Old Man’s Cave is one of the most iconic stops in Hocking Hills, with sandstone cliffs, waterfalls, stone bridges and winding trails through the gorge. Explore landmarks including the Upper Falls, Lower Falls and Devil’s Bathtub. Palmerosa Campground is approximately 8 miles from Old Man’s Cave, making it easy to spend the day hiking and return to a quiet campground away from the busiest areas.

Ash Cave is the largest recess cave in Hocking Hills State Park and one of the easiest major attractions to visit. A short paved trail leads through a narrow gorge to the massive horseshoe-shaped cave and seasonal waterfall. It’s a great stop for guests who want impressive scenery without a long hike, and it’s an easy drive from Palmerosa Campground.

Slow down, relax, and recharge in the peaceful atmosphere of the Hocking Hills Salt Cave. Surrounded by Himalayan salt, soft lighting, and comfortable seating, it’s a quiet indoor experience designed for rest and relaxation. It’s also a great option for a rainy day, a break between hikes, or simply some downtime during your Hocking Hills getaway.

Take in the Hocking Hills from above with a zipline adventure through the forest. Hocking Hills Canopy Tours offers several course options, including experiences for first-time riders, families, and guests looking for a bigger adrenaline rush. It’s an easy way to add something different to a hiking-focused Hocking Hills trip and is located just a short drive from Palmerosa Campground.

Planning your routes through Hocking Hills before losing cell service is never a bad idea! The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has a great map you can download and save for later use on your phone. Did we mention that the Palmerosa Campground is located along side of the Red Bridle trail that runs directly behind our campground!