Useful Trail Info

• There are more than 400 miles of connected recreational trail in SW Ohio, another 150 miles are in the planning or construction phase!
   
• Recreational trails near homes increase property values and are a very desirable feature for many buyers.
   
• You can use your bicycle for basic transportation! Here are the facts you need to know.
   
• All trails are free and open to the public every day of the year, from dawn till dusk. The interconnected trail network stretches from Miami County in the north, down to Warren County in the south. From the west in Montgomery County, the trails move east through Greene County, into Clark County with trails in Fayette, Ross and Highland Counties.
   
• Obey posted safety rules and please don’t litter.  Ride/walk/run/roller blade on the right, be alert for hazards and be courteous of other users.  Always pass with care, announce your intentions and share the trail.
   
• Be sure your bicycle equipment is safe and you wear an approved helmet.  This brochure will give you some useful information on safety and equipment.
   
• Open this map to view trail in the Miami Valley area and this map to view Greene County recreational trails.  You can order a map by clicking on this link.  
   
• Be safe!  Be alert and avoid using the trail alone.  Never be on the trail after dark.
   
• Rails-to-Trails is the largest transportation recycling program in the country—helping turn unused railroad lines into trails. Now we’re taking those trails and the people and places they connect and championing a new future for transportation: active transportation by burning calories, not carbon!  For more information click here
   
• Trails are built by people who share a common enthusiasm to protect the environment, be active and love the outdoors.  People build trails and your support is essential to promote recreational trails in our area.  We need your support by becoming a TTT member, using the trail, supporting trail activities and contacting local officials and ask them to support the trail.
  
   

Recreational trails have to compete with many other projects for funding.  They will not be fully supported unless you speak up and make a case for maintenance and construction of recreational trails!

Tri-County Triangle Trail