Ash Cave at Scenic Way Gifts and Art Glass Studio.
NOW through June 26th - Washboard Music Festival Quilt Show featuring the beautiful quilts of the Dogwood Quilters of Pike County and Pikes Patches Quilt Barn Trail of Pike County at The Bowen House; special extended Festival hours on Friday, June 18th and Saturday, June 19th - 11am to 5pm; regular exhibit hours through June 26th are 1pm to 4pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays or by appointment. The Bowen House, 196 N Market St., Logan; 740-385-0344; FREE
NOW through September 4th - Seasons of Vintage Apparel - 1pm to 4pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays; A delightful display of clothing set in seasonal vignettes throughout the museum. The textile collection features some articles never before displayed. Memorabilia appropriate to the featured season adds to the fun. Donations welcome. Hocking County Historical Society & Museum, 64 N Culver St, Logan; 740-385-6026; FREE
Every Friday through August - Concerts in the Park - 7pm to 8:30pm; free concerts in WorthingtonPark every Friday evening; food and beverages for sale by the FellowshipUnitedMethodistChurch; bring lawn chairs and/or blankets for seating. WorthingtonPark is located at the corner of Main & Market Streets in historic downtown Logan. FREE
June 25 Hickory Wind
July 2 Country Music Jubilee
July 9 The Woodie Phillips Show
July 16 The Back Porch Swing Band
July 23 Brenda Sue and the Out of Towners
July 30 Hocking Valley Bluegrass Boys
Aug. 6 Loosely Strung - bluegrass
Aug. 13 TBA
Aug. 20 The Blue Jeans Band
Aug. 27 Nashville Artist Bobby Osbourne
Every Wednesday - Yoga in the Hills - 6pm to 7pm; This class is offered surrounded by the beauty of the Hocking Hills. Weather permitting, classes are outside on our wonderful deck among the trees. This class is perfect for the beginner or those recovering from injuries. Groups are welcome! Call ahead for details - we may be having class, with our wonderful instructor, at a waterfall near you! BlueValley Massage & Traveling Spa - call 888-74-PEACE (747-3223) for location; $10
Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday - Flea & Farmers' Market at Hocking Hills Market; US 33, Rockbridge
Every Saturday - Hocking Hills Farmers' Market - 9am to noon; Find fresh produce & food, plus other agricultural related products. Support area farmers and enjoy the atmosphere at one of Ohio's estimated 200 farmers' markets. Located behind the Logan-Hocking Activity Center, 1593 E Front St, Logan; organized by the Hocking County Farm Bureau; call 740-385-5306 for more info; FREE
June 26th - Bob Evans Day - Sausage Biscuits & Gravy
Every Saturday - Flea Market at Rempel's Grove - 8am to 4pm; browse an assortment of collectibles, antiques and miscellaneous items; proceeds benefit Hocking County Historical Society and Museum; St. Rt. 664 (behind Baymont Inn & Suites); FREE
Every Saturday & Wednesday - Athens Farmers' Market - 10am to 1pm; now in its 38th year, the Athens Farmers' Market serves as a wonderful venue for trade and conversation. It also serves as a kind of food business incubator for small producers attempting to start a new enterprise. In addition to seasonal produce, trees, plants, gourmet baked goods and even gourmet dog biscuits are available. Location: 1000 E State St., Athens; call 740-593-6763 for additional information.
Every Saturday & Sunday - Hocking Valley Scenic Railway - noon and 2:30pm; Take a historic train ride on our family-friendly railroad. Enjoy a narrated ride in a vintage 1920s coach, a 1970 heavy-weight coach or an open air car. See a canal lock. Travel to the last company town in Ohio. Stop at Robbins Crossing, an 1840s pioneer log village. Your visit to the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway can be part of a great family getaway weekend in the beautiful Hocking Hills. Our non-profit, volunteer-run railroad is located in Nelsonville between Logan and Athens on SR 33. Call 800-967-7834 to leave a message to order tickets or purchase tickets online at www.hvsry.org or call 740-750-9531 on Saturdays and Sundays; $12 adult; $10 Senior; $9 Children 3-12; under 3 ride free but must sit on guardian's lap.
