Here Are 8 Epic Hills And Mountains In Ohio That Will Drop Your Jaw

While Ohio isn't known for having lots of mountains, it is full of some of the most breathtaking hilltops and peaks you'll ever see. Overlooking the rolling hills of Ohio from a high point - or gazing upward at the high points - is just one more way to experience the beauty of Ohio. The following are what we consider to be the 8 best hills and mountains in Ohio. Looking for OH mountains? These are the best you'll find!

1) Campbell Hill

Not far from downtown Bellefontaine is Ohio's highest peak, Campbell Hill, which is approximately 1,550 feet high.

2) Appalachian Mountains

This photograph showcases the Appalachian Mountains from Indian Point Park in Lake County.

3) Hocking Hills

The Hocking State Forest and the Hocking Hills State Park make these hills a beloved Ohio destination.

4) Sugarloaf Hill

At the Great Seal State Park in Chillicothe, you'll find this approximately 1,213 ft. tall mountain where the legendary Shawnee leader, Tecumseh, often went to think - and where you can experience the outdoor drama of "Tecumseh!" within the mountain's very own amphitheater today.

5) Cuyahoga Valley National Park High Point

Ohio's Cuyahoga Valley National Park features an approximately 1,170 ft. tall peak, which lies southeast of the I-77 and I-80 intersection.

6) Mount Jeez

Pictured is a view from Mount Jeez, which is a 1,310 ft. tall mountain in the Mohican Hills.

7) Radar Hill

Radar Hill is the highest point in Athens. The peak of the hill can be reached after about a mile-long hike from The Ridges on the outskirts of the Ohio University campus.

8) Ohio Amish Country hills

Although they aren't necessarily notable for their elevation, the rolling hills of Ohio's Amish Country are a heartfelt sight to see.

What other hills and high points in Ohio captivate you? Share your experiences and photos with us in the comments!