Please also see another listing of Ohio RailTrails
by County:
Counties and Regions
of Ohio It also has maps of the State and Regions of Ohio to help you find a
trail in your County or Region. For an alphabetical list of all RailTrails read down this
page.
The following is an alphabetical
list of Rail and Towpath trails in Ohio. Rail-Trails are recreational trails that
have been built on or along abandoned railroad lines. Some trails listed here are also
constructed along the towpaths of abandoned canals. There are a few trails here that did
not start as either railroad lines or towpaths but are included because theyconnect
to RailTrails or towpaths.
For information on membership, other rail-trail projects, or assistance in preserving
abandoned railroads as trails; please contact:
4-C
BICENTENNIAL TRAIL
Clinton County (Washington Courthouse - Wilmington - South
Lebanon)
4 miles (When completed, currently 1.3 miles
Clinton Rails To Trails
Coalition
ALUM
CREEK MULTI-USE GREENWAY Franklin County
Westerville (North) to Three Creeks Park (South)
22 miles (when completed)
Columbus Recreation and Parks Department
Parking at Westerville Recreation Center, Cooper Park & Gasto Park
ATHENS COUNTY BIKEWAY aka Hocking Adena Bikeway
Athens County/Nelsonville to Athens
18 miles asphalt paved
From the North: Start at the Robbins Crossing on the Hocking College
Campus
From the South: Start on East State Street (near the Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Plant)
Athens County Park District
Chesapeake and Ohio (Hocking Valley Railway)
Follows Hocking River.
See Hocking Adena Bikeway.
BLACKHAND GORGE TRAIL
Licking County/Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve, near Toboso
4.3 miles/asphalt paved, with approx. 2 mile crushed limestone trail
on opposite bank of river.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Baltimore and Ohio (line relocation)/Columbus, Newark and
Zanesville interurban.
Historical markers with photographs, deep rock cut, unique
interurban tunnel, Ohio-Erie Canal locks.
CALIFORNIA JUNCTION TRAIL
Hamilton County/California Nature Preserve
1 mile/dirt Cincinnati Parks Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Railway,
failed line abandoned circa 1920's
CANAL
RUN
- a part ofPiqua Activities Trail For Health
Miami County - Finished. Dedicated 2002
2.2 miles from French Park to the Water Plant on State Route 66.
Connects with the Rivers Edge Section at the Water Plant and Roadside Park.
CD&M TRAIL(Columbus, Delaware & Marion) Marion, Union & Champaign Counties
Unknown length
Marion County Park District
Southwest from Marion to Urbana
Columbus, Delaware & Marion Interurban Railroad
Trail in Planning by Marion County
Park District
CELINA COLDWATER BIKEWAY
Mercer County/Celina to Coldwater
Schunck Road (North) to Vine Street (South)
4.5 miles/asphalt paved
Donated by the Huffy Foundation/City of Celina
Penn Central (CCC&StL-Big Four)
Parallel to active track (R.G. Corman Ry., former NS/Lake Erie
& Western
CLEVELAND
METROPARKS TRAIL SYSTEM - Cleveland- Cuyahoga County (Partly open) This trail when completed
will connect all 12 of the major parks in the Cleveland Ohio area. Currently
sections of the Necklace exist as follows: Cuyahoga County (See also Emerald Necklace
Trail
below
Bedford Reservation - Gorge Parkway - 5 mi.
Big Creek Reservation - 7.5 mi.
Brecksville Reservation - 2.9 & 4.5 mi trails
Euclid Creek Reservation - 2.5 mi.
Garfield Park Reservation - 2.4 & 1.5 mi trails
Hinckley Reservation - 3 mi loop trail
Huntington Reservation - 1 mi.
Mill Stream Run Reservation - 8 mi.
North Chagrin Reservation - 4 mi.
Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation - 7.5 mi. Ohio & Erie Towpath Trail
Rocky River Reservation - 13 mi.
South Chagrin Reservation: - 3.5 mi.
