Homes for Sale Near Central Indiana Trails
Central Indiana Trails:
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Columbus People TrailThe Columbus People Trail welcomes "anything people powered" on the 25+ miles of paved trails in and around Columbus, and out into the countryside. The scenic trails run very close to three rivers, two creeks, plenty of green space and farmland. |
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Indianapolis Cultural TrailThe Indianapolis Cultural Trail is a bike-friendly, pedestrian-friendly, skate-friendly path that connects many of the Indianapolis cultural districts and provides a destination for visitors and residents. |
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Monon TrailThe Monon Trail is the major artery of the Indy Greenways, a well-maintained and well-traveled trail that begins in the north at 146th Street and ends in the south at 96th Street. |
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Lower Fall Creek TrailThe Fall Creek Trail parallels its namesake, passing beautiful century-old bridges and established neighborhoods on its way upstream. |
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Fall Creek Parkway TrailThe Fall Creek Parkway Trail (Fall Creek Trail Extension) runs northeast from Central Ave. all the way to Fort Harrison State Park where it joins the Harrison Trace trail. |
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Upper Fall Creek at GeistThe The Fall Creek Trail at Geist Dam consists of 64 acres, including a path which leads to Geist dam, and then runs parallel along Fall Creek. |
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White River TrailThe White River Trail is a major component of the larger "Indy Greenways" Indianapolis Trail Network. The trail runs north and south, connecting the Cultural Trail, Central Canal Trail, and Monon. |
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Central Canal TrailThe Central Canal Trail has a three mile walkway alongside the remnants of the original Central Canal, which runs from the White River State Park north to 11th Street. |
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MacGregor TrailThe MacGregor Trail is a 10.3-mile road-biking trail Southast of Indianapolis in the township of Franklin. It's used primarilly for road cycling. |
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Pogues Run TrailNamed for the waterway it follows, Pogues Run Trail is a little slice of wilderness nestled in heart of Urbania. |
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Pennsy Rail TrailThe Pennsy Rail Trail is so named for its historic roots in the Pennsylvania Railroad. The track was pulled up in 1982, when the line was abandoned. |
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Pleasant Run TrailAlso known as the Pleasant Run Greenway, The Pleasant Run Trail meanders through downtown Indianaplolis for 6.9 miles, from Ellenberger Park to Garfield Park |
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Eagle Creek TrailOnce completed, the Eagle Creek Trail will stretch 16 miles from the rolling hills of Eagle Creek Park to the flood plains of the White River Valley. |
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B&O TrailBuilt on the old Baltimore & Ohio Railway, the B&O Trail begins at North Raceway Road in Speedway, then heads west toward Brownsburg. |
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Farm Heritage TrailThe Farm Heritage Trail currently runs nearly 20 miles, from Lebanon to Thorntown. The trail is known for its abundant wildlife, agricultural vistas, and "edible landscaping." |
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Wilbur Wright TrailNamed for Millville, Indiana's favorite son, the Wilbur Wright Trail features 2 miles of paved trail through some of the most beautiful country in Henry County. |
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Zionsville Rail TrailThe Zionsville Rail Trail is located on an old railway line and takes visitors upwards through a massive boardwalk that spans Eagle Creek, the creek that eventually flows into Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis. |
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Sugar Creek TrailThe Sugar Creek Trail links Crawfordsville High School with the Big Four (Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis ) Rail corridor. The paved trail is a little over five miles from beginning to end. |
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Midland Trace TrailThe Midland Trace Trail in Westfield is a 1.5-mile trail that can be accessed from both Simon Moon Park and Quaker Park. Much of it is still in the planning stages. |
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Bridgewater Club TrailThe Carmel's Bridgewater Club offers residents everything they would expect and more, including this five-mile walking trail around the perimeter of the property. |
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Bloomington Rail TrailThe Bloomington Rail Trail The Bloomington Rail Trail is a two-mile gravel lane that connects with the Clear Creek Trail just north of the Church Lane Trailhead in Bloomington, Indiana. |
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B-Line TrailThe B-Line Trail is a 12-foot wide, 3.1-mile lomg extension to the Bloomington Rail Trail in Bloomington, and comes complete with human/pet drinking fountains, park benches, landscaping, and LED lighting. |
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Clear Creek TrailThe Clear Creek Trail runs 2.4 miles from Country Club Drive past Tapp Road to Church Lane, connecting to the existing Bloomington Rail Trail on the couthern outskirts of Bloomington, Indiana. |
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146th Street TrailThe 146th Street Trail runs east to west along it's namesake road in Carmel, bisecting the Mighty Monon Trail at Rohrer Road. Farther east, the trail offers access to Clay Terrace and Cool Creek Commons. |
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Tracy TrailThe Tracy Trail is a short suburban greenway in Greenwood. This trail runs north and south between Summerfield Park and Southwest Elementary School. Parking/access is at Summerfield Park off Worthsville Road. |
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Clarks Creek TrailThe Clarks Creek Trail is part of the intricate trail system in and around Plainfield, Indiana. The 2.89-mile thoroughfare runs from from Hadley Road in the south to Metropolis Parkway in the north. |
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White Lick Creek TrailThe White Lick Creek Trail crosses or parallels some beautiful waterways, invluding its namesake. It also crosses the old electric rail line of the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern, and evidence of that are visible from... |
