Take a drive along Interstate 675 from Beavercreek to Miamisburg, Ohio—a 13-mile bypass east of Dayton that’s perfect for avoiding city traffic, with easy access to parks, museums, shopping, and local attractions along the way.
Interstate 675
Interstate 675 is a 26-mile bypass route around Dayton, Ohio, connecting I-75 to I-70. It provides access to suburbs, Wright-Patterson AFB, and regional highways, helping ease congestion and support local mobility.
Interstate 675 (I-675) is a short auxiliary Interstate Highway serving the state of Ohio. Spanning approximately 26 miles, it functions as a southeastern bypass of Dayton, connecting I-75 near Miamisburg to I-70 near Fairborn and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The route helps ease traffic congestion through downtown Dayton by providing a direct alternative for through traffic and regional travelers.
I-675 passes through suburban areas including Centerville, Kettering, and Beavercreek, making it an important corridor for commuters and local commerce. It also connects to key routes such as U.S. Route 35, providing access to downtown Dayton and other nearby destinations. The highway has become a vital part of the region’s infrastructure since its completion in the mid-1980s.
In addition to its role in improving traffic flow, I-675 enhances connectivity to significant institutions like Wright State University, the Mall at Fairfield Commons, and the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. Its strategic location and accessibility make it a key route for both everyday travel and economic development in the Miami Valley region.
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