Hocking Hills Concretions
Rockhounding site in Logan, Ohio · Other
Hocking Hills Concretions is a iron rockhounding site near Logan, OH. Fee varies. Best season: April through November.
Typical season: April through November
Key facts
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- Specimen type
- Iron
- Primary specimens
- Iron Concretions, Flint, Fossil Coral
- Fee status
- Fee varies
- Nearest town
- Logan
- State
- Ohio
- Coordinates
- 39.43000, -82.54000
- Best season
- April through November
- Access difficulty
- Moderate gorge trails
- Camping
- Hocking Hills State Park campgrounds
- Activities
- Geology observation, hiking
- Facilities
- Full Hocking Hills park system
- Last updated
- July 5, 2026
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The experience
- Best time to visitApril through November
- AccessModerate gorge trails
- FacilitiesFull Hocking Hills park system
- Camping nearbyHocking Hills State Park campgrounds
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