THURSDAY - Storytime in the Park - 10am; "I Saw the Sea"; Stories, songs and crafts for children younger than school age; no registration necessary; come to Kachelmacher Park on St. Rt. 93 S, just off US 33; hosted by Logan-Hocking County District Library for more info call 740-385-2348; FREE
THURSDAY - Skin, Skulls & Tracks - 2pm; Join the Naturalist at the Campground Amphitheater to explore the signs our local wildlife leave behind. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
THURSDAY - "Causes of the Civil Way" - 7pm; program presented by Frank Bullock, a General Sherman Interpreter; Hocking County Historical Society, 64 N Culver St., 740-385-6026; FREE
THURSDAY - Historic Lantern Tour of Ash Cave - 9pm; The mystery of Ash Cave is special as far back as the last Ice Age and beyond. Join the naturalist in the parking lot area to explore Ash Cave by lantern light and learn about this special history first hand. We supply the lights ... you supply the imagination. (Please no pets at the lantern tour) Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
FRIDAY - June Jam 2010 - noon on Friday till 8am on Sunday; Live music, bike show with biker games, tattoo contest and camping included! Special pricing for Saturday after 6 pm; $35 or $25 depending on affiliations; call 800-252-4537 for more information; organized by ABATE of Ohio; The Woods at Kaeppner Place, 34070 Sutton Rd, Logan
FRIDAY - Hocking's Wildlife at the Cabin - 1pm; As you pass by on your hike today stop by the Naturalist Cabin, located behind the Old Man's Cave Visitor Center, to explore and take a closer look at some of our native residents. Naturalist will be available to explain and answer questions. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
FRIDAY - The Sandstone Patio Mardi Gras in June - 5pm to 1am; Come join us for a Cajun buffet, Louisiana jazz & a live entertainer, with feather or sequined masks available for just $2 each; $13.95; call 740-385-9479 for more info
FRIDAY - Final Fridays - History Scavenger Hunt! - 6pm to 10pm; Learn the fascinating history of the Historic Square in Nelsonville on a self-guided walking tour. Photographic clues will be given in a flyer - how many can you find? Learn about the significant buildings and their original purposes in this thriving, progressive coal-boom town. This Scavenger Hunt will be available all summer at the many shops in the Historic Square Arts District. Stop by Stuart's Opera House Gallery and see the new exhibit by Bobby Rosenstock, a printmaker from Marietta. Call 740-753-1011 for more info; FREE
FRIDAY - All-Ohio Youth Choir - Cardinal Chorale Concert - 7:30pm to 9pm; Forty-voice select choir of singers from all over Ohio under the direction of Charles R. Snyder appearing for the first time in Hocking County. The performance is part of their Summer Pops Concert series - contemporary pop music, musical theater tunes and a few classical pieces. First Presbyterian Church, 2 W Hunter St.Logan, call 740-385-2242 for more info; FREE, donations accepted
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - Kayak in the Full Moon (call for times); The Native Americans gave names such as flower, harvest and hunter's to each month's full moon. Come marvel as the moonlight dances on the water, and share in the celebration of this natural wonder with a peaceful paddle, guided by the full moon's light. No experience necessary. Reservations required. Organized by Touch the Earth Adventures; $40 / $20 with your own kayak; call 740-591-9094 for reservations
SATURDAY - Creatures of Rose Lake - 9am; Join the Naturalist at the Camp Shelter area to explore around RoseLake in search of who might use the lake as their home. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
SATURDAY & SUNDAY - Garden Art Happening Open House at Hocking House - 10am to 5pm; If you like gardening or art you won't want to miss this! Come enjoy this two-day annual event that emphasizes art as an integral part of the garden. Clay artist Jean Magdich opens her private gardens as well as those surrounding her gallery. Tour the gardens and meet the artist, plus a select group of other area craftsmen showing their wares. No pets please! Hocking House, corner of St. Rt. 664 S & Big Pine Rd, Logan; 740-385-4166; FREE
SATURDAY - Art Market - 10am to 1pm; Athens Local Professional Artists & Craftsmen Association (A.L.P.A.C.A.) members will offer local art and crafts for sale from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. one Saturday per month this summer at the Market on East State Street, adjacent to the Athens Farmers Market. Vendors will feature metalwork, glasswork, jewelry, ceramics, woodwork, fiber arts and children's clothing. FREE
SATURDAY - Hocking's Birds of Prey - 2pm; Join the Hocking Hills State Park naturalist at the Naturalist Cabin near Old Man's Cave Visitor Center for a closer look at Ohio's winged predators. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
SATURDAY - Romantic Moonlight Tour at Hocking Valley Canoe Livery - 7pm to 11pm; Let the crickets serenade you under a full moon on the Hocking River. Afterward, join us at a bonfire for refreshments and live entertainment. $35; call 740-385-8685 for reservations; 31251 Chieftain Dr, Logan
SATURDAY - Moonlight Tour at Hocking Hills Canoe Livery; Paddle your canoe from sunset to moonlight, using the light of the moon as it reflects on the water. Your trip ends at the livery with a roaring bonfire, s'mores and a local bluegrass band for your enjoyment. Reservations highly recommended. Meet at the livery at 7:00 p.m. and be sure to bring a flashlight. $35 per canoe for two; call 800-634-6820 for reservations; 12789 St. Rt. 664 S, Logan (behind Baymont Inn and Arbys)
TUESDAY - Pastries & More Cooking Class at the Inn; 11am to 2pm; All our desserts are easy and made from scratch. Come learn to make the most delectable ones with Chef Anthony and our pastry chef. This is a hands-on class which includes instruction, recipes and lunch. Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls, 21190 St. Rt. 374, Logan; $49; call 800-653-2557 for reservations
THURSDAY - June 24th - Hands-on Stained Glass Workshop - 10am to 12pm; Learn basic copper foil stained glass techniques with Audrey Martin. Classes are two hours long and all supplies are provided. At the end of the class you will walk away with your completed project and the knowledge to dive into more sophisticated glass projects. Fee: $25; All supplies are provided. Contact Audrey Martin, 740-596-1913 to schedule your stained glass workshop. 63775 SR 56, Creola, Ohio 45622, just 3 miles east of Ash Cave at Scenic Way Gifts and Art Glass Studio.
