Little Miami Scenic Trail & River

Little Miami Scenic Trail

Loveland is arguably the most active stop along ODNR's Little Miami Scenic Trail. There's a reason it is Bike Trail Bridgenicknamed the "Loveland Bike Trail" after all!

Historic Loveland is a great spot to start your trail adventure — whether walking, biking, or paddling! Take advantage of Loveland's free public parking lots, restrooms, and picnic tables. Plus, Nisbet Park is located right off the trail. 

Travel north or south on the trail, and then return to Loveland for coffee, ice cream, dining, shopping, and entertainment. Loveland to Milford (southbound) is 9.5 miles, and Loveland to Morrow (northbound) is 13.5 miles.

Bike Trail Resources

About the Trail

In total, the Little Miami Scenic Trail is more than 78 miles long, starting at Springfield in Clark County and ending in Hamilton County. Cities along the trail include Yellow Springs, Xenia, Corwin, Oregonia, Morrow, Foster, Loveland, Milford, and Terrace Park. 

A portion of the trail overlaps the Buckeye Trail, a 1,444-mile path looping around Ohio. Loveland has been recognized as a Buckeye Trail Town. Two primitive campsites are offered just off the trail.

Little Miami River

Visitors come from all across the Tri-State to enjoy Ohio’s first State Scenic River, the Little Miami River. Visit for a day of canoeing and kayaking. Flowing 111 miles through five counties in Southwestern Ohio, the Little Miami joins the Ohio River east of Cincinnati.