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	Little Miami Bike Trail travel guide - Wikitravel
		Little Miami Bike Trail [1] is an atypical state park in Ohio's Southwest Ohio region.
		The bike trail was built atop of an abandoned railroad and connects Milford with Xenia, a distance of fifty miles, with several branch trails further connecting the main trail with other cities.
		When riding a bicycle along the trail preparing for a blown tire is wise, because you may be caught several miles from the next town and walking the path with a bike you can't use isn't any fun.
	wikitravel.org /en/Little_Miami_Bike_Trail (579 words)

	Little Miami Bike Trail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The trail is a small section of the Ohio to Erie Trail.
		It is a bike trail that follows the right-of-way of the old Little Miami Railroad from Milford in Clermont County to Spring Valley in Greene County along the eastern bank of the Little Miami River.
		At Xenia Station, the trail intersects with several existing or planned trails: the Creekside Trail, the Jamestown Connector, and the Ohio to Erie Trail.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Little_Miami_Bike_Trail (380 words)

	Little Miami State Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Little Miami State Park introduces a new concept to the state park system--a trail corridor.
		Streams such as the Little Miami are always dangerous at lowhead dams and where log jams or submerged trees create powerful forces in the current.
		The Little Miami River Valley is historically significant to the state of Ohio.
	www.dnr.state.oh.us /parks/parks/lilmiami.htm (1095 words)

	Springfield - Xenia - Cincinnati bike trail
		This paved 68 mile bike trail is roughly eight feet wide, and is one of the longest of the Ohio trails.
		The large municipal parking lot to use with the bicycle trail is a quarter block to the north and a quarter block to the west which is just off of Dayton Yellow Springs Rd. The parking lot is next to the bike trail on the north side of this street.
		On a normal day, the parking lot next to the bike trail appears to be able to handle a moderate number of cars.
	biketrails.webdesignresults.com /cincinnati.htm (414 words)

	Little Miami Scenic Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Little Miami Scenic Trail - Milford to Xenia
		The trail was once filled with the hustle and bustle of the legendary Little Miami Railroad (LMRR).
		In 1986 the concept and development of the Little Miami Scenic Trail was brought to life through the reward of a grant by the Federal Highway Administration.
	www.springfield-clarkcountyohio.info /little_miami_scenic_trail.htm (431 words)

	Bike Trails FAQs - Liberty Township, Butler County, Ohio
		With respect to liability risks to trail neighbors, private landowners are protected by recreational-use statutes in Ohio.
		Although some may say a trail is a waste of money, trails are remarkably inexpensive public facilities for the number of people they serve.
		The average multi-use trail costs $50,000 to $200,000 per mile to acquire and build, compared to the $10 million per mile for a suburban street and $100 million per mile for some highways.
	www.liberty-township.com /fw/main/Bike_Trails_FAQs-1436.html (558 words)

	RailTrails,Towpaths and Other Trails in Ohio
		The trail conects the villages of Bowerston, Conotton, Scio and Jewett.
		The trail which is a part of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park is along the old towpath of the Ohio and Erie Canal that once ran from Cleveland to the Ohio River.
		Miami County Trails Trails in Miami County
	www.miamivalleytrails.org /trails.htm (2829 words)

	Little Miami Scenic Trail - Springfield to Milford, Ohio
		Little Miami Scenic Trail - Springfield to Milford, Ohio
		The trail has been extended Southwest of Milford into Hamilton County (dedicated June 2006) After the trail reaches Lunken Airport it will be continued South to meet the Ohio River Trail will take it to Cincinnati and the Ohio River.
		From I-70 the trail is a combination of dedicated multi-use trail and shared use streets of about 3 miles to end the Little Miami Scenic Trail at the Heritage Center in downtown Springfield.
	www.miamivalleytrails.org /miami.htm (519 words)

	June 2005 - Little Miami Scenic Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Paralleling the Little Miami State and National Scenic River for most of its 85 miles, the trail meanders through four counties – Clermont, Warren, Greene and Clark – into quaint towns and villages, past towering cliffs and through deep, cool woodlands.
		Built upon the former Little Miami Railroad, the northern section of the trail corridor is maintained by local park districts, while the southern 50 miles represent Little Miami State Park Ohio’s only “trail-oriented” state park.
		Bike and skate rentals are a convenient alternative for those who want to experience the trail, but don’t have their own “wheels.” You’ll find these services available in places such as Yellow Springs and Waynesville.
	www.dnr.state.oh.us /news/jun05/0610littlemiamicolumn.htm (604 words)

