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Hocking Hills Canopy Tours, Rockbridge, OH
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Hocking Hills Canopy Tours

Hocking Hills Canopy Tours is an outdoor activity in Rockbridge, OH, part of the Columbus & Central Ohio guide. Cost: $50 or more.

10714 Jackson Street · Rockbridge, OH

Why you should go…

Founded in 2007 near Hocking Hills State Park, this adventure company runs multiple zipline courses through the forest canopy, from the beginner-friendly Dragonfly course to the SuperZip, which reaches speeds over 50 mph. It also offers a climbing-and-zipping combo course and off-road Segway tours, and has been repeatedly named Ohio's best outdoor adventure by Ohio Magazine.

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