The Village of Yellow Springs was founded in 1825 and was named after a natural spring rich in iron ore.  Yellow Springs offers some of the most unique dining experiences in the Dayton area, along with several bustling side-walk shops and countless pieces of public art.  A short distance away, you’ll find Ohio’s most spectacular natural area, including John Bryan State Park and Glen Helen Nature Preserve.

	Yellow Springs Chamber Discover an eclectic selection of local shops, galleries, restaurants, and great events such as the spring and fall Street Fairs!
	Glen Helen Nature Preserve Enjoy 15 miles of beautiful hiking trails. Check out the Nature Shop, Raptor Center, and the Trailside Museum or numerous public programs and hikes.
	John Bryan State Park Known as the “most scenic State Park in western Ohio”, here you can choose from a variety of activities ranging from picnicking, fishing, hunting, rock climbing, canoeing, multi-use trails, and more…
	Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve Amazing post-glacial canyon cutting featuring beautiful waterfalls and rapids on the headwaters of the Little Miami State and National Scenic River. Here you’ll find trails, interpretive signs, and overlooks.
	Little Miami Scenic Trail Beautiful 80-mile trail extending south from Yellow Springs to eastern Cincinnati and north from Yellow Springs to Urbana.