Havens | The Hocking Hills of Ohio

A Landscape That the Glaciers Overlooked

By SAM HOOPER SAMUELS

Published: July 20, 2007

Tucked into Ohio’s southeast corner lies a densely wooded but thinly populated region of rugged slopes and cool hollows, of spring-fed creeks and cascading waterfalls, known as the Hocking Hills.

I wonder if a whole bunch of east coasters will show up unannounced at the pig roast next year thanks to this NY Times article. It gives a quick summary of the region and discusses the housing market.

Thanks for clipping the paper Mom!