The Ohio to Erie Trail is a multi-use recreational trail that spans approximately 326 miles across the state of Ohio. It connects the cities of Cincinnati in the south to Cleveland in the north, passing through various landscapes, including urban areas, rural farmland, and scenic parks. The trail is designed for walking, biking, and other non-motorized activities. This trail is part of a larger network of trails in the United States, promoting outdoor recreation and healthy lifestyles. It also serves as a vital link for communities, encouraging tourism and economic development along its route. The trail is maintained by local organizations and volunteers.