Ash Cave

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Ash Cave is a large, scenic recess cave and waterfall within Hocking Hills State Park in southeastern Ohio, known for its impressive sandstone overhang and popular hiking trail.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological formation
natural tourist attraction
recess cave
waterfall
formedBy erosion
water action on sandstone
hasAccessibilityFeature paved gorge trail
wheelchair-accessible trail section
hasApproximateHeight about 90 feet
hasApproximateRecessDepth about 100 feet
hasApproximateWidth about 100 feet at the rim
hasCulturalHistory use by Indigenous peoples
use by early settlers
hasFeature amphitheater-like shape
large sandstone overhang
recessed rock shelter
rocky gorge
sandy floor
seasonal waterfall
hasGeologicalComposition Black Hand Sandstone NERFINISHED
hasNearbyFacility parking area
picnic area
restrooms
hasTrail Ash Cave Gorge Trail NERFINISHED
Ash Cave Rim Trail NERFINISHED
isAccessibleFrom State Route 56 NERFINISHED
isKnownFor impressive sandstone overhang
popular hiking trail
scenic beauty
waterfall view
isManagedBy Ohio Department of Natural Resources NERFINISHED
Ohio State Parks and Watercraft NERFINISHED
isPartOf Hocking Hills region NERFINISHED
isPopularFor family-friendly hiking
group outings
school field trips
isUsedFor hiking
nature observation
photography
sightseeing
isWithinDrivingDistanceOf Columbus, Ohio NERFINISHED
locatedIn Hocking County, Ohio NERFINISHED
Hocking Hills State Park NERFINISHED
Ohio
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedInRegion southeastern Ohio
nameEtymology named for large ash deposits found in the cave

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