We visited Boch Hollow Nature Preserve again last week. The weather was just about perfect. Here’s a few pictures from our hike.
This opossum was slowly wondering up a dry stream bed when he decided to stop and pose for a picture.
Additional information
- TrekOhio: Hocking County Parks & Preserves — This is the county where Boch Hollow is located; check out this page for links to the official site and for information on nearby parks and preserves.
- TrekOhio: Boch Hollow State Nature Preserve — This is our initial review of Boch Hollow; check it out for general information, including location.
More on Hocking County
50th Annual Hocking Hills Winter Hike, January 2015
Hocking State Forest: Rock Climbing and Rappelling Area
Pseudo-vintage photos of Clear Creek Metro Park
Saltpetre Cave State Nature Preserve
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Great photos! I just saw a photo that someone posted on Instagram of a waterfall. Any idea where that is and how to get there? I will be visiting Boch Hollow next weekend and I want to see all the good spots!
The falls is called ‘Robinson Falls’ and is located off-trail in Boch Hollow. You’ll need an off-trail permit from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources in order to visit the falls. They will provide a map and directions along with the permit.
The photos of the field of butterweed is just gorgeous! That golden yellow is such a bright, cheerful colour. I love the detail you captured in the flower pictures too. Sounds like you had ideal weather for the hike 🙂 x
Hi Deb:
I believe the field of yellow wildflowers in your photo are not ragwort but Butterweed (Senecio glabellus).
Ian, thanks for the correction! I’ve updated the captions in the post.
Thank you. I was there more towards evening last Saturday. Had the place to myself.
I was there last week too.
http://www.mikesnaturalvisions.com/Nature/Spring-2014/i-Np82b7z/0/O/sea%20of%20yellow.jpg
Nice photo. It was fairly popular last Saturday – a bunch of cars in the lot.
I just love fields of flowers…and your close-ups! Great shots!