Cedar Falls — Hocking Hills State Park
Cedar Falls is the highest-volume waterfall in Hocking Hills State Park, reached from the parking area off SR-374 at 21190 OH-374 in Logan. The half-mile trail descends through hemlock-shaded hollows to a plunge pool below 50-foot sandstone walls. The waterfall runs year-round and is the visual centrepiece of the SR-374/664 Hocking Hills Scenic Byway — the same road that delivers the region's best motorcycle curves. A picnic area and restrooms sit in the parking lot. No fee to park or hike. The park entrance is roughly equidistant from SR-374 (Rockbridge) and SR-56 (South Bloomingville), placing it midpoint on the classic Hocking Hills loop ride.
SR-374 west and SR-664 south are themselves the draw — hemlock canopies, tight curves, and elevation rolls through Hocking County. Cedar Falls is the natural pull-off midway through: park, stretch, walk to the falls, and continue into Old Man's Cave territory. The roads stay uncrowded outside summer weekends and are well-maintained two-lane with good sight lines.
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