CORA Blog – News and Events

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*.

CORA is thrilled to collaborate with the City of Dayton, KY, and Groundwork Ohio River Valley to bring this urban trail to life.

After an extensive search in early 2021, CORA Board of Directors is excited to welcome Jason Reser as Trail Development Director. In this role, Jason will be responsible for executing funding opportunities in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, creating strategic partnerships for growth, and working with land managers to increase access to trails so that all community members have access to trails, close to home.

We received and interviewed many amazing candidates. Jason delivers all of the essential skills required to excel in this role, including extensive knowledge in sustainable trail buildi...

Progressive Bike Ramps of Joplin, MO, an industry leader in bike facility construction and design will work in conjunction with Cincinnati Parks and CORA (Cincinnati Off-RoadAlliance) to design a unique bike skills park in Mt. Airy Forest.

Cincinnati, OH April 13, 2021– CORA (Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance), the local chapter of the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA), and the Cincinnati Park Board have selected Progressive Bike Ramps (PBR) of Joplin, MO to design the first bike skills park within the Cincinnati Parks system. Progressive Bike Ramps brings an impressive resume of pur...