Bikeways

Paint Creek Recreational Trail

The longest dedicated bike path in our region, the PCRT is a gentle 34 mile ride from Washinton Court House to Chillicothe. This trail was previously known as the Tri-County Triangle Trail and the Adena Heritage Trail.

Paint Creek Recreational Trail
Length33 miles
SurfacePaved
CountiesFayette - Ross
Map Key#17
Trail Heads
2437 Robinson Rd SE (Shaw Wetland), Washington CH
SR 104 South of US 35, Chillicothe

More Information & Resources

 Trail Website   Ohio: Find it Here!   Facebook Page   GPX Data

Bikeways & Hiking Trails

Views from the Trails

A glimpse into the wonderful scenery of Southern Ohio

Alexandria Point Trail
Alexandria Point Trail
An easy ride along the Ohio River and the amazing murals in Portsmouth, Ohio.

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Buckeye Trail
Buckeye Trail
An amazing backpacking trail traversing all of Ohio through some of the most scenic locations. The trail is identified by blue blazes on trees and poles.

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Delbert Haines Trail
Delbert Haines Trail
The Washington Court House section of the Paint Creek Recreational Trail (formerly the Tri-County Triangle Trail or Adena Heritage Trail).

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Gallia Hike and Bike Trail
Gallia Hike and Bike Trail
A smooth ride featuring gentle grades with short stretches through small towns and through historic Gallipolis. The southeastern leg is also known as the Holzer Clinic Trail.

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Georgetown Park Trail
Georgetown Park Trail
A short trail in Kathryn Hanlon Park on the east side of Georgetown.

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Greenfield Paint Creek Trail
Greenfield Paint Creek Trail
A beautiful path offering opportunities to walk and/or bike through Greenfield, Ohio, along Paint Creek.

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About Southern Ohio Trails

The Southern Ohio Trails site exists to promote Active Transportation and outdoor exploration in Southern Ohio. It is funded in part by the Ohio Department or Transportation, the Appalachian Regional Commission, the Economic Development Services Agency and OVRDC members.

The OVRDC portion of the code for this site is in the public domain and can be found on GitHub.

For more information, please use the contact form on the OVRDC website and use the subject 'Trail Map', or file an issue on GitHub.