Hocking Hills Scenic Byway

A large waterfall surrounded by beautiful weathered rocks under an old-looking stone bridge. This is along Old Man's Cave, the most popular part of the park and one of the most visited destinations along Hocking Hills Scenic Byway.

A road is shown with vividly green pines and colorful foliage of the hardwood trees while a road with shadows passes through them.

Large pine trees are behind a stone and wood sign with "Hocking State Forest" carved into the dark-painted wood while a road passes to the right of the sign.

A dark-painted wooded sign that reads: "Entering Hocking State Forest Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry"

Large, weathered cliffs are surrounded by shrubbery and very tall trees.

Stone stairs go down between two mossy-covered rocks and leaves everywhere. Two people stand far away at the bottom of the stairs looking at the trees atop the cliffs.

There are three birds in a sandstone cave looking out into the rest of the area with mossy rocks.

A wooden bridge extends over a small gorge and greenery and trees surround it.

There is a sandstone cliff that two people are sitting on in the distance with trees on it as they look over a green forest.

The sun beats through many trees with yellow leaves and is blocked partially by a larger tree.

There is a waterfall under a stone bridge surrounded by weathered rocks located on the Upper Falls trail.

There is a waterfall pouring down into a body of water while the rocks surrounding it are covered with snow.

There is a waterfall pouring down into a body of water in the springtime.

Ash Cave is the largest recess cave east of the Mississippi, spanning more than 700 feet with a 100 foot waterfall cascading over the cliff top into the gorge below.

Ash Cave Gorge

Ash Cave Waterfall