	The Sierra Club Miami Group in Southern Ohio
		The Little Miami Trailis a paved bike/hike/skate trail following an abandoned railroad route, mostly close to the Little Miami State and National Scenic River, from Milford, an eastern suburb of Cincinnati, to Xenia, Yellow Springs, and Springfield, 69 miles north.
		The railroad had been abandoned for years before the trail was built, so for most of its length, the path is shaded most of the time by overhanging trees.
		At Spring Valley, the trail leaves the Little Miami valley and follows a smaller tributary on a gentle rise toward Xenia.
	ohio.sierraclub.org /miami/committees/Outings/littlemiami.htm (1176 words)

	Little Miami River Scenic Trail
		West of the bike trail and the trailer park is the site of the Barrett family’s Spring Valley Flouring Mill.
		South of Bellbrook Avenue, and west of the bike trail, is the floodplain of the Little Miami River, with the river in the distance behind the trees.
		At this point along the bikeway, the Little Miami River is visible, and there are many beautiful views of the river to the immediate west of the bikeway.
	www.springvalleyoh.com /little_miami_river_scenic_trail.htm (1244 words)

	Short Hike: Little Miami Scenic River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The bike trail is paved, though wide enough to allow ample unpaved tread for horses and those wishing to avoid the bikes.
		Mileage is marked in half-mile increments along the trail, usually painted in white on the trail itself.
		The measurement is distance from Milford, the southern end of the bike trail.
	www.buckeyetrail.org /shorthike05.html (674 words)

	Loveland Section Close Up (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Buckeye Trail, from it's southern terminus at the upper overlook in the northeast corner of Eden Park in Cincinnati, to the intersection of US 50 and Wooster Lane in Terrace Park is on urban and suburban streets.
		Little Miami Scenic State Park, a paved bike path located on abandoned Penn Central railroad right of way along the Little Miami River.
		Fort Ancient prehistoric Indian earthworks and museum are adjacent to the trail near SR 350.
	www.buckeyetrail.org /sec-loveland.html (306 words)

	Bicycling Home Page
		This trail is used by Amish in horse-drawn buggies, as well as the usual mix o to t he Jackson Street pier.
		Trail follows the Great Miami River and extends from Germantown Road (SR 4) north of the city, south to old SR 73, then east to the Middletown Sewer Plant at SR 73.
		The trail is managed by the Ohio Dept. Natural Resources and the Hamilton County Parks Department.
	www.dot.state.oh.us /bike (1026 words)

	96 Miles of Paved Trail...
		A tandem-bike enthusiast I met from Dayton told me about her love of the Little Miami bike trail, and I think I might have to plan a cross-state trip just to see it for myself.
		It's actually three (or four?) trails that string together for the nearly 100-mile stretch, but 76 of those miles belong to the "Little Miami" trail itself.
		The Little Miami is part of the greater Ohio-to-Erie trail.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/ohio_places_people/109963 (461 words)

	Cycling Ohio Rail-Trails & Bikeways - Little Miami Scenic Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Cycling Ohio Rail-Trails and Bikeways - Little Miami Scenic Trail
		The Milford to Xenia Station portion of the Little Miami, combined with the Prairie Grass Trail, comprise two segments of the Ohio-to-Erie Trail.
		The Miami Valley is a picturesque, wooded area that often gives you a secluded feel as you ride under the cover of trees and woods only to briefly emerge to pass through a small town now and again.
	home.earthlink.net /~bikeohio/miami.html (1010 words)

	Village of Yellow Springs Parks and Recreation
		Hiking trails in Glen Helen are open to the public year round from dawn until dusk.
		The park contains a remarkable limestone gorge cut by the Little Miami River which is designated as a state and national scenic river.
		Portions of the trail parallel the Little Miami State and National Scenic River and winds serenely through the beautiful countryside of Greene County.
	www.yso.com /parks/parks_rec.html (471 words)

	Little Miami River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Little Miami River (also called the Little Miami Scenic River) is a tributary of the Ohio River, approximately 160 mi (257 km) long, in southwestern Ohio in the United States.
		The Little Miami River is a National Scenic River.
		A series of state and local parks and bike trails have been built along the river, including the Little Miami Bike Trail, the Buckeye Trail, and Little Miami Scenic State Park.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Little_Miami_River (248 words)

	bike0430
		Although thought of as primarily a bike trail, the paved path accommodates plenty of people jogging, strolling, walking dogs and sometimes even horseback riding.
		The trail follows both the Little Miami River - providing visitors with captivating views - and the route once used by the long-gone Pennsylvania Railroad.
		Schickel, the owner of the Loveland Bike and Skate Rental for 10 years, is obviously delighted to see the path so popular.
	www.cincypost.com /news/1997/bike043097.html (829 words)

	Little Miami Scenic Trail
		With the opening of the trail in October 1991, the spirit of the Little Miami Railroad is resurrected.
		The Little Miami Scenic Trail is part of an 80-mile trail network that extends from eastern Cincinnati to Buck Creek State Park near Springfield.
		The softer surfaces along the side of the paved trail are better for walkers, joggers and runners.
	www.yellowsprings.com /bikepath.html (593 words)

