Ohio’s Miami Valley region provides over 340 miles of paved, multi-use recreational trails. Stretching across county lines, these trails connect schools, parks, historic landmarks and area attractions.
On the Miami Valley Trails you can travel through meadows, scenic countryside, forested areas and city centers while on the path. The Miami Valley Trails enhances both the wellness and quality of life of Miami Valley residents and visitors. All trails are free and open to the public every day of the year, from dawn till dusk.
Miami Valley Trails:
Ohio-to-Erie Trail
Length: 29 miles
Area Attractions: National Afro-American Museum & Indian Mound Reserve
Little Miami Scenic Trail
Length: 78 miles
Area Attractions: Ft. Ancient, Xenia Station, John Bryan State Park, Hartman’s Rock Garden
Photo Credit: Little Miami Scenic Trail
Creekside Trail
Length: 15 miles
Area Attractions: James Ranch Park, Beavercreek Station/September 11th Memorial, Eastwood MetroPark
Photo Credit: Creekside Trail
Simon Kenton Trail
Length: 32 miles
Area Attractions: Westcott House, Heritage Center Museum, Cedar Bog Nature Preserve, Grimes Field, Urbana, The Top of Ohio – Campbell Hill
Photo Credit: Cedar Bog Nature Preserve
Xenia – Jamestown Connector
Length: 17 miles
Area Attractions: Frank Seaman Park
Wright Brothers – Huffman Prairie Trail
Length: 5 miles
Area Attractions: Huffman Dam, Wright Brothers Memorial/Huffman Flying Field, Wright State University
Stillwater River Trail
Length: 5 miles
Area Attractions: Island MetroPark (featured image), Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, Englewood Dam
Mad River Trail
Length: 6.6 miles
Area Attractions: RiverScape MetroPark, Eastwood MetroPark, National Museum of the Air Force, Huffman MetroPark
