When the sun is blazing, it’s almost instinctive to seek out the water. This lovely creek is a natural treasure in the heart of Cincinnati. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Mill Creek.
Mill Creek is a stream that flows 28.4 miles southwest through Ohio. It passes through the heart of Cincinnati and eventually joins the Ohio River just west of the city’s downtown area.
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Though Mill Creek is not suitable for swimming, it’s a lovely place to spend an afternoon walking or cycling.
Flickr/5chw4r7z The Mill Creek Greenway provides residents with a convenient transit option, as well as a fun way to stay active in the city. The southern section is about two miles long, while the northeastern section offers another mile of paved trail.
The water is quite lovely to watch as it lazily flows on its way through the city. It’s a little scrap of nature in the heart of a bustling metropolis.
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If you’re patient and keep your eyes peeled, you can even spot wildlife hanging around the creek’s banks and flitting through the water.
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To find the Mill Creek Greenway Trail, head to Mill Creek Rd., Cincinnati, OH. You can also click here to learn more information about exploring along this beautiful creek.
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The Mill Creek Greenway provides residents with a convenient transit option, as well as a fun way to stay active in the city. The southern section is about two miles long, while the northeastern section offers another mile of paved trail.
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For more of the best places to enjoy the water in Cincinnati, check out these five Cincinnati water parks that will make your summer awesome.
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