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| Neal and Patti; George and Betsy |
Continuing our October trip with friends,
NEAL and Patti Treadway, the next morning we first went to OLD MAN'S CAVE, the most popular area of the Hocking Hills State Park, near Logan, Ohio. If you missed any of the other posts from this trip, click
HERE. Besides this one, there have been 5 other posts. Hope you enjoy our photos from this gorgeous place. If you want to know more about the history of Old Man's Cave, click
HERE. Be sure to click on the photos to see them larger.
Above is a picture of the four of us taken at Old Man's Cave ---near the Upper Falls. Speaking of waterfalls, there is a Lower Falls and an Upper Falls in Old Man's Cave. We have been there two different times --and there was no water much (other than a trickle) coming over the waterfalls... However, even without water in the falls, this is a gorgeous area.
George took this picture of me standing on one of the bridges ---while I was busy taking my own pictures... The trail all along this area is FABULOUS... It's not a cave ---but you are down in a canyon-like area as you walk, or gorge.
Here is a collage showing more of the beauty in that area... It's another one of those places you have to visit in order to really know what you are experiencing. Photos are okay---but being there is much better.
I love the reflection in this photo, taken at Old Man's Cave.
This is a picture of four friends having a great day. Top: Betsy, and Betsy and Neal; Bottom: Neal and Patti, and George.
Neal and Patti are climbing the steps after we left the Lower Falls area.
Here is more of the great trail at Old Man's Cave. Our visit was in October --so you can see many fallen leaves. AND--in some of the pictures, you can see the Fall Colors.
Above is a collage of friends hiking in Old Man's Cave. Top: Neal and George; George and Neal/Patti; Bottom: Neal, and Neal/Patti.
Here is a good picture showing some of the left-over Fall Colors inside the Old Man's Cave area.
This shows some of the cliff that we had to come down in order to get to the bottom of the little gorge area. However, the trail down was not hard since we obviously did not climb straight up and down a cliff. As I've said many times, there is a great trail in this area.
Here's another photo of the tiny bit of water in the area --and all of the vegetation. I love seeing the tree roots like that. (I'd love to visit here after a huge rain --when the water is flowing through this gorge area.)
You can tell by my smile how much I enjoyed hiking in this area. Hope you can get there sometime yourself!!!!
Finally, here's a final picture of four friends enjoying a beautiful area. Being here and hiking on a gorgeous Fall day was fun ---but being with GREAT friends was even better.
Have a wonderful day.
Hugs,
Hugs,