NOW through June 26th - Washboard Music Festival Quilt Show featuring the beautiful quilts of the Dogwood Quilters of Pike County and Pikes Patches Quilt Barn Trail of Pike County at The Bowen House; special extended Festival hours on Friday, June 18th and Saturday, June 19th - 11am to 5pm; regular exhibit hours through June 26th are 1pm to 4pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays or by appointment. The Bowen House, 196 N Market St., Logan; 740-385-0344; FREE
NOW through September 4th - Seasons of Vintage Apparel - 1pm to 4pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays; A delightful display of clothing set in seasonal vignettes throughout the museum. The textile collection features some articles never before displayed. Memorabilia appropriate to the featured season adds to the fun. Donations welcome. Hocking County Historical Society & Museum, 64 N Culver St, Logan; 740-385-6026; FREE
Every Friday through August - Concerts in the Park - 7pm to 8:30pm; free concerts in WorthingtonPark every Friday evening; food and beverages for sale by the FellowshipUnitedMethodistChurch; bring lawn chairs and/or blankets for seating. WorthingtonPark is located at the corner of Main & Market Streets in historic downtown Logan. FREE
June 25 Hickory Wind
July 2 Country Music Jubilee
July 9 The Woodie Phillips Show
July 16 The Back Porch Swing Band
July 23 Brenda Sue and the Out of Towners
July 30 Hocking Valley Bluegrass Boys
Aug. 6 Loosely Strung - bluegrass
Aug. 13 TBA
Aug. 20 The Blue Jeans Band
Aug. 27 Nashville Artist Bobby Osbourne
Every Wednesday - Yoga in the Hills - 6pm to 7pm; This class is offered surrounded by the beauty of the Hocking Hills. Weather permitting, classes are outside on our wonderful deck among the trees. This class is perfect for the beginner or those recovering from injuries. Groups are welcome! Call ahead for details - we may be having class, with our wonderful instructor, at a waterfall near you! BlueValley Massage & Traveling Spa - call 888-74-PEACE (747-3223) for location; $10
Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday - Flea & Farmers' Market at Hocking Hills Market; US 33, Rockbridge
Every Saturday - Hocking Hills Farmers' Market - 9am to noon; Find fresh produce & food, plus other agricultural related products. Support area farmers and enjoy the atmosphere at one of Ohio's estimated 200 farmers' markets. Located behind the Logan-Hocking Activity Center, 1593 E Front St, Logan; organized by the Hocking County Farm Bureau; call 740-385-5306 for more info; FREE
June 26th - Bob Evans Day - Sausage Biscuits & Gravy
Every Saturday - Flea Market at Rempel's Grove - 8am to 4pm; browse an assortment of collectibles, antiques and miscellaneous items; proceeds benefit Hocking County Historical Society and Museum; St. Rt. 664 (behind Baymont Inn & Suites); FREE
Every Saturday & Wednesday - Athens Farmers' Market - 10am to 1pm; now in its 38th year, the Athens Farmers' Market serves as a wonderful venue for trade and conversation. It also serves as a kind of food business incubator for small producers attempting to start a new enterprise. In addition to seasonal produce, trees, plants, gourmet baked goods and even gourmet dog biscuits are available. Location: 1000 E State St., Athens; call 740-593-6763 for additional information.
Every Saturday & Sunday - Hocking Valley Scenic Railway - noon and 2:30pm; Take a historic train ride on our family-friendly railroad. Enjoy a narrated ride in a vintage 1920s coach, a 1970 heavy-weight coach or an open air car. See a canal lock. Travel to the last company town in Ohio. Stop at Robbins Crossing, an 1840s pioneer log village. Your visit to the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway can be part of a great family getaway weekend in the beautiful Hocking Hills. Our non-profit, volunteer-run railroad is located in Nelsonville between Logan and Athens on SR 33. Call 800-967-7834 to leave a message to order tickets or purchase tickets online at www.hvsry.org or call 740-750-9531 on Saturdays and Sundays; $12 adult; $10 Senior; $9 Children 3-12; under 3 ride free but must sit on guardian's lap.
THURSDAY - Storytime in the Park - 10am; "I Saw the Sea"; Stories, songs and crafts for children younger than school age; no registration necessary; come to Kachelmacher Park on St. Rt. 93 S, just off US 33; hosted by Logan-Hocking County District Library for more info call 740-385-2348; FREE
THURSDAY - Skin, Skulls & Tracks - 2pm; Join the Naturalist at the Campground Amphitheater to explore the signs our local wildlife leave behind. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
THURSDAY - "Causes of the Civil Way" - 7pm; program presented by Frank Bullock, a General Sherman Interpreter; Hocking County Historical Society, 64 N Culver St., 740-385-6026; FREE
THURSDAY - Historic Lantern Tour of Ash Cave - 9pm; The mystery of Ash Cave is special as far back as the last Ice Age and beyond. Join the naturalist in the parking lot area to explore Ash Cave by lantern light and learn about this special history first hand. We supply the lights ... you supply the imagination. (Please no pets at the lantern tour) Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
FRIDAY - June Jam 2010 - noon on Friday till 8am on Sunday; Live music, bike show with biker games, tattoo contest and camping included! Special pricing for Saturday after 6 pm; $35 or $25 depending on affiliations; call 800-252-4537 for more information; organized by ABATE of Ohio; The Woods at Kaeppner Place, 34070 Sutton Rd, Logan
FRIDAY - Hocking's Wildlife at the Cabin - 1pm; As you pass by on your hike today stop by the Naturalist Cabin, located behind the Old Man's Cave Visitor Center, to explore and take a closer look at some of our native residents. Naturalist will be available to explain and answer questions. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
FRIDAY - The Sandstone Patio Mardi Gras in June - 5pm to 1am; Come join us for a Cajun buffet, Louisiana jazz & a live entertainer, with feather or sequined masks available for just $2 each; $13.95; call 740-385-9479 for more info
FRIDAY - Final Fridays - History Scavenger Hunt! - 6pm to 10pm; Learn the fascinating history of the Historic Square in Nelsonville on a self-guided walking tour. Photographic clues will be given in a flyer - how many can you find? Learn about the significant buildings and their original purposes in this thriving, progressive coal-boom town. This Scavenger Hunt will be available all summer at the many shops in the Historic Square Arts District. Stop by Stuart's Opera House Gallery and see the new exhibit by Bobby Rosenstock, a printmaker from Marietta. Call 740-753-1011 for more info; FREE
