Flint Ridge State Memorial

I would be extremely interested to learn more. I know of many earthworks, mounds, etc that remain undocumented so I am not shocked that there would be many more.

Yes there is one

You are not allowed to remove any plants, animals or rocks from the park. If you take the time to hunt and find a crop and you get caught removing them it would be for nothing. Most likey they will get confiscated and you will be fined, if you get caught. There are plenty of private owners you can ask permission to hunt for mushrooms on their land or there are lots of public lands in S.E. Ohio that are full of mushrooms. Good luck

They were not open as of 4-10

Please don't dig at the state park. Not only do you risk getting in a lot of trouble. But the land and everything on it there is a historical preservation. A window in time to see what was going on then. Nethers is always neat, and the lady that owns it is very kind. And at 50 cents a lb, it's worth spending a little, you never know what you'll find up there.

There is a flint quarry nearby. The big knap in is on Labor Day weekend. The flint here is very pretty once you get it fired.

They have better summer hours. The hiking Trails and shelter house is open everyday.

You can at Dillon State Park a few miles from there but to my knowledge at Flint Ridge no. It is day hours only also.

Correct, not a campground.

Keep on leash. This is a great trail for dogs. Nice big open lawn at the parking area.

They do close at 4 pm, and closed on Sunday. Not sure about open time but we may be going back tomorrow if not raining. If so I will get exact hours and the shut down for season date.