Woodland Mound Trails is a 2.9 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Cincinnati, Ohio that features a river and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
birding
hiking
nature trips
road biking
trail running
walking
forest
river
views
wild flowers
wildlife
This park is a part of the Hamilton County Park System. There is a small fee to enter, but a very cheap yearly fee can be paid and then entrance into all of the parks will be available. This park has about 4 trails that can be walked. One of these trails is a Parcours Fitness Trail and has a variety of exercises that can be done along the walk. Some of the areas have paved walkways and are wheelchair accessible, but most are uphill / downhill and include steps.
great for a run, boring for scenery.
peaceful and calm and a nice stone path
good stuff
Enjoyed a good walk through the park today! At times it is wooded and hiking other parts of the loop are paved and more open air. My dog and I really enjoyed it! There is a charge of $3 or $5 depending on if you live in Hamilton County or not. I didn't know and was lucky enough to have some cash.
A descent trail if you are looking for a quick hike. I don't care much that it's gravel.
Woodland Mound is a nice park. It features many of the same amenities as other parks in Hamilton County, OH. I differ with the "out and back" description given on AllTrails. There is a continuous paved trail that spans about 1.3 miles. From the paved loop are several gravel out and back trails that are .6 to .9 miles in length. I did two of the side trails and completed the paved circuit three times to meet my workout needs.
This is a nice trail system with a central, paved, bike/hike loop of 3.5 miles. You can extend this by a couple miles by veering off on a few "there and back" side trails that follow very well marked and maintained dirt trails.
A fairly easy loop with well marked trails.
We saw a wild turkey today!