Numerous locks, spillways and historic buildings remain from the canal era, and much of the local history has been preserved in the many museums located along the corridor. Note that its surface is largely unpaved and varies greatly along the route.The trail connects three state parks, local ...
(c.240 mi/390 km long; opened in the 1830s) linked the upper Miami River with Lake Erie and was the principal transportation route of W Ohio until the 1850s. The Little Miami River (95 mi/152 km long) to the east and generally parallel, rises SE of Springfield and enters the Ohio...
This 24-mile bikeway tour will take you along the scenic Great Miami River and the historic remnants of the Miami and Erie Canal. A dog-friendly, midway tasty spot is en route where you can grab a bite, a beverage, or just a rest moment before continuing the tour. Ther...
On October 7, 1846, 555 Miami left Indiana by canal boat and were settled at the approach of winter along the Marais des Cygnes River in eastern Kansas on land adjoining the Piankashaw, Wea, and Peoria. The 500 to 1,500 Miami who remained in Indiana were heavily intermarried with ...
#3. Walk/bike a route you normally drive. Putting foot to pavement, especially in areas you would never normally walk or bike through, gives you an entirely different perspective of a city. Bring a camera and find unique things to snap photos of. Create your own tour guide to share with...
This 24-mile bikeway tour will take you along the scenic Great Miami River and the historic remnants of the Miami and Erie Canal. A dog-friendly, midway tasty spot is en route where you can grab a bite, a beverage, or just a rest moment before continuing the tour. Ther...