Trail Conditions



MoMBA Trail Conditions


For up to date trail conditions and closures at MoMBA, please call 937-277-4374. Enjoy the Trails and "Get Out and Ride!"

River Corridor Recreational Trails


With spring comes high water. Recreational trails along our waterways may be flooded. Check water levels before heading out.

Unpaved Recreational Trails


Spring rain and occasional snow make for slippery conditions on the trails. Most trails are left in their natural state during the late winter and early spring months--for environmental as well as cost reasons. Heavy rains and snow thawing also result in flooding along low-lying trail sections. Take Care!

Alerts, Closures & Construction



Great Miami River Recreation Trail Detours


The Great Miami River Recreation Trail under Interstate 70 is closed for a bridge replacement project. The trail remains open to the construction limits of the project from both the north and south. Please use the recreation trail while avoiding the construction areas.

In downtown Dayton, work on the Washington Street bridge has closed portions of the Great Miami River Recreation Trail. Detours for heading north into downtown:

• From the east side of river, the trail can be accessed again just north of Washington Street.
• On the west side of the river, people must use the sidewalk along Edwin C. Moses Boulevard at Elizabeth Place, rejoining the trail at Sunrise MetroPark by Salem Avenue.

Portions of the Great Miami Recreation Trail under the I-75 bridge at Riverside Drive and North Bend Blvd. will be closed until November 2010.

• On the west (left) side of the Great Miami River, a detour from the south crosses the river on Riverside Dr. to North Patterson Blvd. Where it connects with the east side of the trail loop.
• On the east (right) side of the Great Miami River, the route will remain the same, except that the part of the trail under the I-75 bridge will detour for a short distance onto North Bend Blvd., which will be one way for vehicle traffic.

A 1-mile section of the Great Miami River Recreation Trail in Miamisburg will be closed as workers begin to reconstruct a portion of the trail. The trail – from Linden Avenue south to where the trail heads down from the levee top to the river bed – has deep cracks that have made for an uncomfortably bumpy ride. Crews will remove the old pavement, stabilize the subsurface with cement and repave the trail.

Stillwater River Recreation Trail Work Scheduled.


Riders can easily detour around construction. Reconstruction of nearly a half mile of the Stillwater River Recreation Trail is set to begin on Monday, Oct. 15, 2007. The work will be done in two areas – just south of the Siebenthaler Bridge in DeWeese Park; and just north of the Ridge Avenue Bridge, south to the suspension bridge connecting Triangle Park and Island Metro Park.