Tri-State Trails

05/29/2026

The final westward extension of Wasson Way (Phase 7) is moving forward, with construction expected to begin later this year!

Cincinnati DOTE was awarded this funding through OKI Regional Council of Governments in 2020 in partnership with the CROWN Cincinnati Capital Campaign. The project will extend Wasson Way Project further into Avondale, connecting Blair Ct to the intersection of MLK Dr and Reading Rd.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, Tri-State Trails has contributed $3.3 million in CROWN funds to the City Of Cincinnati, leveraging more than $11.7 million in federal and state grants since 2019 to complete Wasson Way.

We’re excited to see this transformational trail continue to connect neighborhoods and expand safe, accessible transportation and recreation options across Cincinnati.

Here's when the seventh – and final phase – of Wasson Way will be completed.

05/22/2026

99 riders are already registered for the 2026 Tour de CROWN 👀

Who will be rider #100?

Join us on Saturday, August 29 for Cincinnati’s community bike ride celebrating the CROWN Cincinnati. Riders can choose from 34-mile, 17.5-mile, and 8.5-mile routes, all supported by awesome volunteers, with rest stops and a post-ride celebration at Fifty West Brewing Company.

Register now and help us hit the next milestone.
Learn more at: tourdecrown.org

05/20/2026

Thank you to the City Of Cincinnati, Mayor Aftab Pureval, and Councilmember Mark Jeffreys for proclaiming May as Bike Month in the City of Cincinnati and for recognizing the importance of safer streets, transportation choices, and trails that connect our communities and support our health and well-being.

And thank you to all of our incredible community partners, volunteers, advocates, and everyday riders for promoting bicycle safety, education, advocacy, and community rides throughout May and all year long.

We Move Cincy, Cincinnati Hardcourt Bike Polo, Cincinnati Cycle Club, CORA - Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance, Cincy Red Bike, Major Taylor Cycling Club Of Cincinnati, MoBo Bicycle Co-op, Pleasant Streets, Queen City Bike, RIDE CINCINNATI, Ride the Cov, Social Push Cincy, The Bridge Adaptive Sports & Rec, Urban Basin Bicycle Club, along with many other community partners and local bike shops!

05/20/2026

Each year, the Tour de CROWN partners with a different local artist to create a one-of-a-kind event jersey that celebrates Cincinnati, community, and the spirit of the CROWN Cincinnati .

For 2026, we’re excited to collaborate with Jim Tucker Studio. Jim’s playful, people-centered illustrations bring the energy of the Tour de CROWN to life with a cast of joyful characters inspired by movement, connection, and the vibrant communities that make our region special.

We love the personality and sense of fun Jim has brought to this year’s design, and we can’t wait to see riders wearing it out on the CROWN.

Register to ride the Tour de CROWN: https://tristatetrails.org/event/tour-de-crown-2026/
Order your jersey: https://via.primalcustom.com/collections/ts-16761
Jersey ordering deadline: July 8, 2026
Estimated drop ship delivery: August 21, 2026

05/19/2026

Breakfast on the Bridge felt electric this year, and these organizations are a huge part of why.

They are creating safer streets, stronger neighborhoods, more joyful public spaces, better transit, accessible recreation, trails, bike routes, youth programs, environmental stewardship, and opportunities for people to connect. They are working hard every single day to build a healthier, more connected Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, and they want you to be part of it.

Thank you to everyone who tabled, shared resources, brought energy, handed out stickers and smiles, answered questions, brewed coffee, baked pastries, advocated for safer communities, and helped people imagine what’s possible.

Presenting Sponsor:


Explorer Sponsors:


Northern Kentucky Port Authority

Kentucky Bicycle and Bikeway Commission




Wanderer Sponsors:







Coffee & Breakfast:



Community Partners:

Biking & Active Transportation:






Community & Advocacy:






Inclusive & Youth Programming:




Skate & Recreation:
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05/19/2026

Breakfast on the Bridge felt electric this year, and these organizations are a huge part of why.

They are creating safer streets, stronger neighborhoods, more joyful public spaces, better transit, accessible recreation, trails, bike routes, youth programs, environmental stewardship, and opportunities for people to connect. They are working hard every single day to build a healthier, more connected Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, and they want you to be part of it.

