Cedar Falls

Waterfall · Hocking County County, OH · 39.419519, -82.523496

Cedar Falls in Hocking Hills State Park.
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Height
50 ft
Hike
1 mi round trip
Road
Paved

Cedar Falls drops about 50 ft on Queer Creek in Hocking County, Ohio. Reaching it is a 1 mi hike round trip. See every spot on Queer Creek.

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The falls

Height50 ft
Flow noteODNR calls Cedar Falls the park's heaviest flowing waterfall; cascade on Queer Creek in a hemlock gorge (often cited about 50 feet total drop).
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Access

Hike1 mi round trip
RoadPaved
ParkingCedar Falls main parking lot off State Route 374 (Trailhead H); picnic area and restrooms at the lot.
HoursTrails and picnic areas open half hour before sunrise to half hour after sunset (OAC 1501:3-46-07).
Managed byOhio Department of Natural Resources (Hocking Hills State Park)
RestroomsYes
Picnic sitesYes
NotePicnic tables, grills, and latrines at the Cedar Falls trailhead parking area; Democracy Steps descend toward the falls.
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Cedar Falls open?

Hours: Trails and picnic areas open half hour before sunrise to half hour after sunset (OAC 1501:3-46-07).

How tall is Cedar Falls?

Cedar Falls drops about 50 ft.

How long is the hike to Cedar Falls?

It's a 1 mi hike round trip. The road in is paved. Parking: Cedar Falls main parking lot off State Route 374 (Trailhead H); picnic area and restrooms at the lot.

When is Cedar Falls flowing?

ODNR calls Cedar Falls the park's heaviest flowing waterfall; cascade on Queer Creek in a hemlock gorge (often cited about 50 feet total drop).

What facilities are at Cedar Falls?

Restrooms and picnic sites. Picnic tables, grills, and latrines at the Cedar Falls trailhead parking area; Democracy Steps descend toward the falls.

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