Washington Reservation: - 1 mi. Cleveland MetroParks
CONOTTON
CREEK TRAIL Harrison County. From the East the trail starts near the
headwaters of Conotton Creek. The trail conects the villages of Bowerston,
Conotton, Scio and Jewett.
11.4 miles Asphalt
Harrison County Conotton Creek Trail Fund
Pennsylvania and Wheeling Lake Erie Railroads
COSHOCTON
THREE RIVERS TRAIL Coshocton County
Lake Park (North) to Sycamore Street (South)
3.5 Miles/Asphalt
Coshocton Park District
CREEKSIDE TRAIL (AKA Creekside
Trail)
AKA "H-Connector Trail" Greene & Montgomery Counties.
See also Creekside Recreation Trail
17.8 miles
Asphalt paved.
West from Xenia Station (Greene County) to
Eastwood MetroPark (Montgomery County)
Greene County Parks & Recreation (Greene County Portion) Five Rivers
MetroParks
(Montgomery Portion)
Conrail
Parallels US- 35 from Xenia to Dayton
DEARBORN
TRAIL- Indiana
- AKAAurora Lawrenceburg Trail
Dearborn County, Indiana (Just West of Cincinnati)
3.5 miles West - Manchester Landing/SR148
to East - Lawrenceburg Levee Walk
To be extended to Lawrenceburg, Ind. Trail in 2006
Future plans to extend trail to connect with Greendale Indiana trail
Dearborn County, Indiana Trails
EMERALD NECKLACE TRAIL
- Cleveland- Cuyahoga County (Partly open) This trail when completed
will connect all 12 of the major parks in the Cleveland Ohio area.
See Cleveland MetroParks Trail
System (above)
- Detailed information for trail system above
ENGLEWOOD
BIKE PATH AKA Stillwater River
Recreation Trail (North)
See also the Stillwater Recreation Trail (South)
in downtown Dayton Montgomery County
2 miles paved (currently)
Follows the Stillwater River
Five Rivers MetroParks
Route from Jake Grossnickle Park to Englewood MetroPark
Trail will eventually be 3 miles long.
FAIRFIELD
HERITAGE TRAIL Fairfield County Lanreco Park (East) to Ohio
University at Lancaster (West)
3.3 miles/Asphalt
Fairfield Heritage Trail Association
When completed the trail will be 79.4 miles long
FIVE
MILE TRAIL Hamilton County; Anderson Township
2 miles
Trail will run north through woods from Five Mile Road and Clough Pike
to Newtown Road near Turpin High School Anderson Township.
GALLIA COUNTY
HIKE AND BIKE TRAIL
Gallia County/separate sections in Gallipolis and Bidwell
25 miles total/crushed limestone
CSX Transportation (C & O, Hocking Valley Railway)
Trail project will eventually be 26 miles in length and paved
GREAT MIAMI RIVER
RECREATION TRAIL [GMRRT] IN WARREN & BUTLER COUNTIES
(Partially Finished)
This trail will connect
the Great Miami River Recreation Trail (Montgomery County- Dayton) south 28
miles along the Great Miami River
through Warren and Butler counties to Hamilton. Trail segments are as follows: Crains
Run Nature Park to Franklin - 3.7
miles
Franklin to Middletown - not built but funded - about 4 miles when built Middletown Trail
-
6.56 miles
Middletown to Hamilton - not built - in planning City of Hamilton Trail - about 5 miles.
City of Fairfield Trail - In planning South from Waterworks Park
GREAT
MIAMI RIVER RECREATION TRAIL [GMRRT] (MIAMI COUNTY) Will be 22 miles long when completed (Estimated completion date is
2010)
Miami County (Section 1 - 1.6 miles
complete)
Miami County (Section 2 -
2.5 miles complete) - connects to Troy, Ohio
Miami County (Section 3 - 1.62 miles
complete) - connects to Tipp City, Ohio
See City of Troy Trail - 10
miles
Will run from Taylorsville MetroPark in Montgomery County north to Sidney in
Shelby County.
