Kirkmont - “church on the mountain” a beautiful place graced by God. Kirkmont Center is located in Logan County near Bellefontaine and consists of 277 acres nestled among gently rolling hills and pine groves. The site boasts a natural fen, two ponds (one for nature study and one for canoeing, paddle boating, and fishing), cliffs and natural ravines, and a work-in-progress Adena Indian archeological site. Kirkmont Center is classified by naturalists as one of the most unique parcels of land in the State of Ohio. Because of the site’s diversity, local schools avail themselves of Kirkmont’s environmental education program.

Nearby is Campbell Hill, the highest point in Ohio (Kirkmont is the second highest). Other attractions near Kirkmont include Ohio Caverns (open throughout the year); the Piatt Castles, Mac-O-Chee and Mac-O-Cheek, built in the 1800s; Pioneer House, the family homestead of the Piatts and part of the Underground Railroad Network; and skiing at Mad River Mountain.

The Kirkmont site has 16 cabents (wood floors and half-walls); a picnic shelter; a 50- by 50-foot pavilion (Owens Pavilion); a pool; miles and miles of groomed hiking trails, a low ropes challenge and initiatives course with over 20 stations; 3 campfire circles; an archery range; a seven-circuit Cretan labyrinth; a nature center; a climbing tower; zip line; giant swingand, and much more.