Posts Tagged ‘Tri-State Trails’
Kentucky Receives $25,000 Federal Grant to Install Traffic Garden for Youth in Dayton
Office of Highway Safety partners with Tri-State Trails to teach bicycle and pedestrian safety to youth in Dayton, Kentucky. FRANKFORT, Ky. (March 1, 2023) – A $25,000 federal grant will…
Read MoreSpring Trail Adventure
Join Tri-State Trails for a fun-filled trail experience in Hamilton, Ohio. We’ll feature options to explore the newly expanded Great Miami River Trail by bike and Hamilton Beltline by bike…
Read MoreTrail usage increased in 2022
Since 2017, Tri-State Trails has collected usage data on our regional trails to document the impact these corridors for people-powered movement have on local communities. We report on two key…
Read MoreHelp us welcome Brad Bowers to Tri-State Trails
Please join us in welcoming our newest team member, Brad Bowers! Brad will be joining Tri-State Trails in a new full time role as a Project Manager. He’ll help us…
Read MoreTri-State Trails celebrates a decade, announces plans to become new nonprofit organization
Dear Friend of Tri-State Trails: Last night, in a room filled with many of our closest supporters, we shared a major announcement: Tri-State Trails is taking the next step in…
Read MoreUpdating the Low-Stress Bike Map
Our Low-Stress Bike Map helps beginner cyclists and active commuters select comfortable routes using low-traffic roads around Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky’s urban core. As we plan for a 2022 reprint,…
Read MoreIn memory of Don Burrell
Don Burrell was a pioneer for active transportation in Cincinnati. For years, Don served as the Bicycle/Pedestrian Coordinator at OKI Regional Council of Governments and was involved in countless projects…
Read MoreLet’s reimagine Northern Kentucky’s bikeway network
One of our key advocacy priorities in the coming years is to improve connectivity in Northern Kentucky’s urban core for bicycling. Designed to be walkable hundreds of years ago, river cities…
Read MoreClifton Ave project advances protected bike lane conversation in Cincinnati
Installed in July 2014, the Central Parkway protected bike lane was the first of its kind in the State of Ohio. Today, this 2.2-mile stretch from Elm Street to Marshall…
Read MoreConnecting Wasson Way to the Murray Path
The Wasson Way Trail from the Ault Park bridge down to Old Red Bank Road is open! The new zig-zag switchback trail offers tree-top views and makes climbing and descending…
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