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Mad River Water Trail Our Rivers and Streams Offer Wonderful Opportunities for Recreation, from Kayak- Ing and Canoeing to Fishing and Wildlife Watching Mad River Water Trail Our rivers and streams offer wonderful opportunities for recreation, from kayak- ing and canoeing to fishing and wildlife watching. But it’s important to learn how to enjoy them safely. Review the information on the reverse side to make sure your next outing on the Mad River Water Trail is a safe and fun adventure. 235 Map Symbols Watch for this sign to help you ty 9 River Miles un 12.4 Co Water Trail Access find the access- River Miles points along the 12.4 No Access Mad River MR Water Trail. 62.5 MR Mad River 5 BC Buck Creek County Bellefontaine GM Great Miami River County 10 MR 60.0 LOGAN COUNTY SHELBY COUNTY Roadside Parking 47 For the most up-to-date Zanesfield Parking Lot 235 information on the water trail MR 58.6 Restrooms www.miamiconservancy.org/ recreation/planatrip.asp Drinking Water De Graff Picnic Area MR 56.0 r 508 e v Canoe Rental TOLEDO i CLEVELAND R d a Boat Ramp M 5 County Whitewater Feature MR 54.0 r e C eek LOGAN COUNTY 2 he c 20 o Camping nty c CHAMP u Township 253 a AIGN COUNTY o 235 C O H I O M Recreational MR 51.1 Trail Access COLUMBUS West Liberty DAYTON County 28 P i 245 m MCD t o . w County 171 Flood Control Dam n Rd CINCINNATI MR 50.0 urch Couchman Rd. Stevenson Rd. Low Dam Russell Rd. Ch Mt. Tabor Rd. Cox Rd. Metz Rd. Sullivan Rd. Caution Area 29 MR 48.2 Rd. Sullivan Rd. Mennonite Church Rd. 29 G l h Ohio State Routes a c d t Calland i C y D arrysville Rd. 245 Cr e U.S. Highways e e AIGN COUNTY Snapp Rd. Yearion Rd. e MR ch k 45.8 o Ma c SHELBY COUNTY Interstate 29 Lippincott Rd. SHELBY COUNTY Ludlow Rd CHAMP K Rd. Highways i s e etery Rd. 560 r La k Farm MIAMI COUNTY e Cem Woodville Rd. MR Church Rd. 44.2 0 1 2 1 3 Ford Rd. A MILES Upper Valley Pike KILOMETERS N 40˚ 10’ 22.8” Map Legend 1 0 12345 W 83˚ 47’ 44.2” an Rd. 29 Purk Rd. MR 42.8 235 W Lantz Rd. nna Rd. U MR 51.1 West Liberty Park (SR 245) MR 28.8 St. Paris Pike bridge MR 19.0 Enon Road bridge ard Rd. Wisem Ha rban Rd. a 296 - W MR o Rd. (roadside access river left) (roadside access river left) (roadside access river left) r 42.7 od stock e v i MR 50.0 Pimtown Road bridge MR 27.1 SR 41 (First Street) bridge H 10.6 DAM downstream of Medway Road River Rd. R Kiser Lake d (roadside access river right) (Mad River Paddle Sports) (portage river right) Smith Rd. a (roadside access river left) 36 M Barger Rd. M illerstown Rd. MR 40.9 MR 48.2 Upper Valley Pike (Sullivan MR 06.5 Huffman MetroPark St. Paris Millerstown Rd. Buck Creek State Park Road/Mennonite Road) (Lower Valley Pike) MR 40.7 ODNR Division of Watercraft Ludlow Rd. (roadside access river left) (access river right) Wolcott Rd. Stickley Rd. Springfield Office d. R MR 45.8 Lippincott Road AA 05.8 DAM - Huffman Dam 07.1 Run MR Urbana (roadside access river right or left) C TWO DAMS at Buck Creek State Park (portage river right) kle Rd. 39.1 Large dam creates reservoir, low dam Runkle Rd. MR 39.1 A 44.2 DAM (portage on either side) immediately downstream of large dam MR 05.8 Downstream of Huffman Dam aris Jackson A MR 39.1 P n (launch downstream of low dam) d N 40˚ 06’ 24.6” (access river right) St. MR 42.8 er W 83˚ 47’ 57.2” SR 296 bridge s I 05.2 o BC 06.4 Old Reid Park at Buck Creek DAM downstream of SR 444 Tree Rd. (roadside access river left) n m (Stay far left, portage dam. El (access river left) Bair Rd. C r MR 42.7 DO NOT continue straight into mill race Old T e MR SR 29 bridge ro e y Pike Old Troy Pik 37.5 (roadside access river left) BC 05.9 Old Reid Park at Beaver Creek VERY dangerous and ILLEGAL) e k (access river right) Rd. Hickory Grove Rd. MR 40.9 River Road (Birchbark Canoe Livery) J 04.5 Large pipe across river downstream of . Eastwood MetroPark (portage