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AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame

The AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame has two floors of exhibits for guests. Historic motorcycles from the museum’s personal collection are on the first level. The upper level honors the lives and careers of AMA Motorcycle Hall of Famers, as well as other men and women who have shaped motorcycling in America in racing, rights, design, ambassadorship and more.

It includes a display of classic motorcycles, from the 1894 Roper Steamer, the oldest bike on display, a 1905 and 1908 Indians, and a 1906 Harley-Davidson, the bike that proved Harley-Davidson was a serious American manufacturing contender.

Best Restaurants in Pickerington, Ohio

(as chosen by Tripadvisor)

• Thai Paradise. Thai Paradise was established in 2008 and is inspired by the food of Thailand. Popular house favorites include the Himmapan Chicken, Pad Ka Pow, and Naum Toak.
• Omezzo Italian Restaurant. Chef Mohammad Zaman is the owner and chef. Open since 2013, the restaurant took home the coveted Purple Spatula award at last year's Taste of Pickerington.
• Graeter's Ice Cream. Graeter’s has a rich history that started on the streets of Cincinnati in 1870, where Louis Charles Graeter began selling ice cream. Five generations later, they are still a family-owned and operated company.
• Scali Ristorante. This Italian restaurant opened In 1993 in a strip center. This location has expanded twice and now seats one hundred and twenty.
• FuGu Sushi. This restaurant offers a wide array of authentic Japanese dishes, ranging from Sushi, Sashimi, Beef Neigimaki to Edamame, Teriyaki, Chicken Kara Age and Pepper Tuna.

And there you have it: the best (probably) restaurants in Pickerington, OH. Don’t see your favorite on the list? Contact us to let us know. We’re always looking for great, local food recommendations.

Attractions & Events in Pickerington, Ohio

There are too many to list, but below are a handful of our favorites.

• Sycamore Creek Park. Sycamore Creek Park features a ninja obstacle course, multiple playgrounds, walking paths, an arboretum, a covered bridge, and a 2.3 acre pond filled with largemouth and smallmouth bass, bluegill, and channel catfish
• Otherworld. Otherworld is an art installation built by more than 40 artists. They filled a 32,000-square-foot facility with large-scale works, secret passages, and playgrounds that blur the line between virtual and digital. Each of Otherworld’s 47 rooms is designed to resemble a science-fiction fantasyland.
• Walnut Woods. This park in Groveport features 1,098 acres of woodlands and fields, bordered by Walnut Creek to the north. The Tall Pines Area features stands of pines and sweetgum trees, and the Buckeye Area has long rows of old nursery trees such as serviceberry, crab apple and red maples.
• Picktown Palooza. This is a 3-day celebration of the community that offers a variety of fun and entertainment. Whether it is the Carnival Rides, the more than 10 food vendors, the national entertainment line-up, the Freedom 5k and kids’ fun run, or the car & bike show, the Palooza has something for families and individuals of all ages.
• Pickerington Community Theatre. They offer four mainstage productions a year, an annual variety show, traveling comedy troupe, and much more.
• Pickerington Ponds. This is a premier spot for birdwatching, with more than 260 species seen. The combination of seasonal ponds and rich wetland vegetation, with bordering woodlands, serve as a magnet for migrating waterfowl, shore birds and land birds. Deer, beaver, fox and other wildlife can be seen near the ponds and adjoining woods and fields of this 1,608 acre park.