FRIDAY - All-Ohio Youth Choir - Cardinal Chorale Concert - 7:30pm to 9pm; Forty-voice select choir of singers from all over Ohio under the direction of Charles R. Snyder appearing for the first time in Hocking County. The performance is part of their Summer Pops Concert series - contemporary pop music, musical theater tunes and a few classical pieces. First Presbyterian Church, 2 W Hunter St.Logan, call 740-385-2242 for more info; FREE, donations accepted
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - Kayak in the Full Moon (call for times); The Native Americans gave names such as flower, harvest and hunter's to each month's full moon. Come marvel as the moonlight dances on the water, and share in the celebration of this natural wonder with a peaceful paddle, guided by the full moon's light. No experience necessary. Reservations required. Organized by Touch the Earth Adventures; $40 / $20 with your own kayak; call 740-591-9094 for reservations
SATURDAY - Creatures of Rose Lake - 9am; Join the Naturalist at the Camp Shelter area to explore around RoseLake in search of who might use the lake as their home. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
SATURDAY & SUNDAY - Garden Art Happening Open House at Hocking House - 10am to 5pm; If you like gardening or art you won't want to miss this! Come enjoy this two-day annual event that emphasizes art as an integral part of the garden. Clay artist Jean Magdich opens her private gardens as well as those surrounding her gallery. Tour the gardens and meet the artist, plus a select group of other area craftsmen showing their wares. No pets please! Hocking House, corner of St. Rt. 664 S & Big Pine Rd, Logan; 740-385-4166; FREE
SATURDAY - Art Market - 10am to 1pm; Athens Local Professional Artists & Craftsmen Association (A.L.P.A.C.A.) members will offer local art and crafts for sale from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. one Saturday per month this summer at the Market on East State Street, adjacent to the Athens Farmers Market. Vendors will feature metalwork, glasswork, jewelry, ceramics, woodwork, fiber arts and children's clothing. FREE
SATURDAY - Hocking's Birds of Prey - 2pm; Join the Hocking Hills State Park naturalist at the Naturalist Cabin near Old Man's Cave Visitor Center for a closer look at Ohio's winged predators. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
SATURDAY - Romantic Moonlight Tour at Hocking Valley Canoe Livery - 7pm to 11pm; Let the crickets serenade you under a full moon on the Hocking River. Afterward, join us at a bonfire for refreshments and live entertainment. $35; call 740-385-8685 for reservations; 31251 Chieftain Dr, Logan
SATURDAY - Moonlight Tour at Hocking Hills Canoe Livery; Paddle your canoe from sunset to moonlight, using the light of the moon as it reflects on the water. Your trip ends at the livery with a roaring bonfire, s'mores and a local bluegrass band for your enjoyment. Reservations highly recommended. Meet at the livery at 7:00 p.m. and be sure to bring a flashlight. $35 per canoe for two; call 800-634-6820 for reservations; 12789 St. Rt. 664 S, Logan (behind Baymont Inn and Arbys)
TUESDAY - Pastries & More Cooking Class at the Inn; 11am to 2pm; All our desserts are easy and made from scratch. Come learn to make the most delectable ones with Chef Anthony and our pastry chef. This is a hands-on class which includes instruction, recipes and lunch. Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls, 21190 St. Rt. 374, Logan; $49; call 800-653-2557 for reservations
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HHTA WEEKEND UPDATE
May 6, 2010
MARK YOU CALENDAR - MAY 7TH TO 9TH - INTERNATIONAL MIGRATORY BIRD WEEKEND;
Join several area naturalists and birders along the Hocking Valley Birding Trail route for a variety of programs, hikes and events to celebrate the return of our avian friends.
Times and locations will vary. Visit our website;
http://www.birdhocking.com/International_Migratory_Bird_Weekend.htm for more information.
Every Wednesday - Yoga in the Hills - 6pm to 7pm; This class is offered surrounded by the beauty of the Hocking Hills. Weather permitting, classes are outside on our wonderful deck among the trees. This class is perfect for the beginner or those recovering from injuries. Groups are welcome! Call ahead for details - we may be having class, with our wonderful instructor, at a waterfall near you! BlueValley Massage & Traveling Spa - call 888-74-PEACE (747-3223) for location; $10
Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday - Flea & Farmers' Market at Hocking Hills Market; US 33, Rockbridge
Every Saturday - Hocking Hills Farmers' Market - 9am to noon; Find fresh produce & food, plus other agricultural related products. Support area farmers and enjoy the atmosphere at one of Ohio's estimated 200 farmers' markets. Located behind the Logan-Hocking Activity Center, 1593 E Front St, Logan; organized by the Hocking County Farm Bureau; call 740-385-5306 for more info; FREE
Through May 29th - Fiery Clay and Glass Exhibit at The Bowen House. This unique exhibit combines the two different elements that go through a similar process to produce beautiful art. Tuesdays through Saturdays - 1pm to 4pm or by appointment. Call 740-385-0344; 196 N. Market, Logan; FREE
THURSDAY TO SUNDAY - Vinton County Wild Turkey Festival; enjoy live music, rides and delicious food in a small-town setting. Hours vary, ball 740-596-5033 for details; FREE
FRIDAY TO SUNDAY - International Migratory Bird Weekend; Join several area naturalists and birders along the Hocking Valley Birding Trail route for a variety of programs, hikes and events to celebrate the return of our avian friends. Times and programs vary - visit http://www.birdhocking.com/International_Migratory_Bird_Weekend.htm for a complete schedule of activities; FREE
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - "Seussical" presented by ABC Players - 7:30pm at Stuart's Opera House; A romp in the fun world of Dr. Seuss, with favorite characters from all of his books: The Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, The Mayor of Whoville, The Grinch, Yertle the Turtle, and many others. By Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, based on the works of Dr. Seuss. Call 740-753-1924 for ticket info; $10 - $7
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY - Hocking Valley Scenic Railway - 1:30pm; experience the history of rail travel and the Hocking Hills aboard the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway. You may order tickets online at http://www.hvsry.org or by leaving a message at 800-967-7834. For questions, please call 740-750-9531 on Saturday or Sunday; $14 - $9
SATURDAY - Migration Birdwalk - 9am to noon; Search different habitats for spring migrants. Last year 50 species of birds were spotted. Some binoculars are available. Meet at Hope Furnace, St. Rt. 278, McArthur; call 740-596-3030 for more info; FREE
MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCHES & DINNERS
Treat Mom to one of these scrumptious feasts.