GREAT MIAMI RIVER RECREATION TRAIL
Montgomery County Dayton, Ohio
22.6 miles
Asphalt Paved Five Rivers MetroParks
This bikeway runs along both sides the Great Miami River in Dayton Ohio
from Triangle MetroPark South to Stewart Street Bridge
GREENVILLE
CREEK TRAIL
Darke County (open) - Trailhead for the Greenville Creek Trail extending
from Darke County's Alice Bish Park to the Greenville City Park. Darke County Park District
603 South Broadway
Greenville, Ohio 45331-1929
(513) 548-0165
GREENWAY
CORRIDOR Lake County Jackson Street (North) to Ravenna Road (South)
Partially Open. 4.8 miles/Asphalt Lake MetroParks Baltimore and Ohio RR
"H" CONNECTOR BIKEWAY aka
CREEKSIDE RECREATION TRAIL (see above)
Montgomery County
Five Rivers MetroParks (Montgomery County)
17.8 miles
This route connects the Mad River Recreation Trail
which
currently runs from Dayton to Eastwood MetroPark. At the park the Creekside
Recreation Trail runs East to connect with the Creekside Trail which
starts
at the Greene County line (Interstate I-675 at US-35) and ends at the Xenia Station in
Xenia, Ohio where it connects to four other trails.
HEART
OF OHIO TRAIL Knox County
Open in Centerburg - State Route 3 at State Route 36
Is part of the Ohio To Erie Trail
HEADWATERS
TRAIL
Portage County/Mantua to Garrettsville
7 miles/crushed gravel
Headwaters Landtrust, donated to Portage County Park District
Conrail (Erie-Lackawanna, Erie). For more information please contact the
Portage County
Park District at (330) 693-9404. The trail is expected to be completed this year.
HERITAGE TRAIL
Franklin County/Madison County, Hilliard to Plain City
7.0 miles/asphalt paved
Washington Township Parks and Recreation
Conrail (Pennsylvania)
complete, to Plain City.
Hilliard to Hayden section opened in 1997
HIKE AND BIKE TRAIL
Summit, Portage and Cuyahoga counties/Kent to Sagamore Hills
33.5 miles asphalt paved
Ohio Edison Company/Metro Parks Serving Summit County
Akron, Bedford & Cleveland (interurban) and New York Central RR.
HOCKHOCKING ADENA BIKEWAY (See
Athens County Bikeway)
Athens County/Nelsonville to Athens
19 miles asphalt paved
From the North: Start at the Robbins Crossing on the Hocking College
Campus
From the South: Start on East State Street (near the Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Plant)
For more information please contact the Athens Visitor's Center at (740) 592-1819
HOLMES
COUNTY TRAIL Holmes County
Fredericksburg to Killbuck
15 miles paved
Plans are in progress to run from Fredericksburg in Huron County to Holmesville
Holmesville to
Millersburg to Killbuck to the South
Will connect to Mohican Valley Trail in Knox
County
HURON RIVER
GREENWAY Erie County
Huron to Milan and Norfolk Erie County MetroParks (Under Construction)
Partially open. To be 12. 8 miles when completed/Gravel
Huron River Greenway Coalition Erie MetroParks
KOKOSING GAP TRAIL
Knox County/Mount Vernon-Danville
14 miles/asphalt paved
Knox County/Friends of Kokosing Gap Trail
Conrail (Pennsylvania)
Several river crossings with spectacular views, passes through
Kenyon College in Gambier.
LITTLE
BEAVER CREEK GREENWAY TRAIL Runs parallel to the Middle Fork of the Little Beaver Creek
between Lisbon and Leetonia, Ohio.
Former Erie Lackawanna Railbed in Salem and Center Townships.
11 miles long Greenway Trail (personal
website) good photos
LITTLE MIAMI SCENIC TRAIL - almost
completed (78 miles open)
Springfield to Little Miami Golf Center (Newtown Road) South of Terrace Park (outside
Cincinnati
Warren, Clermont & Hamilton Counties
The Little Miami Scenic Trail runs some 76 miles from
Springfield Ohio in the North to South of Milford (outside Cincinnati).
