By tcindy in August, 2010
The actual White River Greenway Trail is not long, but it is a nice trail that includes parklands, riverside woodlands, and a section that is sandwiched between the river and farmland. The wooded section is fun to ride because it is curvy with some small elevation changes. The entire trail has several park benches and information signs.
Another paved trail connects to the Greenway Trail in Forrest Park. There are some rolling hills, but it is mostly flat. This trail heads west to Hague Road and continues north to Morse Lake Beach Park or south to State Road 32. The north branch passes by some housing additons and ends up at the Beach Park. The south branch is more prairie-like and crosses a few streams. This trail system also connects into a trail that runs along Cicero Creek and into a couple of housing additioins. I would recommend this entire network of trails. A trailside sign with a map of the trails and distances is located in Forrest Park near the aquatic center.
By Jason in September, 2006
"This is a great trail for biking, running and walking. It has wonderful views of Forest Park and Potters Covered Bridge. "