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.

 

Featured Trail Towns

Morrow

Morrow, Ohio is a small village in Warren County whose history and identity are closely tied to transportation corridors and waterways. Founded in the mid-19th century along the Little Miami Railroad, Morrow developed at the confluence of the Little Miami River and Todd Fork, a location that earlier supported mills and river commerce. This meeting of river, creek, and rail made Morrow a natural stopping point for settlement and trade, shaping the village’s layout and long-term growth.

Centerburg

Discover Centerburg, Ohio, a welcoming small town located near the geographic center of the state and along the Ohio to Erie Trail. Stop at the Midway Welcome Station for a photo at the trail's midpoint, a bike repair station, and a chance to rest before exploring downtown. Just a few blocks away, you'll find local favorites like Kolacheez Coffee Bar, Cafe 18 on Main, and other small-town eateries and shops. With its unique place in Ohio's geography, friendly local businesses, and dedicated trail amenities, Centerburg is a memorable stop along your journey

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