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Summer Adventure
Enjoy the Ride
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HIT THE TRAILS
Summer on Two Wheels
Armleder-Lunken Connector Trail
Connects Otto Armleder Memorial Park to the Lunken Playfield, passing through meadows and running alongside the Little Miami River before ascending to join the Lunken Airport Playfield Trail.
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Length: 1.1 miles
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Type: Shared-use
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Level: Moderate
Francis RecreAcres Shared-Use Trail
This easy loop passes soccer fields and a universally accessible playground, making it a great neighborhood route with convenient parking.
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Length: 1 mile
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Type: Shared Use
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Level: Easy
Glenwood Gardens to Winton Woods Trail
The 3.6-mile trail will connect two major Great Parks destinations and extends the existing West Fork Mill Creek Greenway Trail to 9 miles of continuous trail.
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Length: 3.6 miles
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Type: Shared-use
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Level: Moderate
Harbor Loop Trail
Circling Winton Lake, this trail features two bridges, a tunnel to West Branch Trail, views of the boathouse and campground, and a historic marker for Science Hall School, in use for 132 years before Greenhills was founded in 1938.
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Length: 1.7 miles
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Type: Shared Use
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Level: Easy
Lunken Airport Playfield Trail
This loop around the active municipal airport offers open views of planes as they take off and land. The paved trail runs atop a levee and connects to several major regional trails like the Ohio River Trail, the Armleder-Lunken Connector, the Little Miami Scenic Trail and the 320-mile Ohio to Erie Trail.
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Length: 5 miles
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Type: Shared-use
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Level: Moderate
Mountain Bike Trail
Discover Hamilton County’s first purpose-built mountain bike trail, featuring IMBA-designed singletrack with two loops: Trail A (intermediate) and Trail B (advanced), built with CORA for a true off-road challenge.
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Length: 8.1 miles
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Type: Mountain Bike
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Level: Moderate
Otto Armleder Shared-use Trail
Excellent birdwatching opportunities await with nesting platforms for ospreys and birdhouses attracting native bluebirds and tree swallows. Watch for hawks, sparrows, short-eared owls and even elusive wildlife like foxes in diverse habitats along the way.
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Length: 1.9 miles
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Type: Shared-use
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Level: Easy
Shaker Trace Inner Loop
Follow Dry Fork Creek to spot kingfishers, crayfish, water snakes, darters, and 450-million-year-old marine fossils. Enjoy scenic views and take advantage of exercise stations along the trail.
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Length: 1.4 miles
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Type: Fitness
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Level: Easy
Shaker Trace Outer Loop
Winds through prairies and wetlands, offering a scenic ride or walk through rare habitats. Spot birds, turtles, and butterflies, and pause at the wildlife shelter for a tranquil view of the wetlands.
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Length: 7.8 miles
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Type: Shared Use
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Level: Moderate
Sharon Woods Shared-use Trail
The Sharon Woods Shared-use Trail follows the shoreline of Sharon Woods Lake and offers views of diverse wildlife.
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Length: 2.6 miles
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Type: Shared-use
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Level: Easy
West Branch Trail
Connecting the harbor to the Winton Center and the Kingfisher Trail, it features seasonal blooms, birds and insects at the rain garden.
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Length: 0.9 mile
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Type: Shared Use
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Level: Easy
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Questions about Recreation
- Campground office and store with café
- Washers and dryers
- Playground and Activity Shelter
- Two dump stations ($11.50 for non-campers)
- Within walking distance to Winton Woods Harbor
- The trail is open daily from dawn until dusk, weather dependent.
Trail openings and closures are weather dependent. Riding or hiking the trail in wet, muddy conditions damages the trails for all users and has a negative impact on the surrounding vegetation and wildlife. - The trail is generally open April through December. It is closed during winter months, because the trail is most vulnerable to damage during this time due to the freeze/thaw cycle. If conditions indicate a deep freeze that is sustained throughout the day, the trail may be opened during that time. However, during normal winter conditions, increased temperatures or sunlight may cause the trail may thaw in the afternoon, creating poor trail conditions. In this situation, the trail will remain closed.
- The trail is closed during all heavy rainfall events regardless of the time of year. Closure is dependent upon the amount and duration of rainfall as well as trail conditions.
- When the trail is closed, it is closed to all users including mountain bikers, hikers and runners.
Policies & Permits
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Mountain Bike Trails
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Motor Vehicle Permit (MVP) Required