CORA Blog

If you’re looking for an easy, no-cost way to support local trails in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, here’s a great option: Kroger Community Rewards. By linking your Kroger Plus Card to CORA through this rewards program, you can help fund trail building, maintenance, and advocacy every time you buy groceries—without spending anything extra. This is one of the easiest ways to donate to a trail nonprofit and make a difference right from your cart.

Big news for outdoor lovers in Northern Kentucky—Kenton County has officially budgeted $20 million to begin development on Fox Run Park, which will soon become the largest park in the county. Even better? The plan includes new mountain bike trails!

Ohio’s new Mountain Bike License Plate is here! For just $35, you can rep your love for trails—and $25 goes straight back to OMBA to support trail projects across the state. When you renew at the BMV, request the OMBA plate and help keep the wheels turning on advocacy and trail building.

The future of our trails is at risk. The President’s proposed FY26 budget includes devastating cuts to trail funding that threaten public access, trail maintenance, and the local economies that depend on outdoor recreation. We're calling on every trail advocate to take action now and tell Congress to reject these cuts and fully fund America’s trails and public lands. Use our sample email to make your voice heard today.