Colerain Ave, Camp Washington

Colerain Ave. is another one of those long streets that got cut into two sections by I-75. There are a few older, possibly historic, multifamily residential buildings along Colerain, but the area is mostly commercial.

The section in Camp Washington begins with a culdesac that has a view of South I-75. Colerain Ave. is also known as US 27 and is still heavily traveled at times, mostly by trucks from the Camp Washington area to Spring Grove or I-75.

Hopple street crosses Colerain to form the main intersection in the neighborhood. It's a prime connector to CUF, the Heights and Clifton and a quick refueling stop for cars traveling along I=75. The intersection has several fast food restaurants, including well known Camp Washington Chili and US Chili across the street. Schenz Theatrical Supply is not too far from the main intersection. The newly relocated American Sign Museum is a few blocks away on Monmouth Ave. off Colerain.

For recreation, there's a small neighborhood park on Colerain and Mt Airy Forrest is close. Medical facilities, University of Cincinnati and shopping are about 15 minutes away in Clifton and Avondale.