Unfortunately, my attempt to hike the Zaleski South Loop was cut short due to high water, I will be…read moreback in the Spring to tackle this hike, really looking forward to it!

Headed out on the Hope Furnace Trail to Yosemite Falls and a few other offshoots and loved the…read moreelevation changes and different trail options to accommodate how many miles you want to hike. Take a picture of the trail map before you head in it will help with the navigation. Extensive trail network and can easily do 20+ miles if you want. Have fun it's a great group of trails!

The Flyboard experience was incredible. My boyfriend and I both went, completely inexperienced and…read morehad a lot of fun learning how to fly. We were both successful and got some decent exercise doing so. Tyler was great at coaching us through and we spent a ton of time in the air. I would definitely recommend the 45 min experience! Very fun!

This was a an awesome new experience for me and my wife. I would totally recommend this to my…read morefriends and would go again. We found this on Groupon and being that we live in the Columbus area this is probably one of the most exciting sports in the area. There are 2 locations for which one is in Sandusky, OH and the one we went to was in Landcaster, OH just south on a clean lake that was initially a stone quarry. It's next to the Lakeview RV Park. I would use the online website to contact them and set up an appointment since they aren't on the lake every day. We actually only used the Flyboard. It is much more maneuverable than the jet pack so we were told when we got there and I would totally believe it. You can even start off with some tricks your first day if you do the longer 45 min experience unless you are already that good. I tried 4 backflips my first time however this might not be a reasonable goal for some people. My wife had a blast as well and got up without any problems. I hope you all get a chance to try this. Our instructor was absolutely awesome and very passionate about this sport.

My husband Tony and I went hiking at Whispering Cave. The trailhead is located off the parking lot…read moreof the Hocking Hills State Park Lodge & Conference Center. The trail dead ends at the cave and is only about 1/2 mile from the lodge itself but it's over the mountain and their are some steps that (remember) you have to climb back up to get back to your car!!! The cave is more of a very long Shelf like over hang, not very deep inside like a cave or room. You could keep dry if needed but it's not a cave in my eyes! It's a moderate rough hike with rock formations and large roots you can trip on so be careful! But enjoy yourself!! I loved it! It's beautiful down there!!! Free to enjoy and very busy!

A lot more strenuous hike to get to the lower falls, but gorgeous. You have to take this option…read moreversus going to the cave/regular exit.

This particular section of the Hike in Hocking Hills State Park near Old Man's Cave is actually…read morecalled MIDDLE FALLS not the Lower Falls, I put in for an edit and I hope they correct it. If you take the path straight over the hillside in front of the OLD MAN CAVE VISITORS CENTER, you immediately drop down beside this fall. This stream is not a huge stream but after the heavy rains lately, it is flowing full. Once in the gorge, if you look up at the rock cliff across the creek line you will see this jagged edge of the rocks sticking out near the rim like a perch. I would be scared to death to stand out there on that ledge, but can you imagine the adrenaline rush???!!!!???? I love hiking in this gorge. If you take the entire trail you will go through 2 tunnels, see several caves and visit three falls in addition to the water swirl known as the Devils' Bathtub. What do I love most about this adventure..? The trails down in the gorge are wide and easy to traverse, but mainly my biggest pleasure it is all FREE. I highly recommend if you are in the area and have about 2 good hours to enjoy this outdoor wonderland .....STOP HERE and ENJOY but be safe...high cliffs, steep steps, crowds and breathtaking views can be a hazard!!!

We stopped on while visiting the area. We happened to arrive right as they were starting a toddler…read moreplay class. Our kids jumped right in. Only $5 for an hour of wholesome entertainment. Our kids were happy and had a blast. Staff was eager to help and answer our questions. Definitely would recommend!

Went on a Sunday afternoon during "open bowling" but they were having a private party, so there…read morewas no "open bowling". So I suppose you need to call ahead to see if you'll even be able to bowl before driving 45 minute.

Very nice little spot to bowl. Clean. Nice people and not too crowded. I would definitely go…read moreback. Great place to take a family - just bring your own food (pizza place right next door) and drinks.

Tony Vanoy and I went hiking in the Hocking Hills area of Logan, Ohio to Chapel Cave. This was a…read moregreat 2.5 mile hike in and out.. There was some mud, some horse poop on the trail and a well marked pathway. Follow the Orange and Light Blue painted marks on the trees from the parking lot...mainly following the creek bed up that was dry! This was a great hike! We had a great time! It's Free to enjoy this hike! Definitely recommend for you to go and enjoy!

This is an absolutely stunning nature preserve! It sets a whole new standard for the phrase "hidden…read moregem." It can only be accessed by state permit, and, to that end, the address is unpublished. To obtain a permit, complete the form offered by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources on their website (http://naturepreserves.ohiodnr.gov/Portals/0/Forms/dnap/permits/ApplicationAccessPermit.pdf) It's well worth the effort. There are four caves on the property, all located in a relatively small area that makes for a beautiful hike. We visited recently, when a blanket of snow and ice was in the region, so we didn't get to see everything - we chose to be a bit cautious about going on the sheerest areas that were ice covered. It just means we can't wait to go back again! Regardless, the stunning ice displays were well worth the winter visit. The calm and quiet was relaxing. Highly recommended!