The Allegheny National Forest doesn't make a lot of noise about itself. It doesn't have to. Over 1,600 miles of trail, a sky walk over a tornado-torn gorge, and small towns holding big history — this is the kind of place that stays with you long after you've driven home.
Long before there was an Ohio, the Hopewell Culture was already shaping the land along the Scioto River. Tremper Mound Preserve in Scioto County protects what they left behind — a 2,000-year-old earthwork, six miles of wild river corridor, and a story most people have never heard.