Grouse Nest Restaurant - Just around the corner form AshCaveState Park at Hocking Hills Resort. Serving a Fresh Mothers Day Buffet from 11:30am - 2:30pm. The buffet will start with Caesar Salad, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables along with Shrimp Cocktail. Entrees will include Grilled Tuna, Lamb Chops and Roasted Pork Loin with Fresh Vegetables and Assorted Desserts. Call 740-332-4501
Mother's Day at Glenlaurel - For all that she's done for you, here is something special you can do for her! What better way to say "thank you" than a delightful lunch and getaway to Glenlaurel. Mothers and grandmothers deserve pampering on Mother's Day. Let them know how special they are by treating them to lunch at Glenlaurel. We still have openings for Mother's Day lunch. We're accepting seating reservations now. Cost is $39 per person, plus tax and gratuity. Children 12 years and younger are half price. Seating times: 2 & 5pm. Call 740-385-4070 for reservations; 14940 Mt. Olive Rd, Rockbridge
Mother's Day Brunch at Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls - Brunch is a fun affair! Chef Anthony's mouth-watering menu includes Pastry Basket, Granola, Raspberry Yogurt, Mozzarella & Basel Stuffed Flounder or Grilled Hanger Steak with Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto & Shaved Fennel & Watercress Salad or The Inn's Eggs Benedict - English Muffin, Cob Smoked Ham, Poached Eggs & Chive Hollandaise. Save room for a dessert of Lemon-Blackberry Napoleon or Molten Chocolate Cake with Vanilla Bean Ice Cream. Seatings at 11:30am and 1pm; $21 for adults, $12 for children under 10; reservations required; call 800-653-2557 for reservations
Mother's Day Buffet at the Brass Ring - 11ma to 3pm; Enjoy a buffet of pot roast, lasagna, baked white fish, mashed red potatoes, rice pilaf, buttered corn, sugar snap peas, salad bar and dessert table; beverages include coffee, tea, soft drinks; $14.95 per person, children 12 and under $7; call 740-385-8966 for reservations; 14405 Country Club Lane, Logan
Mother's Day Buffet at The Sandstone - 11am to 3pm; Hand Carved Beef & Ham, Mashed Potatoes, Scrambled Eggs, French Toast, Bacon & Sausage, Hashbrowns, Dessert & Fruit Buffet Table; $14.95 adult, $7.95 5-10yr, $1.95 under 5; 117 W. Main, Logan; 740-385-9479
Mother's Day Buffet at Lee's Banquet Haus - 11ma to 3pm; All-You-Can-Eat Broasted Chicken, Roast Beef, Roast Turkey, Carved Pit Ham, Whipped, Escalloped & Sweet Potatoes, Noodles, Vegetables, Salads, Hot Rolls and Our Famous Homemade Desserts; $12.95 adults, $5.95 (3-10) children under 3 free; 580 Radio Lane, Logan; reservations suggested - call 740-385-7639
Mother's Day Buffet at Hocking Hills Dining Lodge - 11am to 4pm; located at 20020 St. Rt. 664 S, Logan (near Old Man's Cave); call 740-385-6495 for reservations
Mother's Day Grand Buffet at The Olde Dutch Restaurant & Banquet Haus; $13.99 adults, $4.99 (7-10), $3.49 (3-6) under 3 Free; 12791 St. Rt. 664 S, Logan (behind Arbys); call 740-385-1000 for buffet details and reservations
Mother's Day Brunch Buffet Bonanza - 11am to 4pm at The Lodge at Hide-A-Way Hills. Located in Hide-A-Way Hills; 29042 Hide-A-Way Hills Rd, Sugar Grove; 740-569-7944
May 13th - Historic Lantern Tour of Ash Cave - 9pm; The mystery of AshCave is special as far back as the last Ice Age and beyond. Join the naturalist in the parking lot area to explore AshCave by lantern light and learn about this special history first hand. We supply the lights ... you supply the imagination. (Please no pets at the lantern tour) Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
May 14th to 16th - 6th Annual Nelsonville Music Festival - begins at 6pm Friday and runs through 6pm Sunday; The Nelsonville Music Festival is a three-day outdoor music festival put on by Stuart's Opera House at Robbins Crossing at HockingCollege in Nelsonville, Ohio. 2010's headliner will be country legend Loretta Lynn, who will join more than 30 acts playing on multiple stages all weekend. Art vendors, local food, camping, beer gardens, kids' activities and more happen all weekend long! $35 - $60; For more information visit http://www.nelsonvillefest.org or call 740-753-1924
May 14th - Scalawags & Renegades - 2pm;The Ohio Frontier was full of heroes and shady characters. Meet at the Shelter House at the Rock House to hike and explore our local history. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
May 14th - Rose Lake Excursion - 7pm; Join the naturalist and the HOCKING HILLS CANOE LIVERY for a naturalist guided trip around RoseLake. The trip will take approx. 1 hour and will cover many aspects of canoeing safely while we search the lake for wildlife. Space is limited so you must pre-register in person at the camp office prior to the event! We will meet at the dam at RoseLake. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
May 15th - Drive & Discover - 10am to 5pm; On the third Saturday of each month, take a scenic drive through the Hocking Hills while shopping for gifts and treasures such as handcrafted furniture, art glass, candles, quilts, wind chimes and more more! Enjoy artist demos and special discount at these unique shops. Start at a different shop each month; this month begin at Honey Fork Fabrics; 19151 Goat Run-Honey Fork Rd, Logan; 740-385-6072
May 15th - Hocking Hills Poker Run 2010 - 11am to 6pm; Organized by the Friends of the HockingHillsState Park, the tour will begin and end at Lake Logan State Park Beach. First bike out at 11 a.m., last bike out at 1 p.m. BBQ dinner at beach from 3-6 p.m. Covering approximately 100 miles, motorcyclists or motorists will stop at many parks and lakes, including AshCave. At each stop they receive a poker card and the participant with the best hand at the end wins prizes!
