Hayden Falls Park
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Life in Columbus, USA: Exploring Nature
BradyBrady
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The parking lot is quite tiny, easy to miss, and not marked as Hayden Falls Park. I am confused as to the necessity of handicapped parking spots because anyone who is wheelchair bound or needs a cane or walker for mobility is going to struggle with access to the ravine approximately 50 - 60 wooden steps down after 4 concrete steps up. Once at the bottom however, the abundant foliage (at least on a June week day) provides plenty of shade. Shallow (at least today) rivulets flow toward the Scioto River, a cool, refreshing habitat for land animals and water fowl. The falls are gorgeous, and mist the 30 - 40 feet to the platform. I wish we lived closer to see this in four Ohio seasons. I can only imagine how different this park appears in fall or early spring. Don't miss this when you are in Dublin or Columbus, OH. If you're a year-round resident who hasn't found this gem, you need to check it out. Stunning example of the power of water.
Jan KopischkeJan Kopischke
10
I went here yesterday with my girlfriend, her roommate, and their dogs. The parking was awful and had very limited spaces so people were parking in grass and in areas you technically couldn't park. There is a handicap parking spot available but this location is absolutely not handicap accessible and had a series of stairs that could pose a problem for elderly people as well. The park has a long boardwalk-like walkway to a lookout where you can view the waterfall, it is not easy to access the water (clearly the intent). We climbed over and picked the dogs up through the side of the walkway and were able to let them play. If your dogs really dislike water, I highly recommend not bringing them here. There isn't much space and the single area where people were swimming was fairly littered and busy with families. The scenery is pretty nice, but the crowds and roadways nearby make it difficult to have that "inner city escape" I was anticipating. I do photography and can say this isn't the photo opportunity you'd expect, but the place isn't awful by any means. Could certainly use some cleaning of the trash and debris around the creekside. There were no hours posted in this park, very limited information available for visitors, and overall just an okay experience.
Alexander “Codie” WestAlexander “Codie” West
20
Review addressing accessibility Impressive waterfall for being in the city. It’s a short distance to the falls, but it is not an accessible trek. The parking lot is very small and on the side of a busy road. I could see larger vehicles struggling to navigate the parking lot. The lot was almost full when I visited. The parking lot immediately leads to 3 flights of wooden steps. There are landings between each flight with room to rest out of the way. Once down the stairs you’re on a long deck structure with sides & railings the rest of the way. It’s not a very wide path (see image). The deck itself is pretty slippery in many areas because it’s so misty/humid down there. I did not see any benches or areas to sit on the deck, though the railings felt sturdy enough to lean on. An absolutely gorgeous park with lots of birds & plants. The loud, powerful water of the falls was so impressive. But there are many barriers to access
Rebecca HudginsRebecca Hudgins
60
This water fall is right by the interstate which makes it pretty unique on its own. I have been here twice and unfortunately both times there was not a huge flow of water but it was still beautiful and peaceful. During this visit there was a few people swimming so they were in the way of taking pictures which isn’t a big deal but when I tried to fly my drone I quickly found out this is a restricted flying area so was unable too. I’ve seen a ton of pictures and videos of how big of a flow this falls can have and would be excited to give it another shot but think I’d just wait for a rainy day and throw on my rain gear. The falls is just a small walk from where you can park.
Tony AppersonTony Apperson
20
Nearby Attractions Of Hayden Falls Park
Hayden Run Falls Park
Great Clips
Berkley House
Griggs Reservoir
element salon and fitness studio

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Berkley House
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Nearby Restaurants Of Hayden Falls Park
Enrico's Pizza & Restaurant
Windchimes Chinese Restaurant
Yoshi's Japanese Restaurant
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Basic Info
Address
4326 Hayden Run Rd, Dublin, OH 43017
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(614) 645-3300
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outdoor
family friendly
pet friendly
attractions: Hayden Run Falls Park, Great Clips, Berkley House, Griggs Reservoir, element salon and fitness studio, restaurants: Enrico's Pizza & Restaurant, Windchimes Chinese Restaurant, Yoshi's Japanese Restaurant, Barry Bagels Dublin, Greek Bites, Bonefish Grill, Frantz Road Market
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