Boch Hollow Nature Preserve is a 7.2 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Bremen, Ohio that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, nature trips, and bird watching and is accessible year-round.
This trail is closed from November 30th - December 4th for hunting.
Permit is required if you are continuing to Robinson Falls.
Nice well marked trail. Very quiet place. A few slick spots here and there.
Great hike. Several stream crossings need improvement so you can stay on trail and not have water in your boots
We parked at the East Trail head parking lot and hiked nearly 10 miles on all the trails. All the trails were clearly marked and the signs at each trailhead were very helpful. Several hills and a couple open meadows. One of our favorite hikes this year, definitely recommend.
Nice out and back trail with several loops available to vary your distances. I parked at the east trail head and went to the north and back. Lots of hills to make for a slightly challenging hike. Couple ponds, caves, and an old graveyard to make for some cool scenery.
Very enjoyable. Nice changes in elevation but never too steep. Almost no one on the trails. Even with lots of leaves on the ground it was easy to follow the trials. Will be back.
What a great place for us. After having done all the Old Man's Cave area hikes, we were looking for a hike with less traffic. Did the entire hike, had the place to ourselves. We particularly enjoyed the beautiful little ponds. We entered via the west trailhead, recently improved.
many “not a trail” signs and could not do this entire route, but the 3 miles we did was great trail and had it all to ourselves!
Very well marked by blazes and signs. Very pretty on late October day!
Great light rain all day checked out Robinson falls as well. Did all trails but meadow
Some good up and down hills. Very quiet, encountered very few hikers. Great trail!
Permit required. Insect repellent is optional! Trail is awesome and the falls are about fifteen feet high beautifully tucked into a small gorge. Newly built wood stair case is an easier way to access to the falls within ten minutes located directly across from the permit parking area if you don't want to hike in.
even after a storm the day before trailnwas not too muddy. lots of good elevation change.