Hike/Bike Trails
The Anderson Park District features a variety of gravel, nature and paved trails for families to bike, walk and enjoy. Dogs are permitted on all trails and must be on a 6′ leash at all times.
Beech Acres Park
1.27 miles of paved trail. Travel in and around the entire park by foot, bike, or rollerblade on this paved path that allows easy access to all areas of the park.
Clear Creek Park
.7 miles of paved trail. An extension of the Little Miami Scenic Trail, the trail connects to the Beechmont Levee and the Little Miami Golf Center. Eventually, the trail will extend completely from the Ohio River to Lake Erie Trail. Trail partners include, but are not limited to: Great Parks of Hamilton County, Anderson Township, and Ohio Department of Transportation.
W. M. Johnson Hills Park
3.2 miles of nature trail and meadow. Start at the official head of Little Dry Run Creek, cross the meadow and follow the Red Bud Trail through the wooded terrain. More trail and park development in progress.
Juilfs Park
1.13 miles of paved trail. The paved hike/bike trail meanders throughout Juilfs Park. Children can exercise their imagination on the tricycle track with mock gas pumps and a roadside rest area. Many patrons include the tricycle track to make one lap around the entire park an even mile.
Laverty Park
.38 miles of trail. Comprised of wooded terrain, a hiking trail, and paved trail.
Riverside Park
1.59 miles of paved trail. The paved trail meanders around the six ball diamonds and the synthetic turf All Weather Fields along the Little Miami Wild and Scenic River. Rollerbladers, bikers, walkers, and runners can enhance their distance by utilizing the paved paths along the fields.
Veterans Park
.4 miles of paved and gravel trail. Veterans Park features a hiking path around the perimeter of the park. The portion of the path through the woods is gravel; the portion near the parking lot is paved.
The trail also features 5 Parcourse FitCircuit stations, including knee lift, chin-up, sit-up, push-up, and bench dip. Thanks to Eagle Scout, John Kammerer, from Troop #445 for raising over $4000 and installing the Parcourse FitCircuit equipment. Many thanks to the following donors: Penn Station, A & A Safety, Mercy Health Plex, PNC Bank, and Doctor’s Committee.
