The Tobacco Barn Hollow Preserve is situated in the Pike State Forest region of Ohio and is best described as a good, solid, no-nonsense Appalachian Forest. The preserve is not currently open to the public, but our plan is to develop a public hiking trail within preserve in the coming years. By removing trash and invasive species from the preserve, you can help us get one step closer to making that plan a reality! No experience is necessary, all are welcome. Volunteers will be trained on invasive plant identification and the safe treatment methods used to remove the non-native, invasive plants. Sturdy shoes, leather work gloves, a water bottle, snacks, and a packed lunch are recommended. Please note that there are no restrooms at the preserve.