Riverfront Commons is Northern Kentucky’s Riverfront District along the Ohio River, consisting of 20-mile continuous riverwalk from Devou Park to Pendery Park along the south bank of the Ohio River linking the urban core of Northern Kentucky together through the eight river cities. The project is led by Southbank Partners, a non-profit development organization dedicated to connected communities, vibrant riverfronts and resilient downtowns.

20 Miles

9 Historic Neighborhoods

10 Parks

5 Kayak Launches

7 Overlooks

14 Trailheads

13 Business Districts

8 Cities

1 Community

WE ARE
A riverwalk spanning 8 cities across the northern tip of Kentucky,
A place where every person from every walk of life is invited to explore.
Step into a world of breathtaking views,
Connect with our natural wonders.
Connect with your favorite places and the people you love.
Move at your own pace in this riverwalk district.
8 CITIES TO EXPLORE
BROMLEY
Ludlow
Covington
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
FORT THOMAS
Silver Grove
Bromley
.25
miles
Bromley Park
Ludlow Bromley Swim Club
Ludlow Bromley Yacht Club
Ludlow
3
miles
Ludlow Lagoon
Ludlow Historical Society
Ludlow Memorial Park
Covington
3.5
miles
Scribble Art Park
Roebling Bridge
Covington Plaza
Newport
3
miles
Newport Aquairum
Newport on the Levee
East Row Historic District
Bellevue
1
mile
Bellevue Beach Park
The Marianne Threate
Fairfield Avenue Attractions
Dayton
4.25
miles
Monument Park
Dayton Historic District
Gil Lynn Park
Fort Thomas
3.75
miles
Tower Park
Village Players of Fort Thomas
Fort Thomas Museum
Silver Grove
3.5
miles
Historic Downtown Silver Grove
Chief Sayers Park
Silver Grove Dari Bar

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Riverfront Commons is Northern Kentucky's Riverfront District along the Ohio River, consisting of 20-mile continuous riverwalk from Devou Park to Pendery Park along the south bank of the Ohio River linking the urban core of Northern Kentucky together through the eight river cities. The project is led by Southbank Partners, a non-profit development organization dedicated to connected communities, vibrant riverfronts and resilient downtowns.

Riverfront Commons is on the riverside of route 8 through the 8 river cities - (Pike Street in Bromley, Elm Street in Ludlow, 4th Street in Covington, 3rd St. / Dave Cowens in Newport, Fairfield in Bellevue, 6th Ave in Dayton, Mary Ingles Hwy in Fort Thomas and Silver Grove.)

Construction is ongoing, with different sections opening in phases. Stay updated on our website for the latest progress and anticipated completion dates.

The riverwalk is open to walkers, joggers, cyclists, and other non-motorized activities.

Yes, the Riverwalk is designed to be accessible to everyone, including people of all ages and abilities. Many sections will feature ramps, smooth surfaces, and seating areas for rest.