The Friends of the Little Miami State Park (FLMSP) is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization working to maintain and improve the 50-mile Little Miami State Park paved trail. We work closely with the Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources to preserve the park’s natural river setting while creating a safe, enjoyable experience for all trail users.

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FLMSP conforms to the highest industry standards applied to non-profits, making it well qualified for grant consideration and for donor confidence. The Friends volunteer their labor and skills because we love the trail and want others to enjoy it as much as we do!

Consider joining us on—or off—the trail.  We're always looking for volunteers.  You can pick up brush and litter on an Adopt-a-Trail team, share a special skill or resource in Special Ops, or help promote our work in the community and through media. Everyone is welcome; every effort helps.  The amount of time you devote is always your decision, and your work will always be sincerely appreciated. 

Trail Alerts: Closings and Condition Report

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Spring Valley: The trail is open at S.R. 42 overpass (MM 7.0) However, this site remains an active construction site.  Approach with caution.  There may be intermittent short term closures.   

Corwin: The trail is open at S.R. 73 overpass (MM 14.5). However, this site remains an active construction site.  Approach with caution.  There may be intermittent short term closures. 

Trail Condition:

Trail under I-71 Jeremiah Morrow Bridge (MM 22.1) Trail slippage on east side of trail due to undercutting by creek.

Trail Between Hedges Road and Richland Road (MM 4.5) Trail slippage on east side of trail due to undercutting by Glady Run.

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Repaving: Please Help!

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If you love the Little Miami Scenic Trail, we need your help. Friends of the Little Miami State Park has been working hard to secure funding to repave the 40-year-old section of trail between Morrow and South Lebanon. The bumps, cracks and holes in this 3-mile length of trail present inconvenience and a safety hazard to all trail users.

O'Bannon Creek Bridge Beautification

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FLMSP volunteers wasted no time in beautifying the area around the newly replaced O’Bannon Creek trail bridge in Loveland.

Our Partners

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