Ohio River Trail West
River-West Working Group is leading this trail connection from Smale Park to Shawnee Lookout. The first 0.6 mile segment opened in Lower Price Hill in 2020. Another 1.3 mile segment will extend into Riverside and Sedamsville.
Ohio River Trail Connector
Finally connecting Lunken Airport to Downtown, this trail will follow the former Oasis rail line owned by SORTA, the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority.
Little Miami Connector
When complete, this critical connection in the Crown will extend the Murray Path to the Little Miami Scenic Trail in Newtown. We are working with Great Parks of Hamilton County, the Village of Mariemont, Columbia Township, and ODOT to make…
Uptown Connector
In 2024, Wasson Way will connect to the Uptown Innovation Corridor at the intersection of MLK Drive and Reading Road in Avondale. We working in partnership with the University of Cincinnati to connect this path to Canal Bikeway along Central…
Wasson Way Phases 4-5
Under construction in 2021, this critical connection in the Crown will link Wasson Way through Ault Park to the Murray Path into Fairfax, Madisonville, and Mariemont. In the future, this path will extend into Columbia Township and connect to the…
Murray Path
The Murray Path is a 1.5 mile paved trail that meanders along the border of Hyde Park, Madisonville, Fairfax and Mariemont. In 2021, the Murray Path will extend to the east and west. At its current western terminus, it will…
Little Miami Scenic Trail
Traversing 78 miles along the Little Miami State and National Scenic River, this trail was one of the first rail-to-trail projects in the country and remains one of the longest multi-use paved trails in the United States. It is also…
Ohio River Trail
Following the path of the picturesque Ohio River, the Ohio River Trail spans about 2.5 miles through Smale Park, Sawyer Point, and Friendship Park.
Wasson Way
Wasson Way will include roughly 6 miles of multi use trail spanning from Uptown to Ault Park through through seven neighborhoods. Wasson Way is a key east-west corridor in the Crown loop, and is scheduled for 2024 completion.
