Promoting Trails & Greenways in Indiana
Stretching from southwest Broad Ripple Village to White River at 30th Street, the Central Canal Towpath features two iron bridges from the 19th century along the crushed limestone path. Both bridges are considered an American Water Landmark, and date back to 1872 and 1879. A newer pedestrian bridge can be found in the Broad Ripple […]
Eagle Creek Trail connects to the western Marion County, linking schools, neighborhoods, commercial districts and parks. From Eagle Park’s rolling hills and reservoir to the White River’s wide floodway, this trail will span an impressive 16 miles when completed. Major access points for the path can be found at Ridenour Park, Thatcher Park and Ross-Claypool […]
The Fall Creek Trail, or Greenway, connects northeast Marion County and downtown Indianapolis through a winding path that clings to the riparian corridor. The trail starts at the Skiles Test Nature Park trailhead, leading to the Monon Rail Trail on 33rd Street before heading southwest toward downtown. Along the way, you’ll come across a crushed […]