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Sep 25, 2022 · Looking for OH mountains? These are the best you’ll find! 1) Campbell Hill. Campbell Hill, Bellefontaine, OH 43311, USA. Skye Marthaler/Wikimedia Commons. Not far from downtown Bellefontaine is Ohio's highest peak, Campbell Hill, which is approximately 1,550 feet high. 2) Appalachian Mountains.
- View Millikin Falls
- Take A Ride on The Zip Lines
- Climb on The Playground Structure
- Take A Walk on The Floating Boardwalk
- Go Mountain Biking
- Take A Kayak Or Canoe Out on A Lake
- Go For A Hike at Quarry Trails Metro Park
- View A Historic Cemetery
- Tips For Visiting Quarry Trails Metro Park
Address of Nearest Entrance: 2158 Old Dublin Rd., Columbus, OH 43228Area of the Park: Millkin Waterfall AccessAddress of Nearest Entrance: 2319 Quarry Trails Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43228Area of the Park: Lake AreaAddress of Nearest Entrance: 2319 Quarry Trails Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43228Area of the Park: Lake AreaAddress of Nearest Entrance: 2319 Quarry Trails Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43228Area of the Park: Lake AreaAddress of Nearest Entrance: 2600 Dublin Road, Columbus, Ohio 43228Area of the Park: Mountain Bike AreaAddress of Nearest Entrance: 2319 Quarry Trails Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43228Area of the Park: Lake AreaAddress of Nearest Entrance: Any EntranceArea of the Park: Any AreaAddress of Nearest Entrance: 2319 Quarry Trails Drive or 2600 Dublin Road, Columbus, Ohio 43228Area of the Park: North AreaAt this point in time, all restrooms are portable toilets. There are several throughout the park.Dogs are allowed at Quarry Trails Metro Park but they must remained leashed.The park has a carry-in, carry-out policy meaning there are no trash cans. Be prepared to carry out your trash.Swimming is not allowed in the lakes.- Mad River Mountain. Distance from Columbus: 53 miles (50 minutes) Accommodations Available: Not on-site. Ability Level: All levels. Opened in 1962, Mad River Mountain is one of Ohio’s largest ski resorts, and it’s just an hour from Columbus.
- Clear Fork Adventure Area. Distance from Columbus: 67 miles (~1 hour) Accommodations Available: None on-site. Ability Level: All levels. Located near Mohican State Park in a beautiful area of rolling hills, Clear Fork Adventure Area is a tiny ski resort with just 9 trails across 60 acres with varying levels of difficulty.
- Boston Mills/Brandywine. Distance from Columbus: 128 miles (~1 hr 50 min) Accommodations Available: None on-site. Ability Level: All levels. Boston Mills & Brandywine are two sister resorts, located just 1 mile from each other.
- Alpine Valley. Distance from Columbus: 158 miles (~2 hr 15 min) Accommodations Available: None on-site. Ability Level: All levels. Located in Ohio’s snow belt, Alpine Valley gets the most natural snow out of all the resorts in Ohio.
Explore Ohio with the PeakVisor 3D Map and identify its summits. Explore the Ohio Mountains with the AR app: 3D map, highest peaks ID, hiking trails, real time ski resorts, huts and campings, more.
A significant side note: climbing in Ohio is still a fairly "touch and go" state. Deliberately deceiving and lying to authorities will bite you and the Ohio community when discovered otherwise. Climbing in areas deemed presently illegal by the areas vested authority damages efforts of fellow climbers who work to secure legal access.
Quarry Trails, the 20th Metro Park, is located within 5 miles of 350,000 residents, fulfilling a need for access to a park in this area and having a Metro Park within 5 miles of every Franklin County resident. Current amenities include trails, observations areas, a single-track mountain bike trail, a picturesque 25-foot waterfall and lakes.
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