GET INVOLVED WITH CORA

There are a number of ways to be a trail advocate!

Visit the Trails

Mount Airy Aerial Photo

Explore over 120 miles of natural surface trail in Greater Cincinnati. 

These trails are designed to be accessible for hiking, mountain biking, running, sight-seeing, including various trails equipped for adaptive use. The trails are a great way to get exercise, relieve stress, soak in nature, and disconnect from technology. There are various bike parks in Greater Cincinnati for kids and adults alike to develop skills to take to the trails, designed for your neighborhood. Find solace on the trails! The trails are for kids learning to ride & hike, families looking to explore, anyone looking for adventure, built for commuters, neighbors, visitors, and beyond. Go explore!

Trails are for all of us! 

Sign Up For Our Newsletter

ODNR Stonelick Park Map

Join the CORA community by signing up to receive news about projects, events, and other news in the outdoor community. Sign up for the monthly newsletter, "Trailblazer News". 

Join Us At An Event

Eons Bike Park Grand Opening

There are events on the trail every week, along with various volunteer days, trail grand openings, and more!

Annual Events

• CORA Bike & Trail Expo at MadTree Brewing (First Saturday of March)

• Annual Meeting at MadTree Brewing (Friday Night before Expo)

Learn About CORA Trail Projects

Top Secret Trail Project

CORA is guided by a bold vision for Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky

• 375 miles of connected, accessible trails 

• 14 neighborhood bike skills courses

• 4 large-scale regional bike parks

Learn more about each project in motion, with more on the horizon!

Volunteer at a Trail Day

Harbin Park Trail Day

Volunteering at a Trail Day is a great way to serve the community while finding community with others who care about the beautiful greenspaces. There is no experience required, and there is plenty of honeysuckle to remove. Volunteers maintain our trails to keep them sustainable and enjoyable for every trail user. 

Join our Trail Crew for an upcoming Trail Day!

Donate to Support Our Work

Donate to CORA

All gifts made go directly towards supporting ongoing projects and our strategic plan to build 375 miles of natural surface trails by 2030, creating a world-class system that expands access, supports sustainability, and welcomes all kinds of trail users.

When you donate here to this general fund, your support keeps the lights on and projects moving forward. Help support trail design, trail building, trail maintenance, volunteer programing, and tool and equipment acquisition to complete the work. 

Your gifts have an impact on our trails and our community.

Become a Member

CORA Membership Tiers

Support CORA on a monthly basis by becoming a Member today! Your support helps design and build new trails, grow volunteer programs, invest in the tools and equipment needed to keep this work moving forward, and keep the vision alive.

Your recurring contributions make a huge impact to our continued work to bring more trails to your neighborhood. 

Built to Explore. Built for Adventure.

Brad Buckner, Volunteer at Stonelick State Park
CORA Trail Weekend at Stonelick State Park

STAY UP TO DATE

Our newsletter subscribers get the first look at the latest CORA news, new trail projects, volunteer opportunities, ways to get involved, events, and events. Subscribe to the CORA newsletter today to get exciting updates sent  to your inbox.