Mount Airy Forest
5083 Colerain Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45223
Mount Airy Forest webpage
Mount Airy Forest map
Also, see Cincinnati Birding Drive
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Mount Airy Forest
Coordinates: 39.1681338, -84.5727539
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Mount Airy Forest–Arboretum
Coordinates: 39.1813416, -84.5717239
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Mount Airy Forest–McFarlan Woods
Coordinates: 39.15607, -84.5861
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Ohio Birding Day Hike
Mount Airy Forest Trails
Hiking trails at Mount Airy Forest include:
Colerain Trail – 1 mile
Ponderosa Trail – 3 miles
Red Oak Trail – 1 mile
Quarry Trail – .75 mile
Furnas Trail – 1.5 miles
Twin Bridges Trail – .3 mile
Beechwood Trail – 1.3 miles
Blue Spruce Trail – .75 mile
Lingo Trail – .75 mile
Cedar Trail – .5 mile
McFarlan Trail – 1 mile
Maple Ridge Trail – 1 mile
Descriptions with maps of hikes on trails at Mount Airy Forest are on the AllTrails website.
About Mount Airy Forest
At almost 1,500 acres, Mount Airy Forest is Cincinnati’s largest park. It was established in 1911 out of several unproductive farms and was the first municipal reforestation in America. A crew of young African Americans was employed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (a federal jobs program during the Great Depression) to build service roads, the large check dams in West Fork Creek and—along with more skilled laborers working for the Works Progress Administration—most of the shelter, service and restroom buildings. They also planted more than one million trees! Each recreational area typically included a shelter, comfort station, picnic tables and a water source, either a fountain or a pump.
From Mount Airy Forest webpage
Restrooms on site.