Since it runs through several counties, there are several jurisdictions and
names for the trail. From Xenia to Yellow Springs the trail is called locally
the Yellow Springs Bikeway. From Xenia to Milford it's called the Little Miami
Scenic Trail and in Loveland, it is called the Loveland Trail. See link below to
the trail within the Little Miami Scenic Park (ODNR).
LITTLE MIAMI SCENIC STATE PARK (Trail through the park)
50 Miles (South from Xenia) in four Ohio Counties; Greene, Warren, Clermont and Hamilton
Asphalt paving.
Owned by Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR)
The trail extends from Springfield in the North to 4 miles South of Milford Ohio.
Penn Central (Pennsylvania)
LUTHER
E. WARREN PEACE PATH Clinton County - Wilmington
1.2 miles currently built, expansion planned
Clinton Rails-To-Trails Coalition
Unknown
Unknown rail line
MARIETTA
BIKE TRAIL
Washington County
State Route 821 (North) to downtown Marietta (South)
3 miles/Asphalt
City of Marietta
Development Department
MAPLE
HIGHLANDS TRAIL
Geauga County The trail currently extends from Colburn Road at the Lake-Geauga border
to Headwaters Park in Claridon & Huntsburg townships.
12.4 miles/Asphalt
Partially Open - When completed 20.2 miles Geauga
Parks District Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
MIAMI AND ERIE CANAL
TOWPATH TRAIL
-Lucas County/Providence to Waterville
-10.1 miles/dirt through the wooded area between the old canal bed
and the Scenic Maumee
River from Providence to Waterville
MIAMI
ERIE CANAL Allen, Auglaize, Miami , Shelby & Van Wert Counties (South to
North)
Delphos (North) to Piqua (South)
59 miles, dirt, grass & compacted stone Miami Erie Canal Corridor Association
Formerly the Towpath of the Miami and Erie Canal (Toledo to Cincinnati)
MIDDLETOWN TRAIL
a part of The Great Miami River Recreation Trail [GMRRT] in
Warren & Butler Counties Butler County
6.5 miles in Middletown Ohio.
This trail segment will be a part of the GMRRT. This 28 mile trail is
being built from Crains Run Nature Park in Montgomery County South through
Franklin in Warren County, Middletown in Butler County to finally end at an
existing trail South of Hamilton also in Butler County
MOONVILLE
RAIL TRAIL
Athens & Vinton Counties- Hope School (West) to Moonville Tunnel
(East)
10 miles/Ballast
In Planning - To be 16 miles when completed
Moonville Rail Trail Association
MUSKINGUM RECREATIONAL TRAIL Muskingum County - Dresden Main Street (North) to Rock Cut Road in
Gilbert (South)
4.5 miles/Asphalt
Conrail (Pennsylvania)
Muskingum County Park District
P.O. Box 446 Zanesville, OH 43702-0446
740-445-8237
Planned to connect to the Zanesville Riverfront Bike Path to
the south on the same former rail bed.
NATIONAL
ROAD BIKEWAY Belmont County- Ballfield Road (North) to Reservoir Road (South)
7.7 miles/Asphalt (Partially completed)
City of St Clairsville
Director of Public Services
Only trail in Ohio with a tunnel "532 feet long
NORTH COAST INLAND TRAIL
(NCIT)
Lorain, Huron, Sandusky, Ottawa & Wood Counties when completed 65 miles from Elyria to Toledo.
Proposed NCIT will extend from Elyria to Millbury via Norwalk and Freemont and connect to
other trails in the Toledo area.
Lorain County Park District
Penn Central (New York Central) formerly Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland Railroad
Proposed NCIT will extend west to Norwalk and Fremont to Millbury A. Lorain County/Elyria to Kipton Section
14 miles/ asphalt paved
Lorain County Park District
Penn Central (New York Central) B. Oberlin Section (AKA OBERLIN BIKE PATH)
2.8 miles/ asphalt paved
Lorain County Park District
Penn Central (New York Central) C. Sandusky
County/Freemont to Elmore Section
Sandusky County/ Freemont to Elmore
10.5 miles/ asphalt paved
Sandusky County Park District
Penn Central (New York Central)
Opened October 2008)
The trail added an additional 6.5 miles to the trail
connecting the cities of Clyde and Freemont. Start either at East Side Park off St. Joseph
Street in Freemont or Maple Street in Clyde. For more information please call the Sandusky
County Park District at (419) 334-4495.
