Jazz & Rib Fest will have multiple roads closed around The Scioto Mile starting 6 AM Monday, July 20 until 6 AM Tuesday, July 28.

The fountain and Amara will be open normal operating hours during the festival.

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Scioto Trail

Scioto Trail

The Scioto Trail stretches through the heart of downtown Columbus along the Scioto River. The Scioto Trail along the downtown riverfront was the first greenway trail built in Columbus, making it easier for Columbus residents to experience the beauty of coming together on the river like so many other groups before. Learn more about the history of the Scioto Riverfront.

A second connecting section runs along the west bank of the Scioto, from Souder Avenue to Dodge Park. From North Bank Park to Bicentennial Park, the path is the spine of the city’s famous Scioto Mile. At the north edge of downtown, the trail directly connects to the Olentangy Trail, and continues north 4 miles to its current terminus at W. 5th Ave. Trail users may also access the Scioto Trail using the Hilltop Connector located at the corner of McKinley Ave. and Harper Road.

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