Great updates- worth checking out!

Great place to see geese and to go for a walk, run, or bike. Recommend bringing a book and sunglasses depending on the weather. Can be a bit cold with the river being so close-by.

These are probably one of the lesser known murals in Greater Cincinnati, yet these are some of the biggest, best, and most detailed. These are in one of those areas, where if you're not on the water, and aren't sure where they are, you're going to have a hard time finding them. Yes, you can see them from the water, which I love! The separate themes, each depicting a certain important date, or decade, has as much detail as you can cram into a small (ok like 15 foot long) space. There's an Independence Day celebration, a horse race in which you can see every jockey's number and color. The attention to detail is just amazing for something this large. The best thing about it, is that at the top of each scene, it has the year, or years, that it happened and a small plaque below it signifying the importance. This is a great place, for art and history lovers alike! Or if you're just looking for a change of scenery. Go on a little exploratory mission, next time you're down that way. You won't regret it. Oh and I highly suggest finding a parking spot and walking down that way, it might make it a little easier, and not have you cross back over the bridge. That part of town can be a bit confusing.

Beautiful walking path to get to the historic part of Covington without using main roads. Popular spot to take photos of Roebling Bridge.

Led by Robert Dafford, a team of artists created a magnificent illustration of the history of Covington. Depicting a variety of scenes, from the meeting of General George Rogers Clark, Simon Kenton, and Daniel Boone on the mouth of the Licking River, to Jacob Price, a local african american leader of the late 1800s, the murals span hundreds of feet along the floodwall and create a spectacular visual effect.

This is an excellent collection of murals depicting the Cincinnati area's history. Anyone with an appreciation of history and/or public art should spend at least a half hour here (not just for the literal big picture, but also for nearly hidden details in some of them). You can walk across the Roebling Bridge (west/downriver walkway) and take stairs down to the murals. The walk + the murals is a nice way to spend a couple of hours in the area. (A printed brochure describing the murals would be helpful.)

Just across the Roebling bridge ( on Covington KY side). Visited by crossing the Roebling bridge on foot, from Cincinnati side. The murals are very beautiful and the place is not crowded. The view of Roebling bridge and sky line of Cincinnati is very good from this place.

Beautiful! The grounds are kept very nicely and it’s a great view of the city.