Registration, which includes the BBQ dinner, is $25 for a single rider and $30 for a driver and passenger. Proceeds will benefit programs and special projects at the HockingHillsState Park. Visit http://www.hockinghillspokerrun.com/ for more info or call 740-385-1687
Planning a visit to the Hocking Hills State Park? The Hocking Hills State Park is part of a pilot program called "Carry In, Carry Out". This means whatever you carry into the park you need to carry out, all waste and recyclables. Most National Parks have already adopted this policy. Please help keep the Hocking Hills clean and green.
Member News:
The next regular HHTA Board of Trustees meeting will be May 17th - noon at the Welcome Center.
Mark you calendar for Monday, May 10th. HHTA will be celebrating National Tourism Week with a Tourism Appreciation Mixer at the Sandstone Restaurant in historic downtown Logan from 5 pm to 7pm. Join your tourism colleagues to celebrate the contribution you are making to the local economy. HHTA will also be welcoming visitors at the Logan Welcome Center all week with treats; Monday - doughnuts and coffee; Tuesday - popcorn; Wednesday - hot dogs; Thursday - cookies and lemonade. Stop in, meet our visitors and enjoy the treats!
The May Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce "Lunch & Learn" topic is "How to Use Social Media to Market and Brand your Business" on Tuesday, May 11th - 11am to 1pm at Hocking College Energy Institute, 30140 Iles Rd, Logan. The deadline to register is Friday, May 7th - call Erin Gibson at 740-385-6836, ext. 21 - FREE (Lunch provided by Atomic Credit Union)
From Mary Marsh of Marsh Hollow:
I'd like to let fellow members know about an easy, and free, way to financially support the Pet Orphanage: GoodShop and GoodSearch. I have personally used both and am impressed with GoodShop especially. I made purchases from Gaiam, a rather large order for our cabin, and Amazon, and saw the financial results within a week posted to our earnings. I'd like to encourage all Tourism Association members to shop via GoodShop. Of course, I'd prefer they designate The Pet Orphanage as their "cause" but there are others to choose from. Here's some wording from the GoodSearch/Shop people:
"What if The Pet Orphanage(LoganOH) earned a donation every time you searched the Internet? Or how about if a percentage of every purchase you made online went to support our cause? Well, now it can!
GoodShop.com is a new online shopping mall which donates up to 30 percent of each purchase to your favorite cause! Hundreds of great stores including Amazon, Target, Gap, Best Buy, ebay, Macy's and Barnes & Noble have teamed up with GoodShop and every time you place an order, you'll be supporting your favorite cause.
GoodSearch.com is a new Yahoo-powered search engine that donates half its advertising revenue, about a penny per search, to the charities its users designate. Use it just as you would any search engine, get quality search results from Yahoo, and watch the donations add up!
And if you download the GoodSearch - Pet Orphanage(LoganOH) toolbar, our cause will earn money every time you shop and search online - even if you forget to go to GoodShop or GoodSearch first! Add The Pet Orphanage(LoganOH) toolbar at http://www.goodsearch.com/toolbar/pet-orphanage"
If you are interested in becoming Hocking Hills Green Certified but were unable to attend a workshop call Karen at 740-385-2750. You can set up a meeting to get all the info on becoming Hocking Hills Green Certified.
Starting the week of May 10th, The Inn at Hocking College will be running early bird specials on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday from 5:00pm-6:00pm.
Please advise visitors about the Hocking Hills State Parks' new "Carry In, Carry Out" policy - all waste and recyclables carried into the Parks must be carried out. Help keep the Hocking Hills clean and green.
May 6, 2010
MARK YOU CALENDAR - MAY 7TH TO 9TH - INTERNATIONAL MIGRATORY BIRD WEEKEND;
Join several area naturalists and birders along the Hocking Valley Birding Trail route for a variety of programs, hikes and events to celebrate the return of our avian friends.
Times and locations will vary. Visit our website;
http://www.birdhocking.com/International_Migratory_Bird_Weekend.htm for more information.
