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THIS WEEK'S FEATURED ACCESS POINT |
| Wolf Creek Bikeway :: Golden Gate Park |
| 700 Arlington Rd., Brookville - GET DIRECTIONS TO THIS LOCATION |
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Drinking water: No |
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This northwestern segment of the Wolf Creek Bikeway follows an abandoned railroad route. Relatively flat for most of its length, the trail passes  alongside Sycamore State Park to the southwest, or heading northwestward, the trail winds through rolling farm fields to the rural corner of Montgomery County ending in the Village of Verona.
Golden Gate Park has been used for more than 100 years for public outings. The park hosts a variety of organized sports activities, picnic areas and shelter houses to rent. Golden Gate Park also holds a modern community theater, with several productions scheduled each year.
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| Close To Home |
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| With more than 330 miles of bikeways plus a growing number of on-street bike lanes and sharrows, it’s more convenient than ever. Get out and start exploring the bikeways and discover something new in your community! |
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| Miles & Miles of Trails |
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| Get out and ride on the largest bikeway network in the country! Roughly 330 miles of trails stretch throughout the region. You’ll find trails stretching from Troy to Franklin, and from Verona to Springfield. |
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| Get Out & Bike! |
There are more than 70 miles of bikeways in Montgomery County and nearly 330 miles of paved, multi-use bikeways in the Miami Valley. Our network of “greenways” can get you where you need to go for business and pleasure. This extensive trail system coupled with new bike lanes downtown, the new bike hub at RiverScape MetroPark, and Dayton's recently garnered bronze award as a bicycle-friendly community show why the Dayton region is a destination for cycling enthusiasts. |
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