Quality of Life in our Community

 

Life in the Hocking Hills is safe, scenic and serene. Essential services, shopping, dining, lodging and recreation are available right here. Hocking County is home to over 300 artists and craftspersons, many producing unique works here in a natural setting. Our proximity (driving time less than an hour) to Columbus, Ohio offers access to higher education, arts, culture, shopping, major sports and entertainment.

More information about tourism in Hocking County, including lodging, recreation, restaurants, etc. can be found at www.1800hocking.com and www.hockinghills.com

Logan Town Center, Inc. is a non-profit organization committed to the economic and cultural vitality of Logan’s original town center for the enjoyment and benefit of the residents and visitors in the Hocking Hills. Learn more about our Logan Town Center by clicking here.

Golfers can choose from a 9-hole and an 18-hole course in Hocking County.

Two public libraries and a mobile unit make books and other materials readily available and accessible.

Education is a high-priority in our community. Click here to learn about opportunities.

A local hospital serves many needs of Hocking County. Click here to learn more.

Over 50 churches are located in our community. Click here for a directory.

Click here for demographics of Ohio and Hocking County from U.S. Census Bureau.

Hocking Hills Canopy Tours now operates a new 3 hour zipline tour.

Enjoy the great outdoors in our state parks, nature preserves and national forest:

-Hocking Hills State Park (Ash Cave, Old Man’s Cave, Cedar Falls, Rock House)

-Conkle’s Hollow and Rockbridge State Nature Preserves

-Lake Logan State Park

-Wayne National Forest

Local festivals and events occur throughout the year in our community. These activities bring neighbors together and provide opportunities to meet new people.