Bike Xenia

W West to Beavercreek and Dayton from Xenia Station

Creekside Trail

The Creekside Trail runs 15 miles west from Xenia Station through Beavercreek and Riverside to Eastwood MetroPark in Dayton, where it meets the Mad River Trail.

Stops and miles from Xenia Station Swipe along the trail
  1. Xenia Station start
  2. James Ranch Park no published distance
  3. Beavercreek 9 mi
  4. Beavercreek Station no published distance
  5. Fifth Third Gateway Park no published distance
  6. I-675 overpass no published distance
  7. Eastwood MetroPark 15 mi
  8. Dayton 18 mi
Surface
Paved, multi-use
Source: Miami Valley Trails: Creekside Trail. Checked 26 Oct 2026.
Trail length
15 miles

TrailLink lists 15.8 miles.

Source: Miami Valley Trails: Creekside Trail; TrailLink: Creekside Trail. Checked 26 Oct 2026.
Xenia to Beavercreek
9 miles
Source: Miami Valley Trails bike map, 04/23 edition (PDF, hosted by Greene County Parks & Trails). Checked 26 Oct 2026.
Xenia to Dayton
18 miles

Measured along the bikeways to Dayton itself, past the trail's west end.

Source: Miami Valley Trails bike map, 04/23 edition (PDF, hosted by Greene County Parks & Trails); Miami Valley Trails bike map, 04/23 edition (PDF, hosted by Greene County Parks & Trails). Checked 26 Oct 2026.
Width in Beavercreek
12 feet
Source: City of Beavercreek: Creekside Trail. Checked 26 Oct 2026.
Hours in Beavercreek
Dawn to midnight
Source: City of Beavercreek: Creekside Trail. Checked 26 Oct 2026.

What it is

The Creekside links Xenia with Beavercreek's parks and ends at Eastwood MetroPark on the edge of Dayton, where the regional network carries on along the Mad River.

Going west you pass James Ranch Park, then Beavercreek Station, a rest area with Beavercreek's September 11th Memorial. Further on, the trail crosses I-675 on a 465-foot restored railroad overpass.

Greene County Parks & Trails looks after the Greene County part. Five Rivers MetroParks runs it from the county line to Eastwood.

Sources: Miami Valley Trails: Creekside Trail; Greene County Parks & Trails. Checked 26 Oct 2026.

Notable stops

Connections

Rides on this trail

18 miles round trip

Beavercreek and back

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

Official pages

The other spokes