Hocking Hills State Park

My Bigfoot experiences changed my life and sent me down a path I never expected.

It started years ago when four friends and I decided to travel to Hawking Hills, Ohio.

They had been there before, but I hadn't.

They wanted a break and suggested hiking.

Hawking Hills has caves, waterfalls, and trails for every kind of person.

Some were easy and short, and others could keep you out there for a week or two.

I was tired of old, stale places and wanted to be outside, so I agreed.

Nothing strange happened.

You have the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which I already mentioned.

The Air Force Museum in Dayton and Hocking Hills State Park where they have cliffs, caves, waterfalls, hiking, all kinds of crazy stuff.

And Ohio, it's like it's called the heart of it all for a reason.

It's like in the middle of this, well, middle and to the left, kind of like where your heart is of the country.

That's up in Cleveland, Ohio.

And then, of course, our largest and most well-known state park, Hocking Hills State Park.

And that's towards the southern southeast part of Ohio.

But I actually brought a different list today.

Okay.

What's another one?

Well, Hocking Hills, right, we talked about earlier.

There are dog-friendly, yes, and there are dog-friendly paths on the Hocking Hills.