Heath Travel Guide

These ancient earthen structures, built by the Hopewell culture 2,000 years ago, are the world's largest geometric earthworks. Explore the Great Circle and Octagon formations to witness their remarkable lunar alignments.

This sandstone gorge carved by the Licking River blends natural beauty with historical canal remnants. Explore the unique bike trail—Ohio's only one in a state nature preserve—while admiring seasonal wildflowers.

This expansive 2,000-acre living museum showcases over 5,000 species of trees and plants. Wander through the Japanese Garden or Bald-Cypress Swamp along 12 miles of serene hiking trails.

Heath Municipal Pool features a 660-foot lazy river and thrilling 30-foot speed slides for all ages. Families can enjoy the water playground with interactive features like tumble buckets and water cannons.

Walk along the ancient pathway built by the Hopewell culture, connecting sacred sites across Ohio. Explore the nearby UNESCO-listed Newark Earthworks for insights into this remarkable indigenous engineering feat.

This Gothic Revival mansion from 1861 showcases steep roofs, wide verandas, and intricate exterior details. Explore the beautifully landscaped grounds or attend one of the seasonal art exhibits and community gatherings.

Step back in time at the Daweswood House Museum, exploring ten rooms filled with 19th and 20th-century family antiques. Tours require registration and offer intimate glimpses into the Dawes family's fascinating legacy.

Explore ancient Native American mounds while hiking through diverse ecosystems at Taft Reserve North. The nine-mile trail network offers serene passages through mature forests, meadows, and wildlife-rich wetlands.