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Bookmark or Share- The Scioto Mile | Columbus, Ohio Scioto River & RecreationLate in 2015, the Scioto Mile created 33 new acres of parkland in downtown Columbus. The project, a massive work of environmental rehabilitation, removed lowhead dams from the Scioto River and narrowed the course of the river back to its more natural state. With miles of multi-use trails stretching from Bicentennial Plaza in the south to North ...
- The Fragile, Resilient Scioto River - Columbus MonthlyThe rule is still law in Ohio for now, and though it won’t affect protection of the Scioto, its repeal could degrade or eliminate waters that help guard the river from pollution and encroaching floods, says Meyers, who compares the waterways to the human circulatory system.
- Scioto River - WikipediaThe Scioto River (/ s aɪ ˈ oʊ t ə / sy-OH-tə) is a river in central and southern Ohio more than 231 miles (372 km) in length. It rises in Hardin County just north of Roundhead, Ohio , flows through Columbus, Ohio , where it collects its largest tributary , the Olentangy River , flows south into Appalachian Ohio , and meets the Ohio River ...
- Rivers help tell the story of the Ohio frontier | Columbus MessengerFebruary 11, 2021. (Posted Feb. 11, 2021) The tranquil waters of the Scioto River were once anything but placid. The Scioto River and its tributaries, such as Big Darby Creek, Big Walnut Creek, and the Olentangy River, were once hot beds of activity as Prehistoric and Woodland Native Americans used them as major transportation routes.
- The Scioto Mile | Downtown Columbus' Riverfront DestinationLocated in the heart of downtown Columbus, the Scioto Mile is an urban oasis comprised of more than 175 acres of lush parkland. Stretching along the waterfront from the vibrant Arena District to the natural beauty of the Whittier Peninsula, our riverfront parks connect downtown to the Scioto River through an integrated system of parks ...
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