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A small village along the Little Miami Scenic Trail, with access to several attractions. Just under a mile northwest, you can find Waynesville, which is known as the “Antiques Capital of the Midwest” and the “Home of the Ohio Sauerkraut Festival.” About 3 miles southwest, you can find the gorgeous Caesar Creek State Park, which offers excellent hiking trails.

Spring Valley was founded in 1844 by Edward Walton and his son Moses, Quakers who were from Virginia. The town was an important crossroads for the area's trade, as the Cincinnati-Xenia Pike and the Little Miami Railroad passed through the town. There are still many historical buildings in the town, including The Old Hotel and Livery and the woolen mill.

The Little Miami Scenic Trail is a 78-mile long mulituse trail through Hamilton, Clermont, Warren, Greene, and Clark counties. This section of the trail is paved and completely off-road and links Xenia with Spring Valley. It takes you through tranquil woodlands.

The Little Miami Scenic Trail is a 78-mile long mulituse trail through Hamilton, Clermont, Warren, Greene, and Clark counties. This section of the trail is paved and completely off-road and links Xenia with Spring Valley. It takes you through tranquil woodlands.

Spring Valley was founded in 1844 by Edward Walton and his son Moses, Quakers who were from Virginia. The town was an important crossroads for the area's trade, as the Cincinnati-Xenia Pike and the Little Miami Railroad passed through the town. There are still many historical buildings in the town, including The Old Hotel and Livery and the woolen mill.

Originally constructed in the mid-1800s, the bridge faithfully served its purpose by carrying horse-drawn carriages and pedestrians across Little Sugar Creek. Today, the Carillon Park Covered Bridge stands proudly relocated within the historical park.

The park is becoming a popular venue for hosting community events. From free concerts and lively carnivals to family-friendly gatherings like "Touch-a-Truck" and the "Rock 'n Green" Tomato Festival. Kids can have a blast on the expansive 7,600-square-foot playground, while adults can relax under the shade of swinging benches overlooking the scenic river.

Along with views of the Miami River at the trail junction with the Great Miami River Recreation Trail, there is also a small pond off the side of the trail near the Crains Run Nature Park trailhead. There is lots of parking in the parking lot and a playground for the kids.