CORA Blog – Trails

CORA (Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance) offers a network of over 115 miles of multi-use trails across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Whether you're into mountain biking, hiking, trail running, or just soaking in the great outdoors, there's a trail for you.

Healthy people make for healthier communities. CORA has evolved from a mountain biking enthusiast organization to one that embraces all forms of trail usage and seeks to give our community an avenue to physical, mental, and social wellbeing through our expertise in trail building. We seek to build extensive outdoor recreation opportunities that will lead to more active lifestyles and vibrant communities.

Colder seasons offer a unique opportunity to enjoy the crisp air, quiet woods, and firm trails. Frozen ground can be a fantastic surface for mountain biking—if you do it right.

As the days get shorter, night riding becomes the perfect way to maximize your trail time. But not all trails are open after dark, and each park has different rules. Some trails allow night rides at any time, while others have specific hours or require permits for group events. Here's a breakdown of when and where you can ride after sunset.

CORA is proud to support DPTC in this new chapter