CORA Blog

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."

More Trails for Everyone, More Trails Closer to Home, More Kids on Bikes, More Women on Bikes, and a diverse network of trails have been my driving force over the past nine years as a CORA Board Member. I have served four years as the Vice President and the past two as President.

The Aylesboro Connector trail on Wasson Way is definitely an unorthodox project for CORA to be working on. Never before have we built a short piece of natural surface trail in an urban environment and a lot of people might be asking why we're doing this.

The TriState Trails Summit last week left everyone with a high level of stoke! It was amazing to get so many in the room at NKU to discuss the benefits of trails. Mayor Aftab Pureval of Cincinnati and Judge-Executive Gary Moore of Boone County participated in panel discussions regarding paths, community connections, and active transportation*.