Bellevue Hill Park
A hilltop lawn off Ohio Avenue with a straight-on panorama of downtown, the basin, and the Kentucky hills beyond.
A hilltop lawn off Ohio Avenue with a straight-on panorama of downtown, the basin, and the Kentucky hills beyond.
The postcard shot: the full Cincinnati skyline across the river, framed by the lawn at the Drees Pavilion.
A winding hillside park above the Mill Creek Valley — skyline to the southeast, Union Terminal and the west side below.
A quiet Mt. Auburn ledge over the basin — one of the closest skyline views in the city, and one of the least crowded.
A west-side classic — the stone pavilion looks down the Ohio's bend past the skyline toward the river towns.
The Incline District's signature view — downtown and the river from the top of the old Price Hill Incline.
The hilltop pavilion overlooks Lunken Airfield, the Little Miami's mouth, and the Ohio curving east.
The stone balustrade above Twin Lakes looks miles up the Ohio River valley toward the Kentucky hills.
From the Miami Fort Trail's earthworks, the Great Miami meets the Ohio below — three states in one view.
The lawn behind Highwood Lodge opens onto a wide bend of the Ohio — a Great Parks preserve with hilltop trails.
The grand pavilion's terrace looks east over the gardens and the wooded Little Miami valley.
Clifton's sunset hill — the western lawn drops away over the Mill Creek Valley, with the Temple of Love up top.
Coordinates are approximate — placed at the overlook or its parking area. Park hours vary and most gates close at dark; check before a sunset trip. Spot an error or know a view we missed? Tell us.