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Get Involved in Tri-State Trails' Work |
CROWN and Miami 2 Miami Connection are two of Tri-State Trails' signature projects to advance trail connectivity on a regional scale. We are always looking for passionate residents to help us advocate for these projects in their community. Click below to learn more or email wade@greenumbrella.org to get involved. |
CROWN is a vision for a 30-mile trail loop in the City of Cincinnati that will connect with existing and proposed on-road bicycling infrastructure to create a 100+ mile active transportation network. |
Miami 2 Miami Connection is a vision to link our region's two longest trails, the Little Miami Scenic Trail and Great Miami River Trail, in Butler and Warren Counties. |
| 2019 Quarterly Meeting ScheduleJanuary TBD April TBD July TBD October TBD |
Quarterly Meetings are Tri-State Trails' recurring opportunity to convene cross-sector stakeholders from around our ten-county service area. Join us to drive progress as a coalition, discuss best practices, learn from unique speakers, and network with other trail advocates. |
Below is a listing of the established nonprofit and working groups promoting trails and active transportation in the region.
Disclaimer: This list is not exhaustive. It is intended to highlight groups where opportunities exist for new advocates to get involved.
Please email wade@greenumbrella.org to have your organization added to the listing below.
Trail-Specific Advocacy Groups |
Friends of Little Miami State Park is the volunteer-run advocacy nonprofit working to maintain and improve the 50-mile Little Miami Scenic Trail in Hamilton, Clermont, and Warren Counties. |
Connecting Active Communities Coalition is a working group comprised of eleven local governments in suburban northern Hamilton County working collaboratively to build the Mill Creek Triangle Trail. |
Whitewater Canal Trail, Inc. is a nonprofit group leading the effort to build and maintain a hiking trail along the former Whitewater Canal in Franklin County, Indiana. |
Fitness for Life Around Grant County is the nonprofit group leading the effort to plan and build the Grant County Heritage Trail. |
Social Riding & Advocacy Groups |
Cincinnati Cycle Club is a member-based bicycling group that organizes over 1,000 rides annually, as well as other social activities. |
Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance is the local chapter of the International Mountain Biking Association, leading efforts to advocate for, build, and maintain mountain biking trails in the region. |
Queen City Bike is a member-based bicycling advocacy nonprofit focusing on Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. |
Ride the Cov is a volunteer group working to make Covington, Kentucky more bike friendly. |
Bike Co-ops |
MoBo is a volunteer-run, nonprofit bicycle coop located in Cincinnati's Northside neighborhood. During open shop times, members are empowered to learn how to fix and maintain their bikes. |
The Bike Kitchen is a free service provided to the community by the Office of Sustainability at the University of Cincinnati, offering repair services, tune-ups, and workshops for free to the community. |
Bike Share |
Red Bike is the nonprofit bike share organization in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. |
River Cities Bike Share is the bike share system for the Dearborn Trail in Aurora and Lawrenceburg, Indiana. |
Bearcats Bike Share is a free bike library system for students at the University of Cincinnati. |
NKU Bike Share is the bike share system managed by Gotcha Bike for Northern Kentucky University. |
