Ohio is filled with storybook-like attractions, from hidden waterfalls to beautiful castles and just about everything in between. Today’s feature destination is a newer exhibition at Aullwood Audubon Farm that is bound to capture your eye and imagination: giant trolls hidden in the woods. Created by an international artist, these trolls are equal parts beautiful, whimsical, and impressive. Visitors of all ages will marvel at these giant trolls hiding at Aullwood. Here’s more on why seeing the giant trolls at Aullwood Audubon in Ohio belongs on your bucket list.

If you plan to visit Aullwood Audubon sometime in the near future, you’re in for a real treat. A new exhibit known as “The Troll That Hatched an Egg” by Thomas Dambo is bound to delight.

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Thomas Dambo is one of the world’s most renowned recycle artists who has created unique, giant troll sculptures for the past decade.

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There are only nine of these installations found throughout the U.S., and Ohio just so happens to be one of them!

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Dambo worked with a team of local volunteers as well as his own team of artists to source materials locally for these fantastic works of art.

Julie Bowles / Google The artist has noted, ““Everything I make I try to make out of things laying around. This way I can build really big things with a very small footprint or impact.”

The purpose of these giant trolls is to remind us how beautiful things can be created from humble beginnings. It’s the perfect excuse to get outside and spend some quality time in nature.

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Have you had a chance to see the giant trolls at Aullwood Audubon in Ohio? What did you think? Be sure to share your experiences with us in the comments below — we would love to hear from you! For more information about this exhibit, be sure to visit Aullwood Audubon online. You can also learn more about the artist by visiting Thomas Dambo online.

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The artist has noted, ““Everything I make I try to make out of things laying around. This way I can build really big things with a very small footprint or impact.”

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