Trail Alerts

9-09 ODNR has closed a portion of the North Country Trail, which is described in the 2007 Edition of the Caesar Creek Map. The closed trail lies between the Corwin Road bridge across Caesar Creek and Corwin itself. Repairs should be complete by about October 15, 2009. It appears that one could walk through the problem area on Corwin Road. Contact Alan Ferguson, Cowan Lake Region 513-897-3055, for further detail.

11-07 The latest map for the Caesar Creek Section was published in 2007.

The Buckeye Trail enters this section on the Little Miami Scenic State Park bike trail, but leaves it immediately to follow country roads into Caesar Creek State Park. Here you enjoy over 20 miles of off-road, unpaved hiking along the lakeshore, passing the public beach. North of the park, the trail follows a combination of back roads and rail-trail through the college town of Yellow Springs. The BT continues North on the Little Miami Scenic Trail (bike trail) into Springfield, then turns soutwest as it heads for the city of Dayton. Near Fairborn, a brief off road trek takes you through the Cold Springs Reserve, and then eventually on to the Wright Brothers' Memorial Bikeway and the Troy section.

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Last updated: September 20, 2009
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