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Join the Movement

Together we’re activating positive change for communities across our region.

Want your community to be more walkable and bikeable? So do we! In partnership with our local allies, Tri-State Trails is on a mission to connect and expand our region’s trail and bikeway network. As a nonprofit organization, we offer a depth of information, insight and support to those inspired to join our movement. We hope the resources below leave you feeling informed and empowered.

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Become a Member

Local governments, nonprofit organizations, and businesses can support Tri-State Trails on an annual basis by becoming a member organization.

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For Practitioners

Our Regional Trail & Bikeway Committee is geared toward local government and nonprofit professionals working on active transportation infrastructure projects.  It convenes quarterly to inspire multi-jurisdictional collaboration on projects that connect, expand, or enhance the trail and bikeway network.

For Advocates

Residents, lend your voice to our cause to create the political will for continued investment in our multi-modal network. Get involved in our Active Transportation Coalition to connect with other advocates and cultivate positive change for our region.

Local Advocacy Groups

From volunteer opportunities to social meetups, these organizations offer a variety of ways to get involved in the trail and active transportation community.

Please note: This list includes many of our local allies, but it is not exhaustive. To have your organization added below, please email [email protected].

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Trail-Specific Advocacy Groups
Friends of Little Miami State Park is the volunteer-run advocacy nonprofit working to maintain and improve the 50-mile Little Miami Scenic Trail in Hamilton, Clermont and Warren Counties.

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Whitewater Canal Trail, Inc. is a nonprofit group leading the effort to build and maintain a hiking trail along the former Whitewater Canal in Franklin County, Indiana.

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Connecting Active Communities Coalition is a working group comprised of 11 local governments in suburban northern Hamilton County working collaboratively to build the Mill Creek Triangle Trail.

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Fitness for Life Around Grant County is the nonprofit group leading the effort to plan and build the Grant County Heritage Trail.

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Social Riding & Advocacy Groups
Cincinnati Cycle Club is a member-based bicycling group that organizes over 1,000 rides annually, as well as other social activities.

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Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance is the local chapter of the International Mountain Biking Association, leading efforts to advocate for, build, and maintain mountain biking trails in the region.

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Queen City Bike is a member-based bicycling advocacy nonprofit focusing on Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.

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Ride the Cov is a volunteer group working to make Covington, Kentucky, more bike friendly.

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Bike Co-ops
MoBo is a volunteer-run, nonprofit bicycle co-op located in Cincinnati's Northside neighborhood. During open shop times, members are empowered to learn how to fix and maintain their bikes.

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The Bike Kitchen is a free service provided to the community by the Office of Sustainability at the University of Cincinnati, offering repair services, tune-ups, and workshops for free to the community.

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Bike Share Programs
Red Bike is the nonprofit bike share organization in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.

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River Cities Bike Share is the bike share system for the Dearborn Trail in Aurora and Lawrenceburg, Indiana.

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Bearcats Bike Share is a free bike library system for students at the University of Cincinnati.

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NKU Bike Share is the bike share system managed by Gotcha Bike for Northern Kentucky University.

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