Nice little park. Small play ground. Ball field. Benches. Flat trails in the woods that are flat…read moreand easy. At one point you can see the river. It feels like a safe place to come walking. This is 60 acres purchased from heirs of the carmody family estate. Lower twin creek nature preserve.

This is my go to place. Why well? 1st I live just down the street…read more It offers a nice bike path that will take you to Hamilton and beyond. You can also walk, relax and chill out. Nice parking since there are ball fields. I like to jet off the path just past the wooded area about 1.3 miles into the route. It will take you to a walkway to the river. Nice peaceful and such a nice sound of the river flowing. Usually not too crowded. Just keep to the right all the times. Please do enjoy.

A little remote and from my end unknown bike/ walking trail of about 20 miles round trip. This…read moretrail begins at the ballfields but continues through treed areas and along a dammed waterway. Along the way is another parking area where you can bring your kayak to put in and travel 3+ miles up and down a hibiscus laden stream. You'll be visited by at least one blue heron along the way. If you travel up as far as the dam, be careful not to be sucked under the wall ( just kidding) but the current is fun to play in. The current can be inconsistent because one day it was difficult to paddle toward the dam and another day we paddled up and down the stream from the put in.

This is such a beautiful area! We parked in the small paved parking lot on the east side of the…read morepark, which let us walk right into the area with the gorgeous pond area, featuring a ton of plant and wildlife, including these gorgeous large flowers. The trail around the pond area is paved and easy to walk, and as you approach the far end, signage indicates access to an unimproved trail. There is nice seating near the pond, as well as a great overlook deck. What a great little park!

Wetlands is a great local park with beautiful scenery, and nice paved trails or alternatively…read more"mowed" trails. You can go shorter or longer distances as you wish. Parts of the park are located along a fairly busy road so there is some road noise along some trails, just FYI.

I had been to this park a couple of times last spring but it was so wet that I didn't venture far…read moredown the path. The park entrance is right next to US-35, and appears to be a favorite spot for fishing and putting a boat on the river. After crashing the small footbridge, you can either turn right and follow the trail closer to the road or continue straight to the river bank. Here the trail also turns right and runs along the river bank. Either way you go, it's a big loop. If you want though, you can continue along the river back past the loop to intersect with the Creekside Rails to Trails. Overall this pathway runs through the flood plain and near a swampy area. Not much to look at during the fall but a nice short hike for something different. Only problem from my perspective is the road noise. Go check it out for yourself.

What an amazing place in Ohio! If you love the outdoors, you will love this trail…read more LBT has expanded so much over the years but one thing that still needs work is the parking!! If you don't go early, it will be very hard to find a spot but there are other options. My wife and I were able to rent two bikes and a kids bike trailer for our disabled kiddo to be able to enjoy the bike ride. For those that don't like crowds, it may be hard to really enjoy the trail with so many people on it. They also have Hawaiian Ice Stand (limited hours) and plenty of restaurants that have popped up where you can get coffee, drinks or food. The trail itself is beautiful and green! But please beware that some parts of the paved trail do cross roads with cars. Highly recommend this trail to anyone local or visiting!

We started in Milford and road to Loveland. Rented bikes at Bishops right on the bike trail in…read moreMilford. Great ride, smooth path and lots of shady spots. In Loveland, we got lunch at a fish taco truck (two cod tacos and one rice bowl with salmon - delicious!). Then road back. Awesome way to spend a day! We were riding on a Tuesday afternoon - there were others in the trail but not too many.

Don't start at this point heading towards Middletown and Franklin. The trail is in bad shape. Lots…read moreof rocks, flooding and is shut down halfway to Middletown about 75% of the time. Especially after heavy rain. Better to park in Middletown. The connection to Franklin will be open soon.

Park in lot number one and ride all the way to lot number six it is about 9 miles each way I think…read more It is pretty flat but a steady bike ride. It is also great for walking and fantastic for walking dogs because there is a lot of field and many people walk their dogs out here. You have very nice views of the river! It is a great way to get some exercise and it's also a great way to wind down after a long week and clear your head! This is my first visit here and I did the entire bike ride. Next time, I will bring my dog to walk with me! I'm so glad I found this paved bike trail!

I really love going to Twin Creek MetroPark. It's close to my home, which makes it super easy when…read moreI just need to get outside for a bit and a quick hike. Just be aware: The trails are moderate and there are some pretty steep spots. It is good for families with older kids, and pets - yay!! but not stroller friendly. I definitely recommend wearing good hiking shoes or boots to have a better grip on the ground. . The park itself is just beautiful. Lots of woodlands that let you recharge your soul. Benches along the trail invite for a break or to soak in the beautiful scenery.

Ok had been back to these trails in years and decided to do 2 trails the red and the blue both were…read morearound a mile each. It had been dry so didn't have to worry about mud and it had been cool lately so was hoping the bugs weren't a problem. So doused myself in bug repellent and headed out on my own to get some steps in. love walking in nature. I took pics of the trail map and color of the trail i was doing so I didn't get lost ... at least that was my goal. I did the red and then the blue. both trails were harder than I was looking for. The hills were steep and slippery .. plus rock and roots to stumble on. a few areas were so steep I had to find branches to make myself a walking stick. but the blue trail was a hot mess. so over grown and trees down. At one point it just ended .. the trail led to a lot of brush I ended up walking in the woods in areas that didn't look like a trail. alot was so over grown and they obviously aren't clearing this area and no one is going on the blue trail. Then I get to the parking lot and see the same colors I'd been on in the area near the overlook ... which I'd never been to. So is that different trails with the same colors .... I'm not sure. I followed the signs for blue and red and neither took me to this. I def wont return alone. there were several times I slipped and stumbled and it was scary especially alone. I made it out without falling and lived to hike again somewhere else another day. There was a guy in his truck when I started and the same guy was sitting there when I went to my car .. found that creepy and weird. It was 80 plus degrees why just sit there alone ... odd. park staff should clear the blue trail ... it's a hazard

Surprisingly beautiful park in the Beavercreek area. Nice trails, though they could be better…read moremarked. Small pond at the entrance, with more than a few people fishing on a warm Sunday afternoon in early September. Can't wait to revisit later in the fall, as the leaves start to change!! GREAT Greene County resource... ENJOY!!