By now, you’ve probably chased a few waterfalls in Ohio. (Especially if you’re a regular reader. )
While you can’t walk behind most of Ohio’s waterfalls, there’s one within the Hocking Hills that you can walk behind—and it’s a truly beautiful thing to experience. We’re talking about the steady trickle that flows from Ash Cave at Hocking Hills State Park.
The Ash Cave Trail features a .25 mile long Gorge Trail that is wheelchair accessible, as well as a .5 mile long Rim Trail.
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Most days, the falls that flow from the top of Ash Cave are fairly narrow…
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…but being able to walk behind them is still a magical experience.
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Some days, the falls are nothing more than a steady trickle. (Particularly during the fall season. )
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But after a steady rainfall, the falls can be truly captivating.
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To view the falls in action, watch the video below:
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Ash Cave is located at 27291 OH-56, South Bloomingville, OH 43152. If you’ve ever been to Ash Cave before, let us know what your experience was like and when the best times are to view the falls.
For even more waterfalls in Ohio, check out our previous articles 9 Unbelievable Ohio Waterfalls Hiding In Plain Sight… No Hiking Required and The Ultimate Ohio Waterfalls Road Trip Is Right Here – And You’ll Want To Do It.
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