OBERLIN BIKE PATH(a
part of the North Coast Inland Trail)
Lorain County/Oberlin - bike-and-hike trail that stretches 14 miles from Elyria through Oberlin to
Kipton.
14.0 miles/asphalt
Lorain County Park District
Penn Central (New York Central)
A portion of the North Coast Inland Trail
OHIO AND ERIE TOWPATH TRAIL
Cuyahoga and Summit Counties/Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area
20 miles/crushed stone
National Park Service
OHIO CANAL WAY From Lake Erie
in "The Flats" of Cleveland South to connect with the Ohio and Erie Towpath
Trail. It will continue South of the Towpath Trail into Stark and Tuscarrawas counties. It
will become a part of the "Ohio to Erie Trail" that starts in Cincinnati and
will end in Lake Erie.
OHIO TO ERIE TRAIL -
This trail, when complete, will run from Cincinnati North to Xenia, Northeast up
the Prairie Grass Trail to London, London to Columbus, Columbus to Akron and
Akron to Cleveland about 350 miles. In the Miami Valley it consists of:
Little Miami Scenic Trail from near
Cincinnati to Xenia, Ohio and Prairie Grass Trail from Xenia to
London on its way to Columbus
87 miles - (Milford, near Cincinnati, to London)
Asphalt Paved
Clark, Montgomery, Warren & Hamilton Counties. In Greene County the trail is also
Known As (AKA) the Prairie Grass Trail since it travels from the
Xenia Station to London, Columbus and then North towards
Cleveland
Building on already established trails such as theLittle
Miami Scenic Trail North of Cincinnati that runs currently from Milford to
Springfield, and theTowpath Trail
(South of Cleveland) the sponsors of the trail anticipate that the Trail
will be fully completed by 2003, which will coincide with the bicentennial of the State of
Ohio.-The Ohio to Erie Trail is a part of the North Country Trail
which winds through
5 Northwest U.S. States.
OHIO CANAL GREENWAY
Licking County/Hebron
Located between Canal Park in Hebron and State Route 79 in Buckeye Lake
3.8 miles/crushed limestone
Licking County Park District
Penn Central (New York Central, Toledo and Ohio Central)
Adjacent to Ohio-Erie Canal route, replica covered bridge.
OHIO
RIVER TRAIL(Planning Stage) (See
Ohio River Trail Page)
Hamilton County/Cincinnati
16 miles from New Richmond to Lunken Airport (When Built)
Village of New Richmond West along Ohio River to Lunken Airport
"OKI" (Ohio, Kentucky & Indiana Regional Council of
Governments
Along North bank of Ohio River
Eventually to connect to downtown Cincinnati and to Newport Ky. across the Purple
People Bridge
OLENTANGY-SCIOTO BIKE PATH
Franklin County/Columbus
12.75 miles/asphalt and concrete
City of Columbus Parks and Recreation Dept.
Hocking Valley Railway line relocation (?)
Follows a portion of old railroad grade and canal towpath south
of Downtown.
PANHANDLE TRAIL
Licking County/ E. Main Street and Morris Ave. to Hanover
7 miles/asphalt paved
Thomas J. Evans Foundation/Licking County Park District
Adjacent to active Columbus and Ohio River Railway
(Conrail, Pennsylvania) Former second track- Note: The Evans Foundation is also instrumental in the development of an
extensive network of paved walking/bicycling trails between downtown Newark, the Newark
Campus of the Ohio State University and along Raccoon Creek that will eventually link
these two rails trails and others. Maps of the trail system are available at information
stations along the trails.
PHOEBE
SNOW TALLGRASS PRAIRIE TRAIL
(Formerly Phoebe Snow Trail) Marion County, Hardin County and Allen County
41 miles crushed stone and asphalt (when built)
Marion County Park District
East from Marion through Hardin County and stops 2 miles into Allen County. To
Lima eventually
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad.
