Get to know small-town Ohio's backroads, byways, and genuine friendliness as you base your next outdoor expedition from an Ohio Trail Town.

A trail town provides a destination around which you can plan your outdoor recreation. Head here for a weekend or more and set up your base camp at a local campground, or enjoy creature comforts at one of the local motels or bed and breakfasts. There are hometown restaurants, shops, and other in-town amenities to complement your outdoor forays on the Trail and other outdoor activities along creeks and rivers in your kayak or out on a bike trail on your bike.

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Delphos

Delphos is located in Allen and Van Wert Counties, and was formed in 1851 from 4 small towns. It was a major port on the Miami and Erie Canal, an early hub for narrow gauge railroads, and on the original route of the Lincoln Highway. By 1879, over a hundred factories were churning out goods for the world, and even today, the city enjoys an international reputation as a manufacturing center.

Loveland

Loveland, Ohio, is known for its scenic setting along the Little Miami River and its reputation as a family-friendly suburb of Cincinnati.

The Little Miami Scenic Trail, a paved rail-trail popular with cyclists, hikers, and runners. Locally known as the Loveland Bike Trail, this route has become a vital part of the city’s identity, drawing outdoor enthusiasts and contributing to Loveland’s appeal as a trail-friendly destination. Loveland has embraced its trail-related identity, with numerous bike shops, cafes, and pubs located in the downtown area.

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