Glenwood Gardens to Winton Woods Trail

Glenwood Gardens to Winton Woods Trail

Improvement project

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Project Dates

location CONSTRUCTION START: Fall 2025
location CONSTRUCTION END: Fall 2027

Great Parks is planning and constructing the Glenwood Gardens to Winton Woods Trail, a new 3.6-mile shared-use trail that extends the West Fork Mill Creek Greenway Trail and offers a safe, accessible connection between two of Great Parks' most popular destinations. An important link in Greater Cincinnati's regional trail network, the new trail expands opportunities for recreation and vehicle-free transportation in an urbanized area. Once complete, more than nine miles of continuous path will link community resources across Springfield Township, Greenhills, Woodlawn and Wyoming.


Designed as a 12-foot-wide, paved and ADA-compliant connector, the trail opens safe and convenient park entry points for walkers, runners, bicyclists, wheelchair users, strollers and other non-motorized users. Identified as a priority in Great Parks’ 2019 Comprehensive Master Plan, the project responds directly to community requests for more trail connections and access. Phase 1 construction included new sidewalk connections to Metro bus transit and a signalized crosswalk to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety on Springfield Pike and Glendale-Milford Road. Phase 2 construction will complete the trail connection between the existing West Fork Mill Creek Greenway Trail at the entrance to Glenwood Gardens and the Harbor Loop Trail at Winton Woods.

Tentative Project Timeline

DATE ACTIVITY
Completed 2023 Planning & design
Phase 1: Completed Spring 2025 Construction of pedestrian improvements to Glenwood Gardens entrance
Phase 2: Fall 2025-Fall 2027 Trail construction underway
Timeline is an estimate based on the current project status and is subject to change.

Downloads

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Community Engagement

Great Parks held a public meeting April 1, 2021, to gather public input as part of the project development process. Public input is used to help make decisions regarding the trail's final design.

Contact Us

For additional questions about the project, contact Great Parks.

COST & FUNDING

Special Thanks

Great Parks secured more than $7 million from outside funding sources for trail design and construction. This includes $352,000 in federal Transportation Alternative funding and $123,000 in state Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) funds for phase 1 construction. For phase 2 construction, Great Parks secured $6 million in federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement funds and $500,000 from the Clean Ohio Trail Fund.