One page to start a Hocking Hills trip

What this site is for

The home page says it plainly: waterfalls, gorges, and a hot tub under the stars, and your Hocking Hills trip starts right here. Booking Hocking is not a long directory to scroll through. It is a short, organized launch pad. You land, decide what you need first, and go straight to a dedicated site for that piece of the trip.

Everything on the page sits under one heading, Everything Hocking Hills, and one line of scope: from cabin rentals to canyon trails and charming small towns. If it helps you plan a stay in Ohio's hill country, it belongs here. If it does not, it is left out.

Where each link takes you

Lodging comes first. Cabins & Lodging covers the standard rentals, the ones with hot tubs, fireplaces and forest views, and sends you to hockingcabins.com to browse. Unique Rentals is the second door, for luxury cabins, pet-friendly stays and one-of-a-kind vacation rentals, at hockingrentals.com.

Then the region. The Hocking Hills Guide at hockinghillsohio.org handles waterfalls, caves, local dining and everything else the Hills have to offer. Hiking Trails at hockinghikes.com is where Old Man's Cave, Ash Cave and Cedar Falls are covered, along with the trail you will find next. Rockbridge, a Hocking Hills village with a natural rock bridge, has its own site at rockbridgeohio.org, and Nelsonville has one at nelsonvilleohio.org.

Firewood delivered to your door

The home page lists hot tubs and fireplaces first among cabin features, so it makes sense that firewood gets a section of its own. Rather than leaving you to find wood after you arrive, the Firewood link goes to hockinghillsfirewood.com, the companion site for having it delivered to your door.

How to plan with it

Start with where you will sleep. Choose between the standard cabin listings and the unique and luxury rentals, then book. Next, pick trails: Old Man's Cave, Ash Cave and Cedar Falls are the three the home page names, and the trail site covers more. Then read the area guide for waterfalls, caves and places to eat, add a stop in Rockbridge or Nelsonville if the schedule allows, and order firewood.

That order is the whole method: stay, trails, towns, wood. The footer repeats every link, so the page works just as well as a checklist on the drive in as it does on the first day of planning.

Questions and contact

Booking Hocking has a contact page for questions about the site or about any of the resources it links to. Privacy and terms pages are linked as well. For a specific cabin, trail or delivery, the companion site that handles it is the right place to ask.