Clear Creek Bike Park

Clear Creek Bike Park, located on the Little Miami Trail Corridor and Route 32 in Anderson Township, will be open to all: toddlers on striders, teens, adults, adaptive athletes, and first-time riders. With progressive features for every ability level, the park breaks down barriers to recreation. It brings youth into nature, offering a healthy path toward belonging, movement, and growth. Phase I ensures access for riders of all ages and abilities. Phase II adds higher-skill jump lines and technical features, an intentional outlet for teens and adults who seek risk and adrenaline.

Bike parks give young people safe, welcoming spaces to explore, take risks, and grow. On two wheels, they build skills, confidence, and resilience. By making outdoor recreation fun and accessible, bike parks help fight inactivity, reduce isolation, and strengthen well-being.

Designed for riders of all ages, abilities, and wheeled preferences, the park will turn Clear Creek into a major hub for outdoor adventure, youth engagement, and community health. Not just a playground, this is a public asset. A regional anchor. A bold step in expanding equitable access to the outdoors.

Clear Creek Bike Park Rendering
Clear Creek Bike Park Rendering

What’s Coming

Progressive Flow Trails: All-weather, low-maintenance paved trails designed for every skill level, inspired by successful bike parks like the Dayton Bike Yard

All Wheels Welcome: Built with bikes in mind, the park will also be open to adaptive equipment, one-wheels, skateboards, and other appropriate wheeled uses

Community Access: Located along the Little Miami Corridor near Route 32, the park will be easily accessible for neighborhood families, youth programs, and regional visitors

Phased Construction: Environmentally sensitive building methods and durable materials will ensure long-term sustainability, with features added in phases as funding becomes available

Why It Matters: Bike parks are more than recreation, they shape healthier lifestyles, reduce inactivity, and create welcoming spaces where youth and families can connect. By breaking down barriers to outdoor activity, Clear Creek Bike Park will empower the next generation to move, play, and thrive through transformative outdoor experiences

Project Partner

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The Vision 

Clear Creek Bike Park builds on the success of bike-friendly communities like Bentonville, AR and Knoxville, TN. The bike park sits adjacent to Clear Creek’s busy soccer fields and alongside the Little Miami Trail, Ohio’s most popular long-distance paved greenway. 

Why It Matters

This isn’t just another bike park, it’s a strategic investment in community health, accessibility, and regional identity. Designed for all ages and skill levels, the park will feature a bike skills development area. The Clear Creek Bike Park creates new access to nature right where people live, work, and play. Once completed, Clear Creek Bike Park will connect with hundreds of miles of paved trails across Hamilton County and beyond, acting as the anchor of a growing outdoor recreation corridor throughout southwest Ohio. 

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Trail Features

  • Bike skills development area with all-weather aggregate surface
  • Beginner to advanced features, designed for all ages
  • Safe access from Little Miami Scenic Trail
  • Trailhead connections to city and regional park systems
  • Adaptive-use ready with a transfer area between the Little Miami Trail and Bike Park

Benefits

  • Improves mental and physical health outcomes for families
  • Offers fun outdoor programming and access for local youth
  • Boosts local business traffic to restaurants and breweries
  • Attracts and retains outdoor-minded talent to the Cincinnati area
  • Increases property value
Clear Creek Bike Park Rendering
Clear Creek Bike Park Rendering

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What's Next?

With trail designs complete and regional support strong, this project is scheduled for ground breaking in late 2026 into 2027.

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