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Great Miami River Watershed National Water Trail Map

The Great Miami River, Stillwater River and Mad River, along with Twin Creek, Greenville Creek and Buck Creek, make up one of only 35 national water trail systems (designated by the U.S. Department of the Interior) and the only one in Ohio. The three rivers are state-designated water trails, too. And the Stillwater River and Greenville Creek are state-designated Scenic Rivers.

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River Access at Eagle City Rd Bridge-Mad River Mile 29.7
Springfield

Amenities Roadside Parking

River Access at East River Landing- GM River Mile 73.8
Moraine

Amenities Parking Lot Boat Ramp Recreation Access About Parking, informational kiosks and Accessible boat dock

River Access at Eastwood MetroPark- Mad River Mile 3.0
Dayton

Off of Harshman Road small rapid Amenities Parking Lot Boat Ramp Picnic Area Restrooms About Eastwood MetroPark is a hub of outdoor recreation. With a variety of water-based recreational activities as well as land-based recreational and leisurely activities, the park offers visitors many opportunities to actively experience ...

River Access at Eintracht Club- GM River Mile 84.3
Dayton

Amenities Parking lot Picnic Area Boat Ramp The Great Miami Boat launch is located in Dayton, Ohio. Kayakers can launch from under the Riverside Bridge along the Great Miami Recreational Trail, and the cost to participate is $15 per person per hour. The location is in the City of Riverside.  

River Access at Englewood MetroPark- Aullwood Road- Stillwater River Mile 8.5
Englewood

Amenities Parking Lot Boat Ramp Picnic Area  Drinking Water Restrooms The Stillwater River, lakes, woods and wetlands serve as focal points of this 1,900-acre MetroPark. They provide the setting for fishing, birdwatching and picnicking. Discover the beauty of woodlands, meadows and three waterfalls.

River Access at Englewood MetroPark- Stillwater River Mile 9.0
Englewood

Amenities Parking Lot Boat Ramp Picnic Area Drinking Water Restrooms Recreation Trail Access About The Stillwater River, lakes, woods and wetlands serve as focal points of this 1,900-acre MetroPark. They provide the setting for fishing, birdwatching and picnicking. Discover the beauty of woodlands, meadows and three waterfal ...

River Access at F.L. Blankenship Riverside Sanctuary at Faulknor Rd. Bridge- Stillwater River Mile 30.5
Covington

Amenities Parking Lot  Click on the link to view the brochure map of Farrington Reserve. You can also view the bike trail and river access map here.

River Access at Farrington Reserve- GM River Mile 110.3
Piqua

Amenities: Parking Lot Restrooms Recreational Trail Access About Farrington Reserve has 27 acres of land with 2,500 feet of Great Miami River access and 1.25 miles of hiking trail. It offers excellent opportunities for boating, fishing, exercising and viewing wildlife. Not to mention it has easy access to the Great Miami River ...

River Access at Four Mile Creek MetroPark- Four Mile Creek Mile 2.0
Hamilton

Antenen Nature Preserve Area Amenities Picnic Area Recreation Trail Access About Four Mile Creek MetroPark is a beautiful place to get away from it all. Four Mile Creek joins Seven Mile Creek at the Great Miami River just north of Hamilton. Take a walk on the trails, or bring poles for an afternoon of fishing. Four Mile Creek ...

River Access at Germantown Metropark- Twin Creek Mile 10.1
Germantown

Amenities Parking Lot Restrooms Drinking Water Picnic Area Boat Ramp Camping Recreation Trail Access About Part of the Twin Valley Conservation Corridor, Germantown MetroPark is your gateway to a wilderness adventure. Discover the largest areas of old-growth forest within Montgomery County, creating some of the best habitat ...