Spring 26

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Spring 26 🌼

Community Hikes

Join us for community hikes, where we explore Cincinnati’s streets, staircases, and hidden green spaces together. These guided walks uncover the city’s history, ecology, and urban design while fostering connection among neighbors and fellow explorers. Whether you’re a longtime resident or new to the city, each hike offers a fresh perspective on the places we call home.

Community hikes are FREE to attend. Tips welcome.

Community Hikes
Eastern Stars
Apr 18
Eastern Stars

Wander the hills of Mount Lookout and beyond on a whimsical neighborhood ramble through leafy streets, hidden hillside steps, and sweeping overlooks in Cincinnati. Beginning and ending near Mount Lookout Square, this moderately hilly walk explores the gardens of Ault Park and passes the iconic Cincinnati Observatory for a morning of charm, views, and a touch of cosmic wonder.

Deer Creek Commons
May 23
Deer Creek Commons

Join us for an urban hike through the hidden contours of the old Deer Creek Valley. Beneath highways and pavement, the land still remembers. We’ll trace the slopes that once framed Deer Creek Commons, reading the rise and fall of the streets for echoes of a vanished green hollow.

walking w/ strangers

We simply gather at a popular location, then move through the city together, charting the course as we go. Along the way we’ll create space for conversation, reflection, and discovery. walking w/ strangers is about being present, meeting new people, and finding community through the simple act of walking.

walking w/ strangers is FREE to attend. Tips welcome.

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walking w/ strangers in Spring Grove
Apr 11
walking w/ strangers in Spring Grove

Join us in Spring Grove Cemetery & Arboretum on April 11th for a friendly walk w/ strangers.

 

Jane’s Walk

May 2nd, 2026, 9 AM

Join Urban Rangers Midwest for a special walking event in honor of the International Jane’s Walk Festival, a global celebration of the life and legacy of urbanist Jane Jacobs. Each year in cities around the world, people come together to walk, observe, and share stories in their neighborhoods—embracing Jacobs’ belief that cities are best understood and shaped by the people who live in them. Find out more about other Jane’s Walk events at janeswalk.org

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