Cincinnati

A Greenway to Nature, Joy and Opportunity

With its focus on the Mill Creek Greenway, Cincinnati is reconnecting disinvested neighborhoods to each other, a revitalized waterfront and the city’s largest employment hubs. The six-mile walking and biking path along an urban stream will transform the formerly industrial waterfront into a shining example of equitable redevelopment, linking neighborhoods that, for decades, have been separated from each other and the rest of the city by highways and railroads. A co-created community vision will guide investments in greenspace, programming and active transportation, connecting the predominantly Black residents of the Mill Creek Valley to the citywide CROWN loop trail system and reestablishing opportunities to enjoy nature and safely access the rest of the city.

"The CROWN is reconnecting Cincinnati and making it enjoyable to bike between neighborhoods and community assets. As this new public space begins to transform our city for generations to come, we must act now to ensure that all residents can benefit and our community thrives together."
–Wade Johnston, Executive Director, Tri-State Trails
In Cincinnati, we are energized by our growing trail network. We believe in the power of the CROWN trail loop to bring us together and reconnect our city.
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A Collaborative Effort

Convener

  • Tri-State Trails

Collaborators

  • City of Cincinnati
  • Cincinnati Parks
  • Cincinnati Recreation Commission
  • Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber
  • Community Learning Center Institute
  • Great Parks of Hamilton County
  • Green Umbrella
  • Groundwork Ohio River Valley
  • Hamilton County
  • Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati
  • Mill Creek Alliance
  • Mobo Bicycle Coop
  • North Fairmount Community Council
  • Northside Community Council
  • Northsiders Engaged in Sustainable Transformation (NEST)
  • Price Hill Will
  • Price Hill Community Council
  • Queen City Bike
  • Red Bike
  • River-West
  • South Cumminsville Community Council
  • Working in Neighborhoods (WIN)

 

  • Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile Jr. Foundation

 

  • The JPB Foundation
  • John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
  • The Kresge Foundation
  • William Penn Foundation