Walk Bike Kettering

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News and Updates

  • bicycle friendly community award logoThe League of American Bicyclists has awarded Kettering the Bronze-level Bicycle Friendly Community designation! This recognition celebrates our commitment to making Kettering more accessible and welcoming for cyclists of all ages and abilities. Our four-year designation reflects our ongoing efforts to improve cycling infrastructure, safety, and community engagement. We’re proud of this achievement and committed to enhancing our bicycle-friendly initiatives even further. Check out our full report card to learn more about what makes Kettering a great place to ride!
  • Route K8 has been added using E Rahn Road through Kettering, Washington Township and Centerville
  • Route 19 has changed. The crossing of Marshall Road has moved from Clayborne Road to Cloverfield Avenue. See the bike route map for the new route.
  • See the new bike path construction from Wiltshire Blvd. into the new Gentile Nature Park.This will reroute the Dayton-Kettering Connector (19) from Acorn Drive.
  • The Iron Horse Trail (9) has been rerouted along the new sidepath on County Line Road from State Farm Park to Glengarry Drive.
  • The previous on-street route for Route 9 has been changed to K11.

 

Kettering Signed Bike Routes Interactive Map

Bike Maps

Bike Map(PDF)

Ranked Bike Route Map(PDF)

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

Kettering has a Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) made up of residents committed to promoting a bike and walk friendly community. The recommendations from their latest effort is below.

For more information about the BPAC visit, Kettering Boards and Commissions - Kettering (ketteringoh.org)

Regional Trails in Kettering

Regional Trail #9:

Miami Valley Trails Website Info

Making its way along a preserved rail corridor, the Iron Horse Trail is a natural oasis in suburban southern Montgomery County.

Regional Trail #19:

The Dayton-Kettering Connector (“The DKC”) follows, in part, an historic rail line that served the NCR factories in south Dayton. Today it provides a beautiful, direct, not-too-steep, and safe route for cyclists to get from the densest parts of Montgomery County into downtown Dayton. Along the way you’ll pass some of the area’s important cultural institutions – The Fraze Pavilion and the University of Dayton.

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