Ringing Rocks County Park

"Always enjoy going to Ringing Rocks Park. My wife and I went Christmas afternoon to avoid the crowds. We actually like hiking around the waterfalls the most. Would give 5 stars, but it was a little disconcerting when a local police officer pulled up as we were getting out. He warned us not to leave valuables in the car, as they have had a real issue with break-ins."

"Pretty park. Little or no services. Beating on the bell sounding ricks was fascinating. No entry fee. Hiking trails. You need good legs to climb over the rocks. Bring your own hammer."

"Ample parking, easy to find, short nice hike to Boulder field. The field itself is lots of fun and the rocks are really almost musical when struck. Great for the whole family."

"If you like the quirky side of nature, this is for you. Go boulder hopping and hit the rocks with a hammer. The composition of the rocks gives them a ringing, metallic sound when struck. There's also a small waterfall. Easy hiking, and the boulder field is only 5 minutes from the parking lot."

"Unusual but at the same time interesting park. It is a very large field with huge boulders made out of diabase that makes a ringing sound when struck with a hammer due to the high level of iron. It has multiple hiking trails and a waterfall that unfortunately due to the high heat is was very dry. Must be nice in the winter. Also bring a hammer."