Thank you to everyone who tabled, shared resources, brought energy, handed out stickers and smiles, answered questions, brewed coffee, baked pastries, advocated for safer communities, and helped people imagine what’s possible.

Presenting Sponsor:
Cincinnati Metro

Explorer Sponsors:
Reser Bicycle Outfitters
City of Newport, KY
Northern Kentucky Port Authority
TANK (Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky)
Kentucky Bicycle and Bikeway Commission
Cincinnati Public Radio
Kentucky Bike Lawyer - Chris Carville
Ohio Bike Lawyer - Steve Magas

Wanderer Sponsors:
Bike Walk Kentucky
CancerFree KIDS
LiveWell NKY
Newport on the Levee
RIDE CINCINNATI
The Hub at 50 West

Coffee & Breakfast:
Trailhead Coffee
North South Baking Co

Community Partners:

Biking & Active Transportation:
Cincy Red Bike
Cincinnati Hardcourt Bike Polo
CORA - Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance
MoBo Bicycle Co-op
Queen City Bike
Ride the Cov

Community & Advocacy:
All Aboard Ohio
CROWN Cincinnati
Great Parks
Mill Creek Alliance
WAVE Foundation

Inclusive & Youth Programming:
Cincy Girls Who
The Bridge Adaptive Sports & Rec

Skate & Recreation:
Cincinnati Skate Park Project
Social Push Cincy

05/18/2026

Great photos and thanks so much for your continued support, Ohio Bike Lawyer - Steve Magas, and Kentucky Bike Lawyer - Chris Carville!

05/15/2026

What a beautiful morning.

Breakfast on the Bridge reminded us that Greater Cincinnati is absolutely a bike city. A walking city. A transit city. A trail city. Most importantly, a city that shows up for each other.

Hundreds of people showed up on the Purple People Bridge this morning to celebrate National Bike to Work Day and to share a vision for a more connected region. Despite detours and bridge closures, people arrived by bicycle, on foot, by bus, skateboard, and with friends and coworkers beside them. The energy on the bridge was joyful, hopeful, and powerful.

Today was about believing in a future where everyone has safe places to walk, bike, roll, and move through their community with dignity and freedom. A future where trails and bikeways connect neighborhoods, strengthen local businesses, improve health, and bring people together across state lines and backgrounds.

To everyone who joined us: thank you. Thank you for showing up for this vision and for each other.

Huge thanks to our presenting sponsor, Cincinnati Metro, and to our Explorer Sponsors: Reser Bicycle Outfitters, City of Newport, KY, Northern Kentucky Port Authority, TANK (Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky), Kentucky Bicycle and Bikeway Commission, Cincinnati Public Radio, Kentucky Bike Lawyer - Chris Carville, and Ohio Bike Lawyer - Steve Magas.

Special thanks to Tri-State Trails volunteers, Trailhead Coffee for the coffee, and North South Baking Co for the pastries that fueled the morning. And thank you to Jack Reynolds for capturing the spirit of the morning through these photographs.

Thank you, Greater Cincinnati. We’ll see you on the trail.

05/13/2026

Breakfast on the Bridge is this Friday!

Join Tri-State Trails, presenting sponsor Cincinnati Metro, and 27 community organizations representing bikes, buses, skating, walking, running, trains, and regional connection on Friday, May 15, from 7–9 AM on the Purple People Bridge.

You’ll be welcomed with hot coffee from Trailhead Coffee and pastries from North South Baking Co., Community organizations will be ready to share information about group rides and events, advocacy opportunities, and ways to help build safer, more connected trails and bikeways across our region.

We hope to see you there for the big group photo at 8:30 AM!

Following the event, the City of Newport, KY will host a press event with updates on Purple People Bridge repairs and future lighting improvements, along with a Bike Month proclamation reading from Cincinnati Councilmember Mark Jeffreys.

We can’t wait to celebrate with everyone again. 💜

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Breakfast on the Bridge returns May 15 to the Purple People Bridge with coffee, community organizations, Bike Month celebrations, and updates on bridge repairs and regional connectivity.