Glouster is now home to a colorful kind of recreation: paintball.
Jon Rose â a paramedic and father, aside from being the owner of the new business, Bigfoot Hollow â spent his rare free time over the past few months assembling the paintball courses and range.
In addition to its shooting range, the Bigfoot Hollow contains a speedball course for fast play, a fortress course with structures for hiding and shelter, and a woodland course.
The paintball park is located minutes away from Burr Oak State Park.
âIf Bigfoot is lurking about, I assume heâs going to be somewhere near, which is exciting,â Rose said, nodding to the name of his business. Inspiration for the name came with the help of his family, who are all fascinated by paranormal and cryptid lore.
First Lady unveils storybook trail at Burr Oak
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GLOUSTER On Wednesday, Ohio First Lady Fran DeWine and Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Mary Mertz were among the first to walk along Ohio’s newest Storybook Trail at Burr Oak State Park in Morgan County.
“Burr Oak State Park is a wonderful place to explore nature and the perfect place to sit down with a good book,” said First Lady DeWine. “Developing a love for reading early in life is so very important for children, and this new Storybook Trail offers a unique experience that combines the great outdoors with early literacy.”
First Lady unveils storybook trail at Burr Oak
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GLOUSTER On Wednesday, Ohio First Lady Fran DeWine and Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Mary Mertz were among the first to walk along Ohio’s newest Storybook Trail at Burr Oak State Park in Morgan County.
“Burr Oak State Park is a wonderful place to explore nature and the perfect place to sit down with a good book,” said First Lady DeWine. “Developing a love for reading early in life is so very important for children, and this new Storybook Trail offers a unique experience that combines the great outdoors with early literacy.”