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Pepper Pike's most recent claim to fame is strangeness; Pepper Pike is ranked number seven by the World Book of Facts for strangest city names.
Pepper Pike was settled by sixteen pioneers in 1763. The town was originally dubbed the Orange Township, which also included Orange Village, Woodmere, Moreland Hills, Hunting Valley, and the Pepper Pike area. Pepper Pike is considered to be an affluent suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. The town is conveniently located just twelve miles east from the downtown Cleveland area, making it easy for residents of the area to access the rich array of Cleveland cultural activities and amenities. The town is bounded by SOM Center Road to the east and I-271 to the west. The northern boundary is established at Cedar Road while the southern boundary is delineated by Chagrin Boulevard. Pepper Pike was eventually named after the popular Pepper clan and was incorporated as a city in 1970. Current population estimates gleaned from the US Census indicate that the city is inhabited by 6,000 souls in an area only slightly larger than 7 square miles. Sound like heaven to you? It sure does. See more