The Coyote' Cantina
Voted # 1 Mexican Food in Chaffee County.
Open 6 AM till 10 PM for Breakfast, Lunch and Diner.
Highway 24 & 285 in Beuna Vista.
(719) 395 - 3755
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The Rooster Crow Cafe' Dine in or Take Out.
American food with the entire menu served all day.
527 Hwy. 24 Buena Vista
(719) 395-0777
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Pastime Cafe' & Saloon
Burgers, Wings, Buffalo Burgers and Cold Beer.
120 W. 2nd. Street in Leadville.
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Chilli Willy's
Tex-Mex recipes and good old-fashioned hospitality.
101 Main Street Minturn
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Ash Cave
Located in the southern edge of Hocking County, Ash Cave can be reached by walking a handicap accessible trail that leads hikers through a beautiful gorge lined with stately hemlocks. Although the cave was named for the huge pile of ashes found by early settlers in the cave shelter, the source of the ashes is still a mystery.
Old Man’s Cave
One of the most popular attractions at Hocking Hills State Park, Old Man's Cave is a grand display of nature's beauty with its covering of Eastern Hemlocks, cliffs and waterfalls. Thousands of years of water flowing through the valley have cut away the Blackhand Sandstone and provided a trail for visitors to follow.
Hocking Hills Scenic Byway
Length: 26.4 miles / 42.5 km
Time to Allow: 45 minutes
The Hocking Hills, its parks and cabin rentals make this area Ohio’s 3 rd most popular tourist attraction in the state. It is also known as the “Hot Tub Capital of the World” due to the high number of cabin rentals with hot tubs- rivaling the Poconos in Pennsylvania.
The Hocking Hills Scenic Byway, officially known as "the Gateway to Ohio's Scenic Wonderland," follows State Route 374 and winds you through the foothills of the Appalachian Mountain range. The Hocking Hills Scenic Byway will lead you past many great natural wonders such as sandstone outcroppings, creeks, streams, waterfalls, and lush vegetation. T here are many spots to stop and the Hocking Hills Scenic Byway beckons you to explore them all . Hike, rest, relax and picnic to enjoy the day.
Great eateries including biker bars, cozy cafes, and award winning locally owned restaurants, await your arrival.
There is so much to see and do that you might even consider renting one of the many cabins in the area to extend your stay. Relax the evening away in your cabin and private hot tub before heading back out on the roads the next day!
Come and make memories in the Hocking Hills!
Parks to Visit on the Hocking Hills Scenic Byway
Cantwell Cliffs, Rock House, Conkle’s Hollow, Ash Cave, Cedar Falls, Old Man’s Cave
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Hocking Hills Scenic Byway Route
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Start your journey at the intersection of US Highway 33 and Rte. 374.
- Make a right onto Rte. 374
- Continue to follow Route 374 signs (Ohio Scenic Byway)
- Cantwell Cliffs
- 1.5 miles past Cantwell Cliffs parking lot, turn right to follow Rte. 374
- Road will combine with Rte. 180
- @12.3 miles turn left to continue on Rte. 374
- Rock House
- @19.7 miles (one mile past Big Pine Rd.) turn left to follow Rte. 374 to Old Man’s Cave
- Old Man’s Cave
- Follow Rte. 374 signs
- Cedar Falls
- Follow Rte. 374 to Rte. 56
- Turn right on Rte. 56
- Ash Cave (parking on left- cave on right)
- Follow Rte. 56 to stop sign at Rte. 664 (Jimbo’s Bar & Grill is to the left- takes cash only)
- Make right on Rte. 664
- Follow 664 to Rte. 374 (Ohio Scenic Byway)to retrace route OR
Continue on Rte. 664 to US Highway 33
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