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Trail Description:
This is a nice trail on which to learn control of your bike through tight turns and when going over logs and debris. The trail runs alongside Big Blue River and there is limited (very limited) camping space available. The track is maintained, but only scarcely used. The solitude you can enjoy makes up for the lack of major challenges.
How to get there:
From Indianapolis, take I-74 East to the exit for S.R. 9 (Shelbyville). Go North (left) on S.R. 9 to 600 N. Right (east)on 600N for a mile or so and the park is on the right (south) side of the road.
| Posted by: Sara on 1/20/2013 |
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Brandon, You have experienced the ultmtaie nature journey on the AT. That is now ingrained in you. It will always be gnawing at you to push you outside and re-connect with the universe. I encourage you to get outside as much as possible let Nature fill you with the joy and peace that it brings!!!Mark (Emily's Uncle)
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| Posted by: chris on 9/15/2008 |
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this trail has been flooded and needs alot of work
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| Posted by: jbone on 8/13/2006 |
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Total waste of time.
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| Posted by: ELC on 4/8/2006 |
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Tim Mckinney is a mountian biking god for creating this trail.
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| Posted by: Alex Noble on 8/27/2005 |
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Really a fun time. The trails are really well maintenanced and there's enough "whoop dee dos" and logs to make the technical stuff challenging. Only disappointment...no big climbs. But hey it's Central Indiana!! We understand the local bike shop spends their time & resources to maintain the trails. Hats off to those guys for a great job!!! If you want to polish yr handling skills & have the chance, give this trail a try.
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