CINCINNATI (WKRC) — A trail connecting communities across Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky has been designated as a National Water Trail. Known as the Ohio River Trail, it stretches for 308 miles.

The Ohio River Way, stretching more than 300 miles from Ashland to West Point, earned a national water trail designation from the U.S. Department of the Interior in June — connecting Appalachia ...

Visitors can access the trail from dawn until dusk. Parking for the trail is located at the Cheat River Trailhead, which has picnic areas, water fountains, restrooms and river access.

A segment of the trail shut down near 1000 North and Cornell Street starting in 2020 for a paving, realignment and water infrastructure project designed to improve the Jordan River watershed.

But the river and its trail have never shed their reputation as the city’s back-of-house. Little development, especially in Utah’s capital, actually faces and embraces the river.

This Water Trail goes from near Parsons in Tucker County to Rowlesburg in Preston County along the Cheat River. There are nine access points along the trail, depending on where and how far you ...

Upper Monongahela River This trail goes from where the West Fork and Tygart Valley rivers become the Monongahela River in White Hall, West Virginia to Brownsville, Pennsylvania—just north of Uniontown ...

The Willamette Water Trail website map has a detailed breakdown of every landmark, from boat ramps to campsites. There are pictures of most sites as well, which are particularly helpful.

At landings, the trail features old-school signs offering analog maps and information about the area's history, as well as more high-tech features such as Wi-Fi.

Grand Rapids Water trail designation seeks to boost recreation, tourism on the Grand River Published: Jan. 05, 2024, 2:52 p.m.

Friends of the Cheat River, Navajo Water, Saving the Red Wolf ...