Trail in planning by Marion County
Park District
PIQUA ACTIVITIES TRAIL
FOR HEALTH (P.A.T.H.) Miami County - (Finished) Fall 2003
5.5 miles East and West Trail runs from Troy-Sidney Road on the
east side of town, to Spiker Road to the West.
Connects to: Canal Run The
River's Edge and River's Edge South on what Piqua calls "The Loop" a 11.3 mile
"loop" around Piqua
and 3 miles South from Lock 9 Park to Peterson Road on the River's Edge South
PORTAGE
BIKE AND HIKE TRAIL
Summit, Portage and Cuyahoga counties/Kent to Sagamore Hills
23 miles/both asphalt paved and screened limestone sections
Ohio Edison Company/Metro Parks Serving Summit County
Akron, Bedford & Cleveland (interurban) and New York Central RR.
RICHLAND B&O
TRAIL
Richland County/Butler to Mansfield
18.4 Miles/asphalt
Richland County Park District
CSX Transportation (Baltimore & Ohio)
Opened in October 95, recognized as the 700th rail-trail in the
U.S. by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy.
RIVERS
EDGE SECTION of Piqua Linear Park
Miami County - Finished. Dedicated Oct. 2003
3.6 miles from Lock 9 Park in downtown Piqua to connect with the Canal Run at Roadside Park
SIDNEY TRAIL, CITY OF - A one mile
trail completed in 2008 from Graceland Cemetery West to the Great Miami
River.
SIMON
KENTON TRAIL
Clark and Champaign Counties, Ohio
17.9 miles from Springfield to Urbana
Phase 4 Completed from trail South to downtown
Springfield (completed).
This bikeway runs North from Springfield Ohio to Urbana Ohio. Along the
way it skirts the Cedar Bog.
Erie-Lackawanna
STILLWATER
RIVER RECREATION TRAILAKA
Englewood Bike Trail
Recreation Trail Montgomery County
There are two sections of trail open with a 4 mile break between them. They are: Stillwater River Recreation Trail (North)
- Jake Grossnickle Park to Englewood MetroPark (2 miles) Stillwater River Recreation Trail (South) -
Island MetroPark North to Sinclair Park (3.8 miles)
Follows the Stillwater River
Five Rivers MetroParks
Plans are being made to connect these two trail segments by Five Rivers
MetroParks
STAVICH BICYCLE TRAIL
Mahoning County/Struthers, OH to New Castle, PA.
10 miles asphalt paved
Stavich Foundation
Interurban route, possibly of the Sharon and New Castle Railway
Only "interstate" trail in Ohio. Adjacent to active CSX
Transportation line.
TRI-COUNTY
TRIANGLE TRAIL This trail through Fayette, Highland and Ross counties is
partially open
A total of 30.4 miles are completed and
completed as follows: Chillicothe to SR 138 (approx 17.2 miles), Robinson Road to Fairview Road in Fayette County (approx 5.7 miles), 3.5 miles through Washington Court House, 1.0 miles in Greenfield along Paint Creek and 3.0 miles from Chillicothe City Limit to Bridge Street-
52 miles when completed
Tri-County Trail & Park Districts in Chillicothe, Fayette County and Ross County
See Adena
Recreational Trail website (Ross County Park District)
Abandoned Railroad - Washington Court House to Chillicothe - B&O
Abandoned Railroad - Chillicothe west to Greenfield - CSX
Abandoned Railroad - Greenfield back to Washington Court House - Grand Trunk
& Western
The trail is a triangle connecting Washington Court House East to Chillicothe. The trail
then travels West to Greenfield and then Northwest back to Washington Court
House. Thanks
to Trustee Hugh Barnhill for information for
this link
THOMAS J. EVANS FOUNDATION BIKEWAY
Licking County/Newark to Johnstown
36 miles/asphalt paved
Thomas J. Evans Foundation/Licking County Park District
Penn Central (New York Central, Toledo and Ohio Central)
Historical markers with photographs.
Newark to Hanover section opened in 1997.
See also the Panhandle Trail (Above).
