Hiram

Hiram, Ohio, offers a unique blend of small-town history and outdoor experiences rooted in the natural landscape of Northeast Ohio. Founded in the 19th century, Hiram is closely connected to Hiram College and the early life of James A. Garfield, the 20th President of the United States. Today, Hiram’s historic campus and surrounding countryside provide opportunities to explore the area on foot, while Hiram College’s field station and nature trails reflect a long-standing commitment to environmental education and outdoor recreation. Together, Hiram’s wooded landscapes, trails, historic buildings, and connection to Garfield make it a destination where visitors can experience both the natural character and rich history of Ohio’s Western Reserve.

Address

Village of Hiram
11617 Garfield Road
Hiram, OH 44234
United States

Trails
Population
996
Designator
Buckeye Trail Association (Buckeye Trail Town)
Dedication
2026
OSM Mapped
Yes

Waypoints