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Trail
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TRAILS
MyPath Trail
Hiking
Wheelchair
Accessible
Biking
Running
Nestled in the heart of Owen County, Indiana, MYPath will connect McCormick's Creek State Park to the Owen County YMCA in Spencer. The MyPath Trail System is made up of the Riverfront Trail, Wetlands Loop, and Tree Tube Trail. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, cyclist, or someone looking for a scenic stroll, the MyPath Trail is designed to delight. Explore a blend of paved, ADA-accessible paths and natural surface trails, offering something for everyone. Discover breathtaking riverfront views, serene wetlands, and vibrant pollinator gardens as you journey along.
.7 mi
EASY
Heritage Trail
Running
Hiking
Biking
Wheelchair
Accessible
The Heritage Trail, including Phase 2 (under construction), will span 2.47 miles once completed. It features segments for all mobility levels, from easy to strenuous, with rest areas for breaks. Starting at Town Hall (with accessible parking), the trail winds through scenic spots like a playground, an 1800s cabin, and a Flutter Garden. It connects downtown Ellettsville to Stewart Park, where the Ellettsville Heritage Center (opening Spring 2025) will provide rest stops, water refills, and a chance to enjoy nature. Key attractions include historic sites, pollinator gardens, and family-friendly loops. The trail also links to the Karst Farm Greenway at the W. State Road 46 and Hartstrait Road intersection.
2.5 mi
EASY-STRENUOUS
Karst Farm Greenway
Biking
Running
Hiking
Biking
Wheelchair
Accessible
The Karst Farm Greenway is a 7.27-mile paved, multiuse trail connecting Karst Farm Park in Bloomington to Campbells Park in Ellettsville, with trailheads at several parks along the way. At its southern end, it links to multiple smaller trails within Karst Farm Park and the YMCA Loop. A recent 2.67-mile extension added a northern segment from the Loesch Road Trailhead to SR 46 near Campbells Park, utilizing a former rail corridor.
7.3 mi
EASY
B-Line Trail
Running
Hiking
Biking
Wheelchair
Accessible
The B-Line Trail in Bloomington, Indiana, is a 3.1-mile paved and fully accessible trail that extends from Adams Street to Country Club Drive, connecting to the Bloomington Rail Trail for a combined total of 5.1 miles. It features energy-efficient LED lighting, picnic tables, drinking fountains, fitness stations, and public art installations. Motorized vehicles are prohibited, except for pedal-assist electric bikes and motorized wheelchairs. Trail users are encouraged to practice safety and etiquette, such as keeping right and wearing proper safety gear. The trail is a valuable resource for walking, running, and biking.
3.1 mi
EASY
Running
Hiking
Biking
The Bloomington Rail Trail is a scenic, two-mile gravel path in Bloomington, Indiana. It connects with the Clear Creek Trail at Church Lane and the B-Line Trail at Country Club Drive. The trail is surrounded by trees, making it a popular spot for walkers, runners, and cyclists. Along the way, you'll find benches, a seasonal drinking fountain, and a garbage receptacle. The trail also serves as a habitat for various bird species and other wildlife, adding to its charm
2.0 mi
EASY
Clear Creek Trail
Running
Hiking
Biking
The Clear Creek Trail in Bloomington, Indiana, is a scenic and accessible path that stretches 2.4 miles from Country Club Drive to Church Lane. It connects to the Bloomington Rail Trail, creating a network of trails for walking, biking, and other activities. The trail runs through a linear park, offering a mix of wooded areas and open spaces, and features a historic 150-foot wrought-iron bridge from 1887, relocated and restored in 2003.
2.4 mi
EASY
