Lake
Logan in Hocking Hills State Park covers 400 acres, 320 acres
of which is dry land, and is two miles long. The lake was built in 1955 for
recreational purposes and now attracts outdoors lovers for year-round
activities. With hiking, boating, picnicking and swimming, there is
truly something for everyone at
Lake
Logan.
For
the fisherman, there is everything from pan fish to the heavyweights. Records
and near-records lurk in the depths of
Lake
Logan.
Visit the lake almost any day, and you will see catches of bluegill, crappie,
bass, saugeye and catfish. If you want the thrill of landing a nine-pound
largemouth bass, this is the place to be.
Lake
Logan Fees
Admission to
Hocking
Hills
State
Park is free.
Lake
Logan Hours
Day-use areas of Hocking Hills State Park open half an hour before sunrise and
close half an hour after sunset. The park is available for recreational use
year-round, making
Lake
Logan one of the premier
Ohio caves to visit.
Lake
Logan Contact Information
Hocking
Hills State Park
19852 State Route 664
S.
Logan,
OH
43138
Park Office: (740) 385-6842
Historical
Areas
Hocking
Hills State Park
Old
Man’s Cave
Cedar
Falls
Ash
Cave
The
Rock House
Cantwell
Cliffs
Conkle’s Hollow
Tar
Hollow
