Hocking River

The Hocking River is a stream located in southeastern Ohio, flowing approximately 100 miles from its source near Lancaster to join the Ohio River at Point Pleasant. It serves as an important natural feature for local communities, offering recreational activities like boating and fishing. The river also supports diverse ecosystems and contributes to regional water quality and drainage. Historically, it played a role in transportation and industry in the area. Today, the Hocking River is valued for its environmental significance, scenic beauty, and contributions to local leisure and conservation efforts.