Bike Xenia

Five trails start at Xenia Station.

Bike trails in Xenia, Ohio run in five directions from one parking lot at 150 S. Miami Ave. Pick a direction, see how far the next town is, and go.

Pick a ride Open the trail map

Town dots sit at their published miles from the station.

Xenia Station and its five trails A hub-and-spokes drawing. Xenia Station sits at the centre. The Little Miami Scenic Trail runs north to Yellow Springs at 10 miles and Springfield at 19, and south to Spring Valley at 7 and the Waynesville area at 14. The Prairie Grass Trail runs northeast to Cedarville at 8 miles and South Charleston at 18. The Creekside Trail runs west to Beavercreek at 9 miles. The Xenia-Jamestown Connector runs east to Jamestown at 11 miles. Rings mark 10 and 20 miles from the station. 10 mi 20 mi Yellow Springs 10 mi Springfield 19 mi N Cedarville 8 mi South Charleston 18 mi NE Jamestown 11 mi E Spring Valley 7 mi Waynesville area 14 mi S Beavercreek 9 mi W Xenia Station

Pick a ride

Distances are from Xenia Station, using the regional trail map's mileage table. All 12 rides

18 miles round trip

Beavercreek and back

Creekside Trail

A Saturday coffee ride with a stop worth a few quiet minutes.

20 miles round trip

Yellow Springs and back

Little Miami Scenic Trail north

The classic Xenia ride, and a good first 20.

22 miles round trip

Jamestown and back

Xenia-Jamestown Connector

Riders who like open country, with restrooms at both parks.

28 miles round trip

Waynesville and back

Little Miami Scenic Trail south

A lunch ride for someone ready to go past 25. Waynesville is not on the Miami Valley Trails list of trail towns, so check the map for the way in.

38 miles round trip

Springfield and back

Little Miami Scenic Trail north

A training day with a built-in halfway snack.

The five spokes

Each trail keeps its colour on this site, on the hub drawing and on the map.

N Little Miami Scenic Trail north North to Yellow Springs and Springfield NE Prairie Grass Trail Northeast to Cedarville and London E Xenia-Jamestown Connector East to Jamestown and Octa S Little Miami Scenic Trail south South toward Cincinnati W Creekside Trail West to Beavercreek and Dayton

The basics at Xenia Station

What you need before you clip in. More on the Xenia Station page.

Parking

Park at Xenia Station, 150 S. Miami Ave., three blocks south of downtown. The city's tour guide says there is ample parking.

Source: City of Xenia: Historical and Architectural Tour by Foot or Bicycle (PDF); Miami Valley Trails: National Trails Day at Xenia Station. Checked 26 Oct 2026.

Restrooms and water

The station has restrooms, and TrailLink lists water fountains there. Out on the trails, Caesar Ford Park, Frank Seaman Park and the Beavercreek parks on the Creekside have restrooms too.

Source: City of Xenia: Xenia Station; TrailLink: Creekside Trail. Checked 26 Oct 2026.

Where to eat in Xenia

  • Devil Wind Brewing, 130 S. Detroit St., Xenia. A brewery a few blocks from Xenia Station.
  • One Bistro, 87 E. Main St., Xenia. A pay-what-you-can community restaurant downtown.
  • The Dairy Station, 704 N. Detroit St., Xenia. Seasonal ice cream on North Detroit Street.

Ride ideas list food in other towns too.

Bike shops

  • K & G Bike Center, Xenia. Sales, repairs and rentals, including hybrids and e-bikes by the hour or day. Closed Wednesdays and Sundays.
  • Village Cyclery, Yellow Springs. New and used bikes and repairs. Open Wednesday to Sunday afternoons.
  • Creekside Cyclery, Beavercreek. A full-service shop next to the Creekside Trail.

Where this comes from

These organisations publish the trail facts this guide is built on. We rewrite their information in our own words and link back so you can check it. Every source is listed, with what you will find there, on the resources page.

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