Post by L Roebuck on May 13, 2007 6:31:46 GMT -5
See the wonders of Ash Cave
Ash Cave in Ohio's Hocking Hills State Park is an astounding sight, and among its beauties is that it's easily accessible.
A quarter-mile trail from the parking lot is flat, paved, wheelchair-friendly and lined with wildflowers and old-growth trees, including hemlocks, beeches and other hardwoods.
The horseshoe-shaped cave measures 700 feet from end to end, 100 feet deep from the rear cave wall to its front edge and the rim rises 90 feet. The cave is named for the huge pile of ashes found under the shelter by early settlers. The ashes are believed to be from Indian campfires built over hundreds of years.
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Ash Cave in Ohio's Hocking Hills State Park is an astounding sight, and among its beauties is that it's easily accessible.
A quarter-mile trail from the parking lot is flat, paved, wheelchair-friendly and lined with wildflowers and old-growth trees, including hemlocks, beeches and other hardwoods.
The horseshoe-shaped cave measures 700 feet from end to end, 100 feet deep from the rear cave wall to its front edge and the rim rises 90 feet. The cave is named for the huge pile of ashes found under the shelter by early settlers. The ashes are believed to be from Indian campfires built over hundreds of years.
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