The Xenia Station is home to the largest paved trail hub in Ohio. The grounds are tucked alongside where Miami Avenue and Detroit Street (Rt. 68) meet in Xenia, Ohio in Greene County.
The hub boasts about 170 miles of paved bikeways that connect directly to the station at this time. These trails connect to a number of different communities, as well as the nearby Dayton network, making this part of southwestern, Ohio very conducive to travelling by trail!
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Currently you can ride in 4 different directions by trail from the Station. That number will increase to 5 when the Jamestown Connector comes to town.
Trailhead signs distinguish themselves by using a numbering system. The signs also list the next town along each trail (and the distance to that destination). It looks something like this:
Now let's add the name of each trail and the general direction you'd ride from Xenia Station:
| 1 Springfield | = | Little Miami - North |
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1 Spring Valley
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Little Miami (Part of the Ohio-to-Erie Trail) - South
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2 Creekside
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Creekside Trail (H-Connector to Dayton) -West
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3 Jamestown
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Jamestown Connector - Southeast
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4 Cedarville
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Prairie Grass Trail (Part of the Ohio-to-Erie Trail) - East
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To help reinforce the trail configuration, check out the Xenia Station map.
To avoid confusion, print off the maps from this web site and take them with you when you ride. There's also a map inside the Xenia Station to help you get your bearings; but don't confuse Trail #3 with the completed trails. As previously mentioned, the 7.5 mile Jamestown Connector has yet to reach the trail hub. Construction will remedy that sometime in the future.
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