Resources

The county park district that runs most of the paved trails in Greene County, including the Little Miami north of Hedges Road. Parks, trail rules, programs and its events calendar.

The county list of trail staging areas with addresses, from Xenia Station to Beavercreek Station and Sol Arnovitz Park.

Park and trail rules, including leash length and the alcohol ban.

A one-page sheet on the speed limit, e-bike classes, yielding and the ranger phone number.

The full park district rules, including passing, lights after sunset and the trail speed limit.

The county park the Xenia-Jamestown Connector runs through, with flush restrooms and parking.

The Jamestown park beside the connector, at 4730 Cottonville Road.

The state park page for the 50 paved miles of the Little Miami Scenic Trail between Terrace Park and Hedges Road.

The nonprofit behind the Cincinnati-to-Cleveland route that passes through Xenia Station, with route maps, trail alerts and trip ideas.

The regional page for the Little Miami Scenic Trail: length, towns, surface and route notes.

The regional page for the Xenia-to-London segment, including the Wilberforce spur.

The regional page for the Creekside Trail, from Xenia Station to Eastwood MetroPark, with the order of stops going west.

The regional page for the connector east to Jamestown and Octa, including its history and planned extension.

Which e-bike classes may use the regional trails.

Trail etiquette for the region, including where horses are allowed.

Beavercreek's parks page, covering the Creekside Trail, Beavercreek Station and Fifth Third Gateway Park.

Beavercreek's page for its section of the Creekside Trail: parking, restrooms, water, hours and winter use.

The city's page for Xenia Station park: the building, the caboose, the splash pad and playground, and who to call.

The city's overview of the trails that meet in Xenia and the Friends of Xenia Station.

The national nonprofit that works on rail-trails and runs TrailLink.

The official state park trail map for the southern part of the Little Miami.

Route maps for the whole Ohio to Erie Trail and current trail alerts.

The regional planning commission's free bikeways map, in print or as a PDF.

The printed regional trail map. Its mileage table, measured along the bikeways and rounded to the nearest mile, is where most distances on this site come from.

The regional trail network site, with a page for each trail, an interactive map, bike shop and rental lists, and e-bike rules.

An interactive map of the whole regional paved trail network.

The county visitors bureau's cycling page, written for people planning a trip to Greene County.

Trail facts, a route description, parking and rider reviews for the whole Little Miami.

Trail facts and a town-by-town description of the Prairie Grass Trail.

The short spur from the Prairie Grass Trail into Wilberforce.

Trail facts, parking and points of interest along the Creekside Trail.

Trail facts, parking and amenities along the connector to Octa.

TrailLink's overview of the cross-state Ohio to Erie Trail.

The open, community-made map. Our map tiles and trail lines come from it, under the Open Database License.

A nonprofit club founded in 1961, with group rides open to guests listed on its calendar.

A news story on a casual Yellow Springs club that rides on Wednesday evenings from the village's train station.

Trail news, closures and organised rides across the region.

City events in Xenia, from concerts in the park to the fireworks.

The countywide events calendar, including rides, festivals and things to do near the trails.

What is on in Yellow Springs, ten miles up the Little Miami from Xenia.

The regional list of bike shops and rentals near the trails.

Bike sales, repairs and hourly or daily rentals at 594 N. Detroit St. in Xenia.

Rental bikes, rates and rental rules at the Xenia store.

A Yellow Springs shop at 110 Dayton St. selling new and used bikes, with repairs.

A full-service Beavercreek bike shop next to the Creekside Trail.

A brewery at 130 S. Detroit St. in downtown Xenia.

A pay-what-you-can community restaurant at 87 E. Main St. in Xenia.

A seasonal ice cream stand at 704 N. Detroit St. in Xenia.

A dairy farm north of Yellow Springs with homemade ice cream, a restaurant and mini golf.

A historic tavern with a patio at 228 Xenia Ave. in Yellow Springs.

A from-scratch café at 259 Xenia Ave. in Yellow Springs.

A coffee shop with an outdoor piazza at 225 Xenia Ave. in Yellow Springs.

A diner with homemade pies at 46 N. Main St. in Cedarville.

A coffee shop that roasts its own beans, at 85 N. Main St. in Cedarville.

A coffee and donut shop at 3375 Dayton-Xenia Rd. in Beavercreek.

A café at 57 S. Main St. in Waynesville serving soups, sandwiches and Young's ice cream.

Hours, exhibits and visiting details for the museum in Wilberforce.

The nature preserve in Yellow Springs, run by the Glen Helen Association, with trails, the Yellow Spring and a raptor center.

The state park on the Little Miami River gorge east of Yellow Springs.

The county history museum campus at 74 W. Church St. in Xenia.

The 2013 notice about the public repair stand and pump installed at Xenia Station.

The city's self-guided walking and cycling tour of historic Xenia, which starts at Xenia Station.

News on the city buying the caboose at Xenia Station, with the city planner on the site's railroad history.

Local news on the caboose and on the station site as a depot where five railroads met.

An older event page that places Xenia Station three blocks south of downtown and mentions its railroad museum.

An encyclopedia article on the station and the rail lines that crossed there. We use it only where no official page covers the same fact, and say so.