Every Wednesday - Yoga in the Hills - 6pm to 7pm; This class is offered surrounded by the beauty of the Hocking Hills. Weather permitting, classes are outside on our wonderful deck among the trees. This class is perfect for the beginner or those recovering from injuries. Groups are welcome! Call ahead for details - we may be having class, with our wonderful instructor, at a waterfall near you! BlueValley Massage & Traveling Spa - call 888-74-PEACE (747-3223) for location; $10
Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday - Flea & Farmers' Market at Hocking Hills Market; US 33, Rockbridge
Every Saturday - Hocking Hills Farmers' Market - 9am to noon; Find fresh produce & food, plus other agricultural related products. Support area farmers and enjoy the atmosphere at one of Ohio's estimated 200 farmers' markets. Located behind the Logan-Hocking Activity Center, 1593 E Front St, Logan; organized by the Hocking County Farm Bureau; call 740-385-5306 for more info; FREE
Through May 29th - Fiery Clay and Glass Exhibit at The Bowen House. This unique exhibit combines the two different elements that go through a similar process to produce beautiful art. Tuesdays through Saturdays - 1pm to 4pm or by appointment. Call 740-385-0344; 196 N. Market, Logan; FREE
THURSDAY TO SUNDAY - Vinton County Wild Turkey Festival; enjoy live music, rides and delicious food in a small-town setting. Hours vary, ball 740-596-5033 for details; FREE
FRIDAY TO SUNDAY - International Migratory Bird Weekend; Join several area naturalists and birders along the Hocking Valley Birding Trail route for a variety of programs, hikes and events to celebrate the return of our avian friends. Times and programs vary - visit http://www.birdhocking.com/International_Migratory_Bird_Weekend.htm for a complete schedule of activities; FREE
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - "Seussical" presented by ABC Players - 7:30pm at Stuart's Opera House; A romp in the fun world of Dr. Seuss, with favorite characters from all of his books: The Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, The Mayor of Whoville, The Grinch, Yertle the Turtle, and many others. By Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, based on the works of Dr. Seuss. Call 740-753-1924 for ticket info; $10 - $7
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY - Hocking Valley Scenic Railway - 1:30pm; experience the history of rail travel and the Hocking Hills aboard the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway. You may order tickets online at http://www.hvsry.org or by leaving a message at 800-967-7834. For questions, please call 740-750-9531 on Saturday or Sunday; $14 - $9
SATURDAY - Migration Birdwalk - 9am to noon; Search different habitats for spring migrants. Last year 50 species of birds were spotted. Some binoculars are available. Meet at Hope Furnace, St. Rt. 278, McArthur; call 740-596-3030 for more info; FREE
MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCHES & DINNERS
Treat Mom to one of these scrumptious feasts.
Grouse Nest Restaurant - Just around the corner form AshCaveState Park at Hocking Hills Resort. Serving a Fresh Mothers Day Buffet from 11:30am - 2:30pm. The buffet will start with Caesar Salad, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables along with Shrimp Cocktail. Entrees will include Grilled Tuna, Lamb Chops and Roasted Pork Loin with Fresh Vegetables and Assorted Desserts. Call 740-332-4501
Mother's Day at Glenlaurel - For all that she's done for you, here is something special you can do for her! What better way to say "thank you" than a delightful lunch and getaway to Glenlaurel. Mothers and grandmothers deserve pampering on Mother's Day. Let them know how special they are by treating them to lunch at Glenlaurel. We still have openings for Mother's Day lunch. We're accepting seating reservations now. Cost is $39 per person, plus tax and gratuity. Children 12 years and younger are half price. Seating times: 2 & 5pm. Call 740-385-4070 for reservations; 14940 Mt. Olive Rd, Rockbridge
Mother's Day Brunch at Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls - Brunch is a fun affair! Chef Anthony's mouth-watering menu includes Pastry Basket, Granola, Raspberry Yogurt, Mozzarella & Basel Stuffed Flounder or Grilled Hanger Steak with Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto & Shaved Fennel & Watercress Salad or The Inn's Eggs Benedict - English Muffin, Cob Smoked Ham, Poached Eggs & Chive Hollandaise. Save room for a dessert of Lemon-Blackberry Napoleon or Molten Chocolate Cake with Vanilla Bean Ice Cream. Seatings at 11:30am and 1pm; $21 for adults, $12 for children under 10; reservations required; call 800-653-2557 for reservations
Mother's Day Buffet at the Brass Ring - 11ma to 3pm; Enjoy a buffet of pot roast, lasagna, baked white fish, mashed red potatoes, rice pilaf, buttered corn, sugar snap peas, salad bar and dessert table; beverages include coffee, tea, soft drinks; $14.95 per person, children 12 and under $7; call 740-385-8966 for reservations; 14405 Country Club Lane, Logan
Mother's Day Buffet at The Sandstone - 11am to 3pm; Hand Carved Beef & Ham, Mashed Potatoes, Scrambled Eggs, French Toast, Bacon & Sausage, Hashbrowns, Dessert & Fruit Buffet Table; $14.95 adult, $7.95 5-10yr, $1.95 under 5; 117 W. Main, Logan; 740-385-9479
Mother's Day Buffet at Lee's Banquet Haus - 11ma to 3pm; All-You-Can-Eat Broasted Chicken, Roast Beef, Roast Turkey, Carved Pit Ham, Whipped, Escalloped & Sweet Potatoes, Noodles, Vegetables, Salads, Hot Rolls and Our Famous Homemade Desserts; $12.95 adults, $5.95 (3-10) children under 3 free; 580 Radio Lane, Logan; reservations suggested - call 740-385-7639
Mother's Day Buffet at Hocking Hills Dining Lodge - 11am to 4pm; located at 20020 St. Rt. 664 S, Logan (near Old Man's Cave); call 740-385-6495 for reservations
Mother's Day Grand Buffet at The Olde Dutch Restaurant & Banquet Haus; $13.99 adults, $4.99 (7-10), $3.49 (3-6) under 3 Free; 12791 St. Rt. 664 S, Logan (behind Arbys); call 740-385-1000 for buffet details and reservations
Mother's Day Brunch Buffet Bonanza - 11am to 4pm at The Lodge at Hide-A-Way Hills. Located in Hide-A-Way Hills; 29042 Hide-A-Way Hills Rd, Sugar Grove; 740-569-7944
