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Kentucky’s Best Lodging

Kentucky Splash Water-Park and Campground

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Beech Bend Campground

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Dome Town

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The Observatory Treehouse

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Kentucky Lake Lodge

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The Wigwam Village

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The DuPont Lodge

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EarthJoy TREE Adventures

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Tennessee’s Best Lodging

Papa Bear’s Swimming Hole

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The Electric Forest Cabin

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Two’s Company

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The Bostonian Treehouse

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Skyline Ridge Vacation Home

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Treetop Hideaways 

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Sun Outdoors Pigeon Forge

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The Summit Castle

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Curtis Cave Vacation Home

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Pigeon Forge Tennessee Cabins

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Ripplin Waters RV Park

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Big Cypress Lodge

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Hales Bar Marina Resort

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Eagle River Lodge

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Camp LeConte

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Blue Bank Resort

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Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort & Water Park

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Shell Mountain Splash

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Minnesota’s Best Lodging

Kamp Dels

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Paradise Resort

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Paul Bunyan’s Guest House

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Log Cabin Hideaways

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Northern Rail Traincar Inn

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Grand View Lodge

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Baptism River Inn

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Country Camping Tent & RV Park

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Indiana’s Best Lodging

Jellystone Park at Lake Monroe

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Cozy Lake-Front Vacation Home

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Hidden Paradise Campground

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Vinnie’s Ohio River Cabins

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Big Splash Adventure Indoor Water-Park and Resort

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The Cozy Cottage

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Patoka Lake Floating Cabins

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Shipshewana Amish Log Cabins

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Trip Advisor

Antler Log Cabins

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Sun Outdoors Lake Rudolph

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The Lakeside Beach Cottage

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The Unrivaled Canyon Hike In Ohio Everyone Should Take At Least Once Cantwell Cliffs at Hocking Hills

If you thought Ohio didn’t have canyons to explore, think again. Hocking Hills State Park is one of the most beautiful parks in the country and top 3 in the Midwest. Hocking Hills is located at OH-374, in Rockbridge, Ohio. For more information, click here.

Cantwell Cliffs in Rockbridge, Ohio features a deep valley, steep cliffs and even a rock shelter that visitors can explore. Although the trail is only a 1-mile loop, it isn’t for the faint of heart―but the scenery you’ll encounter along the way makes the journey more than worth while.

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Located in the northern part of the Hocking Hills region, Cantwell Cliffs is a remote, yet breathtaking hiking destination.

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The deep valley and picturesque cliffs were formed by erosion caused by Buck Run, according to the Hocking Hills State Park website.

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The trail is a 1-mile loop that takes about an hour or so to complete. There are several stairs to climb, making it a fairly strenuous journey if you aren’t used to hiking often.

You’ll pass through several narrow staircases and crevices that can be difficult to get through.

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There’s even a “Fat Woman’s Squeeze” (pictured), which is the most narrow passage you’ll encounter.

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The rock shelter area can be a nice to spot to stop and relax. It’s the perfect place to take in the view and catch your breath for a few minutes.

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As the trail is a scenic loop, you can choose to either hike along the rim of the canyon or down into the gorge first. Both offer stunning perspectives.

Cantwell Cliffs is one of the most scenic areas in the Hocking Hills. If you love an inspirational hike, be sure to put it on your Ohio bucket list.

For more of Ohio’s best parks and amazing locations, click here. For the best family activities in the area, click here. For Ohio’s best lodging and campgrounds, click here.

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