Planning/PathfinderRoutes (MobileServer)

Service Description: The Licking County Area Transportation System Metropolitan Planning Organization(LCATS MPO) is bound by the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act (FAST Act) to fulfill many transportation mandates. One of these requirements involves enhancing tourism within LCATS MPO Study Area. The Pathfinder Routes are scenic road tours or byways that highlight Licking County’s villages, small towns, and cities. The program invites county residents as well as non-residents to travel to and through some of Licking County’s hidden gems such as Blackhand Gorge, Flint Ridge, downtown Utica and more to tie in the county’s rich and diverse history to its beautiful scenery. The first completed route is the Foothills Pathfinder Route. It is nearly 30 miles in length and travels from Utica to Hanover here in Licking County, OH. A crew led by LCATS employees, along with the help and input of Licking County Planning Commission employees, have installed 53 Foothills Pathfinder Route signs along its route for wayfinding purposes. The second route, Hidden Legends Pathfinder Route has not been completed yet, but it has been started by putting up 4 signs at the beginning of the route near the termination of the Foothills Pathfinder Route in Hanover. The Hidden Legends Pathfinder route extends from Hanover to Newark near the Great Circle and Octagon mounds. The third route is named Buckeye Frontier Pathfinder Route and it will take a path from Hanover passing by Newark and Buckeye Lake and will end near Hebron. Additional routes will be added in the future and an interactive map and webpage detailing all of the Pathfinder Routes is under construction and will be active in the coming weeks.

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