Rockbridge State Nature Preserve

Rockbridge, OH

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Rockbridge State Nature Preserve is a fantastic spot for disc golf enthusiasts like us! With a solid rating of 4.7, it’s clear that many players appreciate the beautiful natural setting and well-maintained layout of the course. The combination of scenic views and challenging holes makes for an enjoyable round, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player.

The course offers a unique blend of terrain that keeps things interesting and provides a great opportunity to test your skills. Many players have noted the friendly atmosphere and welcoming community, which adds to the overall experience. Plus, the chance to enjoy the great outdoors while playing is a big bonus!

If you haven’t had the chance to visit Rockbridge State Nature Preserve yet, I highly recommend adding it to your list. It’s a place where you can connect with nature, enjoy a great game, and meet fellow disc golf lovers. Let’s hit the course and see what it has to offer!

Overall Rating

4.7 (604 reviews)

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Hocking Hills Disc Golf

Rockbridge, OH

★ 4.9 (54 reviews)

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Top Reviews

The bridge itself is the big highlight here, and wow is it gorgeous! There are inclines and they get extremely slippery in the winter. I’m sure fall leaves can have a similar effect. If you come in the winter get some spikes for your shoes and try to stay in the snow and away from the ice in the center of the trail. You can’t get lost here as there’s only 2 easy trails and are marked with a map at every intersection.

- Thirteendays

Phenomenal hike, definitely intermediate, about 660 feet of elevation change over 2.5 miles looped. Beautiful hike jo matter the time of year but best when there's a little running water. The rock bridge is gorgeous as is the shelter. Wildlife in abundance as well.

- Nick Joyce-Houghton

This place was really unique. The only reason I put 4 stars is that they need to work on the parking lot. There are maybe six legitimate parking spots and then after that you have to park on the side of a hill which is not very stable. They really need to expand the parking lot somehow. But after parking the trail is really nice and well constructed. At first, you may feel like you're in the wrong place, because it's just a meadow and then some woods but after a fairly decent hike, out of nowhere you see the rockbridge. The hike was a bit strenuous for our kids but it wasn't our first hike of the day. I'd highly recommend it for one of the must-see Hocking Hills sights. We'll be back for sure!

- Justin Biehl

Great trails with decent elevation change. The first section leading from the parking lot isn't very interesting, but the woods and rock formations are quite nice once you get a little further in. The trails are well maintained, and there are boardwalks over a couple of rough areas. I walked both loops and went down to the river, and it was about 2.9 mi total. The trails are relatively easy for a moderately experienced hiker, and can be completed in a little over an hour even if you take time to snap a couple of pictures.

- Brian Free

Ohio’s largest natural bridge. Moderate difficulty. If you’ve already visited Red River Gorge, this one might not be as exciting.

- Elizabeth Dawes