The Great-Little Trail begins at the Great Miami River and will eventually end at the Little Miami Scenic Trail along the Little Miami River, at Corwin or Spring Valley.

This trail is unique in that it does not follow a river corridor, includes a beautiful hill to ride up or coast, and connects a major retail district (Austin Landing) to the NationвЂ™s Largest Paved Trail Network. Start: Eastwood MetroPark, End: Xenia StationД¬ontact Info: Five Rivers MetroParks, 93 Greene County Parks & Trails, 93ДЇive Rivers MetroParks manages the Great-Little Trail from the Great Miami RiverВ andВ through the beautiful and diverse habitats of the Medlar Conservation Area.В The path leads riders through wetlands, ravines, and mature forest to a hilltop vista.В This east-west trailВ connects with the Great MiamiВ River TrailВ to WashingtonВ Township. Crossing the 140-foot bridge over Shawnee Creek at the James Ranch, you can commute to the Fairgrounds Recreation Center Park, Mullins Pool, the Greene County Fairgrounds and the Little Miami Scenic Trail. One of these is the Creekside Reserve, which begins at Factory Road and runs along the south side of the bikeway near North Fairfield Road. Once in Greene County, the trail navigates through two wetland areas, providing an extraordinary view of rare plants and animals. Here, Creekside heads due east along the highway, and eventually passes over the Montgomery County line into Greene County.

PathД¬reekside begins at Eastwood MetroPark, passing through both residential and commercial areas before meeting its intersection with the Iron Horse Bikeway near US 35. This east-west trailВ connects with the Mad River TrailВ which leads to the Great Miami River Trail,В downtown Dayton and the Bike Hub at RiverScape MetroPark.В The Creekside Trail provides a critical crossing over I-675 and connects the two hubs of the trail network in the Miami Valley: Xenia and Dayton. Five Rivers MetroParks manages the Creekside TrailВ from Eastwood MetroPark to the Greene CountyВ line.

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