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Trail List + Contact Information, from South to North Ohio to Erie Trail: Trail List + Contact Information, from South to North County Trail Name Trail Owner Trail owner website Operations Contact (if different Trail operations Friends group Tourism contact Tourism website from owner) Website Hamilton Ohio River Way City of Cincinnati cincinnatiparks.com Cincinnati USA CVB cincyusa.com Cincinnati Street Route City of Cincinnati cincinnatiparks.com Hamilton County Trails Great Parks of Hamilton Co. greatparks.org Little Miami Scenic Trail State Park ODNR, Div. of Parks http://parks.ohiodnr.gov/littlemiami Clermont Little Miami Scenic Trail State Park ODNR, Div. of Parks & Recreation Little Miami Scenic Trail State Park ODNR, Div. of Parks http://parks.ohiodnr.gov/littlemiami Clermont Co. CVB visitclermontohio.com Warren Little Miami Scenic Trail State Park ODNR, Div. of Parks http://parks.ohiodnr.gov/littlemiami Friends of the Little Miami State Park Warren Co. CVB ohioslargestplayground.com Greene (FLMSP), flmsp.org Greene County Trails Greene County Parks and Trails gcparkstrails.com Greene Co. CVB greenecountyohio.org Xenia Station City of Xenia Friends of Xenia Station (FOXS), Greene County Trails Greene County Parks and Trails gcparkstrails.com xeniastation.com Clark Prairie Grass Trail Clark County Park District http://www.clarkcountyparks.org/ Greater Springfield CVB visitgreaterspringfield.com South Charleston Road Route Village of South Charleston http://www.villageofsouthcharleston.net/ Prairie Grass Trail Clark County Park District http://www.clarkcountyparks.org/ Greater Springfield CVB visitgreaterspringfield.com Madison Prairie Grass Trail Madison County Park District fmcpt.com Friends of Madison County Friends of Madison County Parks & Trails, Madison Co. Chamber of madisoncountyohio.org/visit Parks & Trails http://fmcpt.com Commerce London Road Route City of London http://ci.london.oh.us/ Roberts Pass Trail Madison County Park District fmcpt.com Friends of Madison County Friends of Madison County Parks & Trails, Madison Co. Chamber of madisoncountyohio.org/visit Parks & Trails http://fmcpt.com Commerce Franklin Battelle-Darby Park Metro Parks metroparks.net Metro Parks of Columbus Experience Columbus experiencecolumbus.com and Franklin County Camp Chase Trail Metro Parks metroparks.net Metro Parks of Columbus Friends of Camp Chase Trail, and Franklin County http://www.campchasetrail.co/ Columbus Road Routes City of Columbus https://columbus.gov/ Valleyview Road Route Village of Valleyview https://www.facebook.com/VillageOfValleyview43204 Scioto Trail City of Columbus https://columbus.gov/recreationandparks/trails/Central-Ohio- Greenways/ Downtown Connector Trail City of Columbus https://columbus.gov/recreationandparks/trails/Central-Ohio- Greenways/ Alum Creek Trail City of Columbus https://columbus.gov/recreationandparks/trails/Central-Ohio- Metro Parks of Columbus metroparks.net Greenways/ and Franklin County Olentangy Trail City of Columbus https://columbus.gov/recreationandparks/trails/Central-Ohio- Metro Parks of Columbus metroparks.net Greenways/ and Franklin County Worthington Streets City of Worthington https://www.worthington.org/ Worthington Area CVB Westerville Bikeways City of Westerville http://www.westerville.org/ Randy Auler/Mike Hooper Westerville VCB visitwesterville.org Delaware Genoa Trail Genoa Twp. genoatwp.com Delaware Co. CVB visitdelohio.com Hoover Scenic Trail Preservation Parks preservationparks.com Galena Brick Trail Village of Galena galenaohio.org Sunbury streets Village of Sunbury http://sunburyvillage.com/ Meredith Station Trail Preservation Parks preservationparks.com Delaware Co. roads Delaware County http://www.co.delaware.oh.us/ Licking Licking Co. roads http://www.lcounty.com/ Greater Licking Co. CVB escapetolickingcounty.com Knox Knox County roads Knox County http://www.co.knox.oh.us/ Knox Co. CVB visitknoxohio.org Heart of Ohio Trail Knox County Parks http://www.knoxcountyparks.org/ Mount Vernon street route City of Mount Vernon http://www.mountvernonohio.org/ Kokosing Gap Trail Knox County Parks http://www.knoxcountyparks.org/ Mohican Valley Trail Knox County Parks http://www.knoxcountyparks.org/ Holmes Holmes County roads Holmes County http://www.co.holmes.oh.us/ Holmes Co. Chamber & Tourism visitamishcountry.com/ Bureau Holmes County Trail Holmes County Park District http://www.holmestrail.com/ Ohio to Erie Trail: Trail List + Contact Information, from South to North Wayne Wayne County roads Wayne County http://www.wayneohio.org/ Wayne Co. CVB wccvb.com/ Sippo Valley Trail Rails to Trails of Wayne Co. http://waynecountytrails.org/ Stark Sippo Valley Trail Stark Parks http://starkparks.com/park.asp?park=25&view=9 Canton/Stark Co. CVB visitcanton.com/ Massillon Street Route City of Massillon http://www.massillonohio.com/ Ralph Regula Towpath Trail Stark Parks http://starkparks.com/park.asp?park=12&view=9 Summit Towpath Trail Summit Metro Parks http://www.summitmetroparks.org/ParksAndTrails/TowpathTr Akron/Summit CVB visitakron-summit.org ail.aspx Akron Street Route City of Akron http://www.akronohio.gov/ Towpath Trail Ohio & Erie Canalway www.ohioanderiecanalway.com ohioeriecanal.org Cuyahoga Towpath Trail Cuyahoga Valley National Park http://www.nps.gov/cuva/index.htm Positively Cleveland positivelycleveland.com Towpath Trail Cleveland Metroparks http://www.clemetparks.com/ Steelyard Commons, part of Towpath Ohio & Erie Canalway www.ohioanderiecanalway.com ohioeriecanal.org Trail Cleveland Street Route City of Cleveland http://www.city.cleveland.oh.us/.
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