When you think of Appalachia, do you envision the mountains and close-knit rural communities? It’s true that a majority of this region follows the Appalachian Trail, a thru-hike starting in Georgia and ending in Maine. Fewer people realize, however, that there’s a portion of Ohio that also belongs to Appalachia, and it offers some truly exquisite scenery. If you wish to experience Ohio’s Appalachian region, we’ve got the perfect place in mind.

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Have you visited Burr Oak State Park? What did you think of Ohio’s Appalachian region? Feel free to share your experiences with us in the comments below — we’d love to hear from you! You can learn more by visiting Burr Oak State Park online.

For related content, check out our list of the best state parks in Ohio that are seriously underrated.

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