Come see the first two sections of the trail up close! Join us for a walk along the tracks from Madison Road to Montgomery Road, near Xavier. You can get the inside scoop about some exciting features planned for these two sections and get all your questions answered.

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Great Parks is asking for community input on what types of projects they should include in their future plans. Tell them how much you care about Wasson Way! Click here, then scroll down to the bottom and click “Provide Feedback.” complete the short form and say: “Please support the Wasson Way trail!”

Every dollar raised through December 31, 2015 will be matched dollar for dollar through a generous grant from Interact for Health, up to $50,000. So far, Wasson Way has raised over $24,000, and we are looking for the generous help of our supporters to reach our goal by the end of the calendar year. Please visit our donation page here to donate online or via check. All donations are tax deductible. Your support is greatly appreciated!

During May and June, Wasson Way volunteers held an Avondale community meeting, met with the Urban League of Southwest Ohio (a job creation agency based in Avondale) and presented to the Executive Board of the Avondale Community Council. Since extending the Wasson Way to Avondale in February, we have been working to inform local residents and leaders.

On Wednesday June 3rd, City Council voted in favor of purchasing the right of way for 4.1 miles of the Wasson Way from Norfolk Southern Railroad which will run from Dana Avenue to Red Bank Road. The vote was 8-0, with all of Council in favor and Councilman Winburn absent. This is a tremendous milestone for the Wasson Way project. We are grateful to the support of Mayor Cranley, City Council, and the many volunteers who have supported this project. We are pursuing multiple ways to acquire the right of way for the full 7.6 miles of trail which will run from Avondale through 12 neighborhoods to the Little Miami Bike Trail. The City will be applying for a Federal TIGER grant in June to fund the construction of the trail.

The UC Niehoff Urban Studio conducted a study throughout the 13/14 academic year on the the Wasson Way as a trail and light rail corridor. The following report titled, “Movement in the City“, highlights research and project proposals for Wasson Way. Students from urban planning, civil engineering, urban geography, and real estate collaborated with stakeholders across the city to develop these proposals.

oin us on Saturday, March 21st for the 5th annual Pedal4Paddy bike event. With multiple bike routes for all ages and abilities, the ride offers something fun for everyone in the family. It’s a great excuse to get out of the house to celebrate spring, biking, good food, local beer. A $20 donation is requested, and all donations will benefit the Wasson Way. Ride starts at 11:00am at 50 West Brewery, 7668 Wooster Pike.