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Clark County Trails CLARK CHAMPAIGN COUNTY W COUNTY LINE Tremont City CLARK COUNTY COUNTY 235 4 North Hampton Catawba 56 41 TRAILS Lawrenceville r Eagle City Road rvoi Soccer Complex se VILLA RD 334 Re MIAMI COUNTY n w Three recreational trails pass CLARK COUNTY ro B Buck . J Creek through Clark County. More e TRAIL LINES c State Park 68 n e r a information about the individual LAKE l Clark Lake 3 C PATH - indicated with a solid color line. trails can be found on the other New Existing/Construction Wittenberg Old Reid Park Lake Sylvan Pending Paths are physically separated from University Carlisle B side of this map or by visiting uck C re ek ea motorized vehicular traffic. SMITH Snyder Park B Veterans 40 v 70 PARK HERITAGE CENTER er www.mvrpc.org/bikeways Park Creek Donnelsville ROUTE - indicated with a double color line. 571 40 Existing/Construction 4 South Pending Routes are shared roadways. 40 SPRINGFIELD Vienna Springfield detail map Clark State on reverse side. Community Road Intersections / Trail Access College MIAMI LEFFELS 235 70 ver 54 Ri RECREATIONAL TRAILS CLARK ad 68 M SPRINGFIELD- XENIA Enon 41 1 Ohio-to-Erie Trail Little Miami Scenic Trail MONTGOMERY 675 72 3 3 GREENE Simon Kenton Trail HUSTEAD 3 River WARREN CLARK COUNTY JACKSON Little Mia mi South 42 TO Buck Creek Scenic Trail Charleston 40 GREENE COUNTY LONDON WOODWARD 1 6.2 MILES Community Trail / Route JAMESTOWN North Country Trail and Buckeye Trail Clifton SOUTH CHARLESTON-CLIFTON Underground Railroad Bicycle Route 41 CLARK COUNTY 1 0 1 2 3 4 SELMA MILES MADISON COUNTY OTHER MAP DESIGNATIONS CHILLICOTHE KILOMETERS 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Local or State Park University or College Parking N O R T H Restrooms One South Main Street ROADWAY DESIGNATIONS Suite 260 Dayton, Ohio 45402 Interstate Highways TEL: (937) 223-6323 FAX: (937) 223-9750 U. S. Highways TTY/TDD: 800-750-0750 www.mvrpc.org Ohio State Routes Information provided as of February 2011. Ohio-to-Erie 1 Little Miami 3 Buck Creek 40 SPRINGFIELD Trail Scenic Trail Scenic Trail Villa Road . Staging Area . VILLA RD. R D 75 Villa Rd. 4 The Little Miami Scenic Trail begins in S H The Ohio-to-Erie Trail passes quickly from T C This trail joins Buck Creek State Park with . Springfield P A . A RO O R SCOM C D Milford, in Hamilton County, and travels IS MO R the busy urban setting of the City of Xenia Old Reid Park and ends in Veterans Park, for N DR. G P RED Clarence J. K R . U Brown Reservoir approximately 70 miles northeast to MIDDLE URBANA RD into the beautiful rural Greene County a scenic 7 mile ride. The trail is 10’ wide and B DERR RD. S IC countryside. Connecting spurs at Sims Street Springfield, in Clark County. Portions of the highlights the industrial legacy of downtown N 72 A Buck Creek H C State Park and Bob Evans Park link the east side of Little Miami Scenic Trail parallel the river Springfield. HOME RD. E M Buck Creek CROFT RD. State Park Xenia and the Y.R.C. Baseball complex. for which it's named, winding serenely Upper Valley Office Mall E. 1901 Buck Creek Lane . VE. AV Springfield through the beautiful countryside of A ROB 68 A ERT EAS TMAN . R The trail is 12' wide between Xenia Station HARDING RD. D D. D N . Southwestern Ohio. Sections of the trail are R LLEY PK. O N G L VA IS and Wilberforce-Switch Road, where a 3 K R BELMONT LA E E also part of the statewide Buckeye Trail, the A B R . P L LV T CROFT RD. S LIMESTONE ST D T . C W. 1S 0.9-mile spur connects to Central State, T. K UPPER MITCHEL C S North Country National Scenic Trail and the McC Lagonda U REIGHT AV B Wilberforce University and the National E. Field statewide Ohio-to-Erie Trail. 40 AVE. Afro-American Museum. From there, the 10' SPRINGFIELD Wittenberg VE. COLUMBUS Snyder University ribbon of pavement winds gently through Park Cliff LAGONDA A E. Park AV area farm fields and crosses a magnificent S Simon . BU NO . M RTH . ST. E U . L E 3 4 . V IN O BIRD RD. C V OLU T C wooded gorge with limestone cliffs and MBIA A ST. A S TA G W. Y MAIN ST R Kenton Trail . M VE R E ESTONE ST A U H B IGH ST L W mature hardwood forest. This portion of the . FOUN P N O N E. MAIN ST. SPRING ST LIM L E E. NATIONAL RD. YTO T IT 40 A trail connects one park in Xenia and two D WASHIN HIGH ST. The Simon Kenton Trail extends from the W GTON PLEASANT ST. Clark County parks in Cedarville as part of the 353-mile Little Miami Scenic Trail in Springfield Heritage Center Davey Moore LEXINGTON AVE. HIG 117 S. Fountain Ave. H Park ST. Ohio-to-Erie Trail. Traveling northeast, the and travels north approximately 17 miles T. CENTER ST S INNISF T ALLEN A S VE. ST trail connects South Charleston in Clark M EA to the Urbana YMCA in Champaign County. U 72 L K 41 P EN TO County through London in Madison County. Along the way is The Depot Coffee House, . N S JOHNN T. T. Y LYTLE S S. CHARLESTON PK. in a renovated train station. 68 S BURNETT RD. REBERT PK. G Rose Street SELMA RD. IN R 3 Park P S JOHN ST LIMESTONE ST W . LLO D E R Y D IR Clark State B Community LEFFELS LN. College 70 One South Main Street Suite 260 Dayton, Ohio 45402 TEL: (937) 223-6323 FAX: (937) 223-9750 TTY/TDD: 800-750-0750 www.mvrpc.org.
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