	Ohio Hiking Trail Finder
		Little Miami Scenic River Loveland to South Lebanon; This hike follows a part of the Little Miami Bike Trail, which currently runs over 60 miles from Milford to Yellow Springs.
		Miami Valley Trails • Southwest Ohio Maps, pictures and reviews of rail trails in the Miami Valley of Ohio.
		Ohio to Erie Trail Once The Ohio to Erie Trail is in place, Ohioans will be able to travel the corridor linking Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland on a serene, safe trail while enjoying the countryside and experiencing the history that shaped our state.
	www.slackpacker.com /map_oh.html (1685 words)

	Bike Trails (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The trails are perfect for biking, in-line skating, walking, jogging, horseback riding in most areas, and even cross-country skiing in the winter.
		The trail is 12’ wide out to Wilberforce-Switch Road, where a 0.9 mile spur connects to Central State University, the National Afro-American Museum and Wilberforce University.
		The trail in Clark and Madison Counties is known as the Prairie Grass Trail.
	www.co.greene.oh.us /parks/bike_trails.htm (1200 words)

	Ohio To Eire Bike Trail
		At the trail entry I am also about 5 miles from the trailhead in Milford, so the mileage from home is about the same as from the trailhead.
		I stop for a short rest every 75 to 90 minutes. Temperature is in the high 60s and overcast. I ate cereal and fruit for breakfast, and snack bars a little after 10:00. The sky clears gradually, and the trail dries out between 10 and 11.
		I’ve ridden the trail from Cincinnati to Xenia many times, so it’s very familiar. The Little Miami River is running quite high from the rain. Trail activity is light for a summer Saturday morning.
	home.fuse.net /inderpr/bike/Bike.htm (1998 words)

	Morgans Canoe Livery: Ft. Ancient Canoe Livery
		Morgan's Ft. Ancient Canoe Livery on the Little Miami river
		Morgan’s Canoe Livery at Ft. Ancient was the first livery on the Little Miami River, built by Bob Morgan in 1969.
		The Morgan Family chose this secluded section of river for its natural beauty and protected isolation, (there are no towns within six miles), as well as being the best canoeing section on the Little Miami.
	www.morganscanoe.com /ftancient (202 words)

	The Little Miami Trail
		is a paved bike/hike/skate trail following an abandoned railroad route, mostly close to the Little Miami State and National Scenic River, from Milford, an eastern suburb of Cincinnati, to Yellow Springs, 60 miles north.
		Surprisingly tall pedestals remain from a road bridge built to service the former railroad workers' village there; the old rail bridge is being used to convey water mains across the river for growing suburbs on the hilltop areas.
		The trail passes South Lebanon (informal parking here), then climbs modestly to a height of land bounded on both sides by large gravel pit lakes, some apparently dating from railroad-building operations.
	home.fuse.net /srowe/LMTRAIL.HTM (1533 words)

	Dining: Happy trail food
		Fall is the bike trail's best season, when breezes are cool and the surrounding green turns to vibrant colors.
		The Schoolhouse Restaurant in Camp Dennison, near the beginning of the trail in Milford, serves fried chicken and other homey favorites on lazy susans in the middle of family dining tables.
		Paxton's Grill is right on one of the trail's most popular staging points: downtown Loveland, where there's plenty of parking, a bike rental outfit, even a bed and breakfast.
	www.cincinnati.com /freetime/dining/reviews/biketrail.html (863 words)

	Ohio: Little Miami Scenic Trail
		Our experience on the trail was riding through quiet natural areas where you could spot various kinds of wildlife, through farming areas which I always enjoy, and through unique little villages where you can find ice cream shops (our favorite) or other places to buy prepared food or snacks.
		There are places to rent bikes or skates, canoes for a ride on the river, or picnic areas where you can rest.
		There is a connector trail linking the Little Miami and Creekside trails right across the street from the parking lot.
	www.great-trails.com /miami.shtml (441 words)

	Wehrman June 2004: Milford Ohio/Miami Township Ohio Community Website
		The walking trails surround a picturesque lake which is used as a catch and release fishing area.
		The 80-mile trail begins west of the bridge in Old Milford, following the original route the Little Miami Railroad ran in 1937.
		It is within Miami Township and is operated by the Clermont County Park District.
	www.oldmilford.com /articles/200406-wehrman.html (721 words)

	Little Miami Bike Trail Gets Green Light (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Construction on the Little Miami Bike Trail through Terrace Park finally got the green light this week.
		The trail now comes to a screeching halt in Milford on the east side.
		People who currently use the trail were excited to hear the news.
	www.wcpo.com /news/2005/local/04/27/bike_trail.html (505 words)

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