The Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments (OKI) has approved a record $82 million investment in 52 transportation projects across the Tri-State. Several of these projects directly advance Tri-State Trails’ vision for a connected region, including key extensions of the CROWN and Mill Creek Triangle Trail networks that will improve safety, expand access, and bring Cincinnati closer to completing its 34-mile trail loop.| Tri-State Trails
From October 15–17, Cincinnati hosted more than a hundred public space leaders for the 10th Civic Commons Studio, a national convening of Reimagining the Civic Commons. Through site tours, keynote conversations, and local storytelling, participants explored how Cincinnati’s trails, parks, and partnerships are strengthening connections between people and place—and shaping a more equitable, resilient future.| Tri-State Trails
Neighbors in South Cumminsville, North Fairmount, and the Beekman Corridor celebrated a new boat ramp and stream access point on the Mill Creek — a major step toward restoring the creek…| Tri-State Trails
The 2025 Tour de CROWN is just around the corner—happening Saturday, August 23—and we can’t wait to ride with you! Whether this is your first community ride or you’ve been with us since the beginning, now is the perfect time to start getting ready so you can enjoy a smooth, safe, and fun ride on event day. Here’s your guide to feeling confident and prepared at the start line.| Tri-State Trails
Every year, the Tour de CROWN evolves with the trail network it celebrates. As new segments of trails and bikeways open, our routes change to reflect the momentum—and the movement—we're building together. We’re thrilled to unveil the 2025 Tour de CROWN route lineup, with three distinct ride options for all types of riders.| Tri-State Trails
We said it last year, and we’re proud to say it again—this was our best Bike Month yet. May 2025 has been a season of milestones, momentum, and meaningful connections,…| Tri-State Trails
Tri-State Trails' fifth edition of the Low-Stress Bike Map is here—and for the first time, it’s available in French and Spanish.| Tri-State Trails
