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High Rock Hideaways offers
cozy log cabins in the Hocking Hills Region of Southeastern
Ohio. Ideal for romantic getaways, vacations, or a long weekend.
A great one tank trip from anywhere in Ohio.
We're located within a day's
drive from the majority of the country, but we guarantee...once
you get here, you'll feel as though you've traveled to a whole
different world! Beautiful during all seasons of the year, the
magic of these Appalachian foothills must be experienced to be
understood.
- Old Man's Cave
- Cedar Falls
- Ash Cave
- Conkles Hollow
- Cantwell Cliffs
- Rock House
- Lake Logan
- Tarr Hollow
Be certain to visit the
Hocking
Hills Tourism Association for more information about the
Hocking Hills and things to do.
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Cabins with Hot Tubs
High Rock Hideaways offers cozy, rustic cabins
built just for two in the Hocking Hills. Each has a queen size
bed, lounging area with TV/VCR/DVD and electric fireplace, along
with private bath with shower. All towels and linens are
provided, as well as cookware and utensils for the
fully-equipped kitchen. Each has a covered back porch with hot
tub, gas grill, and outdoor sitting/dining area. All you need to
bring are food, toiletries, and personal items. For complete
information on each cabin, the property, availability, and
rates, please visit
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Ohio Outdoor Recreation
Enjoy
nature on our property or travel to the nearby nature areas of
the Hocking Hills region of southern, Ohio. Hocking
Hills State Park offers many outdoor activities. Try canoeing
down the Hocking River or at Lake Logan. Nearby horse liveries
and stables offer horseback riding down beautiful bridle trails. Sportsmen
take advantage of the hunting for Ohio deer, wild-turkey,
grouse, and other small game. Lake Logan is a favorite for the
Large Mouth Bass fisherman. |
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Located two miles from Cedar Falls, and just a
short drive to Ash Cave and Old Man's Cave. While you might not
want to leave the cabin, we suggest you visit the Hocking Hills
and other State Park areas here in "The Hills." |
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