Join us for a fascinating and enriching day trip as we explore the magnificent Great Circle Earthworks and the ancient wonders of the Newark Earthworks in Newark, Ohio.

 

Built more than 2,000 years ago by American Indians, these remarkable earthworks are among the largest and most sophisticated geometric earthen enclosures in the world.

 

The Earthwork sites in Ohio are sacred spaces for American Indians to gather and practice spiritual traditions, celebrate and connect with one another and the world around them.

 

This trip offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with history, enjoy the outdoors, and share meaningful conversation with fellow Village members and travelers. Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply curious about Ohio's ancient past, this experience promises discovery, inspiration, and community.

 

 Tour Schedule: The Great Circle at 11AM  

                          The Octagon Earthworks at 2PM

 

 

 

The cost for both tours is $10.50

 

Transportation will be provided. We will depart from the CRC at 9:45 AM. Please be at the CRC by then if you plan to ride with us.

 

Please pack a lunch. We will lunch together at the Newark Earthwork shelter house after returning from the Great Circle tour.

 

We will be doing a lot of walking, so please wear comfortable shoes and attire to walk in and wear sunscreen or a hat to manage the sun.