May 13th - Historic Lantern Tour of Ash Cave - 9pm; The mystery of AshCave is special as far back as the last Ice Age and beyond. Join the naturalist in the parking lot area to explore AshCave by lantern light and learn about this special history first hand. We supply the lights ... you supply the imagination. (Please no pets at the lantern tour) Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
May 14th to 16th - 6th Annual Nelsonville Music Festival - begins at 6pm Friday and runs through 6pm Sunday; The Nelsonville Music Festival is a three-day outdoor music festival put on by Stuart's Opera House at Robbins Crossing at HockingCollege in Nelsonville, Ohio. 2010's headliner will be country legend Loretta Lynn, who will join more than 30 acts playing on multiple stages all weekend. Art vendors, local food, camping, beer gardens, kids' activities and more happen all weekend long! $35 - $60; For more information visit http://www.nelsonvillefest.org or call 740-753-1924
May 14th - Scalawags & Renegades - 2pm;The Ohio Frontier was full of heroes and shady characters. Meet at the Shelter House at the Rock House to hike and explore our local history. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
May 14th - Rose Lake Excursion - 7pm; Join the naturalist and the HOCKING HILLS CANOE LIVERY for a naturalist guided trip around RoseLake. The trip will take approx. 1 hour and will cover many aspects of canoeing safely while we search the lake for wildlife. Space is limited so you must pre-register in person at the camp office prior to the event! We will meet at the dam at RoseLake. Call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
May 15th - Drive & Discover - 10am to 5pm; On the third Saturday of each month, take a scenic drive through the Hocking Hills while shopping for gifts and treasures such as handcrafted furniture, art glass, candles, quilts, wind chimes and more more! Enjoy artist demos and special discount at these unique shops. Start at a different shop each month; this month begin at Honey Fork Fabrics; 19151 Goat Run-Honey Fork Rd, Logan; 740-385-6072
May 15th - Hocking Hills Poker Run 2010 - 11am to 6pm; Organized by the Friends of the HockingHillsState Park, the tour will begin and end at Lake Logan State Park Beach. First bike out at 11 a.m., last bike out at 1 p.m. BBQ dinner at beach from 3-6 p.m. Covering approximately 100 miles, motorcyclists or motorists will stop at many parks and lakes, including AshCave. At each stop they receive a poker card and the participant with the best hand at the end wins prizes!
Registration, which includes the BBQ dinner, is $25 for a single rider and $30 for a driver and passenger. Proceeds will benefit programs and special projects at the HockingHillsState Park. Visit http://www.hockinghillspokerrun.com/ for more info or call 740-385-1687
Planning a visit to the Hocking Hills State Park? The Hocking Hills State Park is part of a pilot program called "Carry In, Carry Out". This means whatever you carry into the park you need to carry out, all waste and recyclables. Most National Parks have already adopted this policy. Please help keep the Hocking Hills clean and green.
Member News:
The next regular HHTA Board of Trustees meeting will be May 17th - noon at the Welcome Center.
Mark you calendar for Monday, May 10th. HHTA will be celebrating National Tourism Week with a Tourism Appreciation Mixer at the Sandstone Restaurant in historic downtown Logan from 5 pm to 7pm. Join your tourism colleagues to celebrate the contribution you are making to the local economy. HHTA will also be welcoming visitors at the Logan Welcome Center all week with treats; Monday - doughnuts and coffee; Tuesday - popcorn; Wednesday - hot dogs; Thursday - cookies and lemonade. Stop in, meet our visitors and enjoy the treats!
The May Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce "Lunch & Learn" topic is "How to Use Social Media to Market and Brand your Business" on Tuesday, May 11th - 11am to 1pm at Hocking College Energy Institute, 30140 Iles Rd, Logan. The deadline to register is Friday, May 7th - call Erin Gibson at 740-385-6836, ext. 21 - FREE (Lunch provided by Atomic Credit Union)
From Mary Marsh of Marsh Hollow:
I'd like to let fellow members know about an easy, and free, way to financially support the Pet Orphanage: GoodShop and GoodSearch. I have personally used both and am impressed with GoodShop especially. I made purchases from Gaiam, a rather large order for our cabin, and Amazon, and saw the financial results within a week posted to our earnings. I'd like to encourage all Tourism Association members to shop via GoodShop. Of course, I'd prefer they designate The Pet Orphanage as their "cause" but there are others to choose from. Here's some wording from the GoodSearch/Shop people:
"What if The Pet Orphanage(LoganOH) earned a donation every time you searched the Internet? Or how about if a percentage of every purchase you made online went to support our cause? Well, now it can!
GoodShop.com is a new online shopping mall which donates up to 30 percent of each purchase to your favorite cause! Hundreds of great stores including Amazon, Target, Gap, Best Buy, ebay, Macy's and Barnes & Noble have teamed up with GoodShop and every time you place an order, you'll be supporting your favorite cause.
GoodSearch.com is a new Yahoo-powered search engine that donates half its advertising revenue, about a penny per search, to the charities its users designate. Use it just as you would any search engine, get quality search results from Yahoo, and watch the donations add up!
And if you download the GoodSearch - Pet Orphanage(LoganOH) toolbar, our cause will earn money every time you shop and search online - even if you forget to go to GoodShop or GoodSearch first! Add The Pet Orphanage(LoganOH) toolbar at http://www.goodsearch.com/toolbar/pet-orphanage"
If you are interested in becoming Hocking Hills Green Certified but were unable to attend a workshop call Karen at 740-385-2750. You can set up a meeting to get all the info on becoming Hocking Hills Green Certified.
Starting the week of May 10th, The Inn at Hocking College will be running early bird specials on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday from 5:00pm-6:00pm.
Please advise visitors about the Hocking Hills State Parks' new "Carry In, Carry Out" policy - all waste and recyclables carried into the Parks must be carried out. Help keep the Hocking Hills clean and green.
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