CORA Blog

In modern times, natural surface trails provide an avenue for people to pursue recreational activities, and gain physical, mental, and emotional benefits while enjoying the great outdoors. Our use of trails today is oftentimes peaceful, and inspires reconnection to the beauty and serenity of the natural world.

Even trails that pass through historically significant areas or cultural landmarks provide an opportunity to explore and learn about the rich heritage of a region. People can walk or hike along these trails, experiencing the memorable context and significance of the sites they ...

Clear Creek Bike Park 

Hamilton County, OH

The Clear Creek Bike Park is set to be the centerpiece of the Little Miami River Valley Outdoor Recreation Corridor, connecting an extensive network of bike trails across southwestern Ohio. This ambitious project will integrate trails from Great Parks of Hamilton County, Cincinnati Parks, and several other local entities, creating an unparalleled 800-acre recreational resource. The bike park will feature approximately 9.5 miles of natural trails and a dedicated skills development area, offering an exciting and safe environment for riders of all ages a...

We are excited to announce a new opportunity to join our team as an Administrative Coordinator for our non-profit natural surface trail organization. Our organization, CORA, is seeking an individual who is passionate about trails and is highly organized and collaborative. As an Administrative Coordinator, you will play a critical role in helping us achieve our mission in 2023 and beyond.

CORA along with project partners Great Parks, Cincinnati Parks, Anderson Township and Anderson Park District worked with Applied Trails Research to plan what is the first large scale multiple ownership natural surface multi-use trail in the region.

"I am thrilled and honored to take on the role of President of CORA. My intent is that CORA will not only create a more robust trail network and cycling community but that it will also be at the forefront of building a culture surrounding all outdoor recreation."