The park’s highlight is the 12,000-square-foot interpretive center, a three-story marvel designed after the Shawnee longhouses.
Nearly 3,000 acres of Appalachian forest in Southeast Ohio are now protected forever with the creation of Joy Valley Nature Preserve.
Whether you’re after pawpaws, elderberries, or the elusive wild grape, Ohio has plenty to offer if you’re willing to forage.
We’re so lucky to have such an amazing array of parks and green spaces throughout Columbus. Here are the ones you can’t miss.
Looking for fun things to do in Hocking Hills? It’s time to start planning your trip to Ohio’s little slice of paradise!
At 5,000 acres, it’s a massive park, offering a unique blend of ecosystems that range from oak savannas and wetlands to vegetated sand dunes.
This geological marvel became a beloved tourist destination throughout much of the 20th century, before closing to the public.
Volunteer to help pollinators at Whetstone Park, then stick around for ArborFest with food trucks, tree giveaways, and more.
