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ODNR is now on OuterSpatial, your go-to free app to explore Ohio Trails! Get access to a library of trails, interactive maps, points of interests, real time conditions, and fun challenges. From the rugged hills of the Appalachian region to the serene shores of Lake Erie, we've got trails to suit every preference and skill level. Look for ...
Ohio Ski Resorts. For skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts, there are more than 5 ski resorts in Ohio. The two largest are Mad River Mountain and Snow Trails with more than 5 km (3 mi) of slopes and more than 5 ski lifts each. These are also the main ski resorts near Columbus on the west of the state.
The Portage River Water Trail provides opportunities to explore the shoreline throughout Wood, Sandusky, and Ottawa counties. Enjoy paddling through the peaceful towns and world-renowned wetlands that make northwest Ohio a premier place to live, work, and play. We hope you use this guide, which was made possible through a partnership
4. Upper Falls to Lower Falls via Buckeye Trail. 4.7. • Moderate. • 1.2 mi. This trail passes Upper Falls, Devil's Bathtub, Lower Falls, and Old Man's Cave, which are known to be some of Ohio's most stunning locations. The views at the waterfalls are picturesque, and most of the trail is under lush forest.
4. Blue Hen Falls (via Buckeye Trail from Boston Mill) 4.5. • Moderate. • 2.5 mi. This route is mostly a dirt trail, but there is a small section that runs along Boston Mills Rd and the section of trail leading down to the falls is an old broken up asphalt trail that hasn't been repaired in decades.
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For the ultimate Ohio hiking experience, the 1,444-mile Buckeye Trail is the crown jewel of Ohio's hiking paths, looping the entire state and traversing mountains, valleys, small towns, cities and waterways — all the best Ohio has to offer. It's easy to hike portions of the trail in multiple outings, jumping on and off whenever you'd like.
