An Expedition to a Hidden Gem!

At 100 Feet Long, Rockbridge is the Largest Natural Bridge in Ohio!

In the heart of Hocking Hills lies an under-explored phenomenon named “Rockbridge”. As the name implies, Rockbridge is a natural geological bridge formed by time, sand, and water, and is among the most spectacular formations in the Hocking Hills. At 100 feet long, it’s the largest of its kind in Ohio.

This interpretive guided adventure begins and ends with an open-air, 1.5 mile scenic “nature-drive”... however, the heart of the tour is experiencing the rock bridge and the stunning beauty of the Hocking Hills. Allow 60 to 90 minutes for the Rockbridge Encounter.

Remember the Big Picture

Ohio State Parks is one of only 7 states that offer FREE admission to the State Park System. During the checkout process, please consider a donation to The Friends of the Hocking Hills State Park, a non-profit (501c3) membership organization for people who love the Hocking Hills and take a special interest in improving Park features and preserving it for the enjoyment of future generations. Through fundraising and helping hands, the Friends work directly with the State Park staff to oversee a wide range of projects at the Park. The Friends' Mission Statement is “to foster a partnership between outdoor enthusiasts and Hocking Hills State Park that ensures a better place for nature education while setting high conservation standards and raising a strong sense of responsibility for future generations.”

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