UNION CITY
GATEWAY Darke County Ohio and Randolph County Indiana
1 mile (when completed)
Darke County Parks District 603 South Broadway
Greenville, Ohio 45331-1929
(513) 548-0165
UNIVERSITY PARKS BIKE-HIKE TRAIL
Lucas County/Toledo
University of Toledo Campus to King Road
6.3 miles/asphalt
Toledo Area MetroParks
Detroit Toledo and Ironton (?)
WABASH CANNONBALL TRAIL
Lucas, Fulton, Williams and Henry Counties/Maumee to Liberty Center
63 miles cinders and original ballast some asphalt
Northwest Ohio Rails-to-Trails Assoc. (NORTA)
Norfolk Southern (Wabash)
When complete, will be nearly 63 miles in length, Montpelier and
Defiance to Toledo.
WESTERN
RESERVE GREENWAY
Trumbull County
Ashtabula County border to Champion
Street East in Bloomfield, Bristol and Champion Townships
14.65 miles
WESTERVILLE
BIKEWAY - (All of Westerville's Trails)
Franklin County , Westerville
2.2 miles, Maxtown Road (North) to Schrock Road (South) Westerville Parks & Recreation
(see map of all trails)
Unknown Railroad
A series of connected bikeways is being planned.
WILLIAMSBURG
- BATAVIA HIKE BIKE TRAIL
Clermont County - 13.3 miles when completed
Trail in planning
Trail will go from Batavia to Williamsburg with connection to East Fork
State Park
Unknown railbed
Village of Batavia, the Village of Williamsburg, Batavia Township,
Williamsburg Township,Clermont County Parks,
U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, Clermont Planning Department, OKI, the
Clermont Chamber of Commerce and the Ohio Department
of Natural Resources
WOLF CREEK RECREATION TAIL
Montgomery County/Trotwood to Brookville and Verona
13 miles/asphalt (newly paved)
Five Rivers MetroParks
Conrail (Pennsylvania)
This trail runs from Trotwood (Northwest of Dayton) 13 miles through Brookville to Verona
Ohio.
WRIGHT
BROTHERS' BIKEWAY AKA as the
Kauffman Avenue Bikeway and also as the
Huffman Prairie
Overlook Trail.
Greene County/ Fairborn to Eastway Park via Huffman Reserve and Wright Brothers Memorial
5.0 miles. Paved from Fairborn to Wright Brothers Memorial
Greene County Parks & Recreation
Conrail- It was the old Cincinnati and Lake Erie Traction Line or interurban which ran
along this route from 1918 to 1939
XENIA STATION
Is the hub of the Greene County trails. Trails connect from the Station in five
directions as follows: Little Miami Scenic
Trail North to Springfield and Little Miami Scenic
Trail South to Milford (near Cincinnati), Creekside Trail
, West to Dayton and
the Prairie Grass Trail Northeast to Columbus Xenia-Jamestown Connector to Jamestown and
Washington-Court House.
The Station is finished Xenia on US Route 68 just South of
the Courthouse. It has a parking lot, restrooms and lockers.
XENIA-JAMESTOWN CONNECTOR
Greene County
Xenia Station (Southwest) to Jamestown 12.5 miles currently
Will eventually be extended Northwest to Xenia Station(3 more miles)
6.5 miles completed Jasper Road to Jamestown
4.3 miles Jamestown to Fayette County Line. Greene County Recreation
and Parks CSX Railroad
Trail will eventually connect to Washington Court House and Chillicothe in
Ross County at the Tri-Country
Triangle Trail and is partially open.
YELLOW
SPRINGS BIKEWAY(AKA Little Miami Scenic Trail 76 miles
long)
Greene County/Yellow Springs to Xenia See
Trail Review
9.6 miles/asphalt paved from Yellow Springs to Xenia
Greene County Park District
Penn Central (Pennsylvania)
ZANESVILLE RIVERFRONT BIKE PATH AKA Muskingum Recreation Trail
Muskingum County/Zanesville
4 miles/asphalt paved
City of Zanesville
Conrail (Pennsylvania)
Adjacent to active CSX Transportation line.
