National Trail Raceway is a quarter-mile dragstrip located between Hebron and Kirkersville. The race track is located about 30 minutes east of Columbus, Ohio. It is known to local residents as ‘National Trails’, named after US Route 40 highway that passes in front of the track

Hebron is the sixth town laid out in Licking County, and is located on US Route 40, the “Old National Trail.” The trail is an extension, made in 1834, of the historic Zane Trace. Laid out in 1827 by John Smith, it became an important link in the Ohio Canal System. This sometimes raucous canal town, with it’s tanneries, sawmills, warehouses and distilleries was for a time a busy market place, and was known to pioneers of the day as a center of agriculture and industry.

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LOCATION: 39.965132,-82.5064227

Established in 2011, this 9-hole disc golf course stretches 2,505 total feet in length, mostly flat and lightly wooded. The course is located inside Evans park, follow the main park road to the northwest corner of the park into a gravel parking lot.

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LOCATION: 39.9646608,-82.5053141

Hebron is home to Evans Park, complete with baseball diamonds, soccer fields, a pond, and lots of green space.

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LOCATION: 39.960563,-82.5062127

The idea for the Hebron Library began in 1936 when the Hebron Mutual and Civic Improvement Club sponsored the opening of a library within the town hall. In June 1956, the Community Housing Committee, later renamed the Hebron Community Foundation, began the work of searching for a new library site.

LOCATION: 39.9587669,-82.4946713

Cute little park. Bring hand sanitizer for after using the port o potty (no running water), bring big bags to carry all your stuff because it’s a distance between parking and playground, and bring extra clothing if the weather hasn’t been great bc it gets muddy especially on the merry go round. Minimal shade available.

Hebron State Fish Hatchery is located in southern Licking County, north of Buckeye
Lake. This 230-acre facility was acquired from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in
1982. This hatchery has 63 ponds, 13 indoor rearing troughs, 25 acres of wetlands,
and 50 wooded acres with 2.5 miles of nature trails.

LOCATION: 39.9406432,-82.5176516

The Ohio Canal Greenway is a multi-use rail-trail of cinder, grass, and gravel just south of Hebron, located on the old canal towpath. The trail is an excellent place for bird-watching, fishing, horse trail riding, and hiking. An interesting feature is the wooden truss, covered bridge built in 1992.