We’re surrounded by natural wonders here in Ohio. Many are known the world over while some tend to fly a bit under the radar. Today’s destination is one such place that relatively few know about. Tucked away in Salt Fort State Park, the largest of its kind in Ohio, you’ll find a rare, seasonal cave waterfall that can only be described as spellbinding. Here’s more on why you’ll want to make the trek to Hosak’s Cave Falls in Ohio.

For an unforgettable outdoor adventure, we have just the trail in mind: Hosak Cave Trail.
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This short-and-sweet trek is one-mile out and back, with a unique destination in store: a rare waterfall.
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What makes Hosak Cave Falls so unique is that it's seasonal, meaning that you won't get to see it all year. Your best chances are after a heavy rainfall or during the spring.
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The 50-foot waterfall is made up of two small streams, with the right stream being considerably larger in volume. Even still, this isn't a rushing gorge but more of a trickle.
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Of course, the cave itself is worth checking out any time of the year, even if there's no waterfall to be seen.
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After you're finished exploring Hosak's Cave Falls, you'll find endless opportunity for adventure within Salt Fork State Park.
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Learn more about why Salt Fork State Park might just be the single best state park in Ohio.

Have you ever witnessed Hosak’s Cave Falls in Ohio? What did you think of this breathtaking natural wonder? Be sure to share your thoughts with us in the comments below — we’d love to hear all about your adventures! For more information about planning your visit, you can check out the official visitor’s guide.

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Hosak's Cave--Salt Fork State Park, 1300416000, Kimbolton, OH 43749, USA