right or d. Pisgah Rd. (access river right) D DAM - located on Beaver Creek R MR Christianburg - Jackson 36.2 (portage river right) left with caution) Pisgah Rd. 55 Cedar Bog MR 40.7 Millerstown Road bridge and River Dalton State Nature MR 55 No Ten Rd. Road (roadside access river right) BC 04.4 Municipal Park & Play 03.7 Eastwood MetroPark (Harshman Road) Preserve (access river right and left) MR 35.1 Buck Creek Whitewater Park 235 Dallas Rd. St S MR 39.1 US 36 bridge - north of the bridge Carleton Davidson Stadium Station Rd. o tor r m m ike s P K Small RAPID at Eastwood MetroPark s Cre (roadside access river right) & Buck Creek Nature Park St Paris - New Carlisle Rd CHAMP e AIGN COUNTY C k R (Kayak play area - access river right or left) r e d (access river right) ek . Ba Valley MR 39.1 US 36 bridge - south of the bridge llentine Rd. CLARK COUNTY MR 33.4 MR . E DAM at Lagonda Park 01.6 Findlay Street bridge d (roadside access river right) Ballentine R T Pike e h (portage river left) ll a County Line Rd. (roadside access river left) i c v Snyder Rd. ker ls y Rd e . B 39.1 DAM - downstream of SR 36 Stott Rd. n C BC MR n h 02.8 Art Museum Park & Play 00.6 Valley Street (Whitewater Warehouse) o a p m Middle Urbana Rd. (portage river right) D a n Buck Creek Whitewater Park (roadside access river right) New Carlisle Rd. - Cre Fields Ashbaugh Rd. n e Ayers Rd. o k t (access river right) p Tremo MR 37.5 Old Troy Pike m nt Rd. MR 00.5 a Webster Street bridge H MR 31.9 (roadside access river right) Dalton Rd. F Small RAPID at Veteran’s Memorial Park (roadside access river right) N 41 (Kayak play area - access river right) Moorefield Cata MR 36.2 SR 55 bridge River Rd. wba Rd. MR 00.0 Deeds Point (downtown Dayton) (roadside access river right) GM 80.7 BC 02.1 Snyder Park & Play (access river right) ike Springfield N. Hampton Rd. St. P r Buck Creek Whitewater Park Paris P i MR 35.1 Dallas Road bridge ik o Black Pike e v (access river left) L 81.3 DAM at Island MetroPark Eagl r (roadside access river right) e e . City e s Detrick Jordan Pike Rd. (south of Helena Street - portage left) wn R per Valley r o G Small RAPID at Snyder Park B Up MR MR 33.4 County Line Road bridge S 29.7 . Buck . t J . Villa (Kayak play area - access river left) GM 80.4 RiverScape (downtown Dayton) MR Rd. Creek Hodge Rd (roadside access river left) 235 28.8 P e a c State Grant Rd. r ri e s N 39˚ 57’ 01.9” n Park MR v P e Yeazell Rd. Lower Valley Pike r 22.7 M 79.9 DAM near Dayton Art Institute downstream ik W 83˚ 45’ 07.4” MR 31.9 Tremont City Road bridge i e a R l (access river left or right) of I-75 (portage left or right) Detrick Jordan Pike Home Rd. BC (roadside access river left) d 07.1 C a M N 39˚ 56’ 35.1” BC MR 20.1 Old Lower Valley Pike N 76.6 DAM at Tait Station downstream of I-75 05.9 Eastm Bowman Mahar Rd MR 29.7 Eagle City Road bridge New Carlisle Pike W 83˚ 47’ 10.3” an (Mad River Adventures) before railroad bridge (portage right) seh Rd. MR 27.1 BC 04.4 BC 06.4 (roadside access river left) BC 02.1 N 39˚ 55’ 42.7” (access river right) Buck Rd. W 83˚ 48’ 42.1” ek Old Columbus Rd. 571 Tecum e Information compiled as of September 2014 and is subject to change. Milton C Cr arlisle Rd. k N 39˚ 56’ 13.5” F c . d Lost New Carlisle Pike u W 83˚ 46’ 01.5” R G . B d ird Be a ve r Cr N 39˚ 52’ 00.4” B e ek MIAMI COUNTY R d. MR 25.5 w R W 83˚ 49’ 23.7” BC ie 02.8 st v MR a MONTGOMERY COUNTY 24.6 E e t. Old S k pring r S field e La Enon Rd. MR 22.7 s v rive i SPRINGFIELD ring D MR R 20.1 p 40 ay - Carlisle . Phillipsburg Union Road 202 S i haley ixie W D edw Selma Rd. m Dog Leg Pike Leg Dog ellow M a Y rth MIAMI COUNTY o Union d. UNION S. i CLARK COUNTY S. R N Dayton Springfield Rd M e t Pik MR 19.0 Snider a y MIAMI COUNTY alle e V r r MR e 17.0 P MONTGOM Spangler o VANDALIA G ERY COUNTY Low ss 235 . u m 40 Enon Rd.
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