By Diane Wright
The Buckeye Trail Association (BTA) is pleased to announce that the Village of Morrow has been designated as the 23rd Buckeye Trail Town, recognizing its commitment to supporting hikers, cyclists, and outdoor recreation along the Buckeye Trail.
Morrow becomes the fourth Trail Town along the Little Miami State Park! Milford, Loveland and Spring Valley are also official Buckeye Trail Towns. Located in Warren County, northwest of Cincinnati, Morrow sits directly along the Buckeye Trail, which runs concurrently with the Little Miami Scenic Trail through the center of the village. This prime location makes Morrow an inviting and accessible destination for trail users.
In recent years, Morrow has experienced a surge of local small businesses that enhance the trail-town experience. Visitors can enjoy Depot Brewing Company, the newly opened Morrow Bike Shop, and the farm-to-table Fresh to Morrow Café and Market. A longtime favorite among trail users, Miranda’s Ice Cream Shop, remains a popular stop for those passing through. Just one block off the trail, is the Morrow Arts Center, home to over 30 unique studios and boutique shops as well as a bakery.
A formal Buckeye Trail Town dedication ceremony is planned for this spring, with additional details to be announced.The Buckeye Trail Association and the Village of Morrow invite hikers and cyclists to experience the community’s hospitality and enjoy all that Morrow has to offer along the trail.
For additional historical information about the Village of Morrow, take a look at this article from Facebook, submitted by one of our readers.
