Hamilton County

Cincinnati Parks District has so much to offer. Here are some ideas on where to go to enjoy biking: 

• Cincinnati Riverfront Park

• Otto Armleder Park - bike path

• Fernbank Park - bike path

• Friendship Park - riverside bike trail

• Sawyer Point

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Connecting Hamilton, Fairfield, Miamisburg, Dayton and Piqua

Great Miami River Recreation Trail is a 75 mile trail that rides along the Great Miami River. 

Hamilton County

Great Parks of Hamilton County - Visit GreatParks.org for list of trails and their uses - mountain bike, walking, horse, etc.

• Francis RecreAcres - 1 mile trail

• Miami Whitewater Forest - Inner (1.2miles) & Outer (7.8 miles) paved loops

• Sharon Woods - 2.6 mile trail loops around lake

• Winton Woods - 3 mile biking trail

Warren County

Lebanon Countryside Bike Trail - visit TrailLink.com for more great suggestions. Trail maps also available at some local businesses in downtown Lebanon. 

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Warren County

There's plenty to see and do along this 75 continuous mile stretch of trail - you can hop on the trail at different locations and bike as little or as much as you'd like. Visit Warren County Ohio Largest Playland for more information.

Warren County

The Loveland Bike Trail is a great trail for bikers. It connects 70 miles of paved pathways. You can start your journey in historic Loveland and then bike to  Milford, Miami Township, Newtown and Lebanon.

According to the Mimai Conservancy District there are "330 miles of connected, paved bikeways - built and managed by several organizations - exist in southwest Ohio".  Counties include Montgomery County, Warren County & Butler County. 

Bicycle & Pedestrian Information

Great resource with a listing of bikeways and trails inlcuding the Little Miami Scenic Trail, and Great Miami River Trail. 

• Cox Rd Bike Lanes  - travel on Barrett Rd. to Hamilton-Mason Rd. (2.3 miles)

•  Liberty Township Trails - 3 trails but they are not connected

•  Oxford Community Park Path - between N. Fairfield and S. Brookville Rds.

Hamilton County

City of Cincinnati - Some of the trails have been completed. Eventually the trails will connect 23 miles "along the north bank of the river from Coney Island through Downtown to Sayler Park".

• Cincinnati Bike Maps

• Bicycle Transportation Program - City of Cincinnati