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Did this trail last Friday with Jim from EZbike Rental and his group of riders. We went from Cumberland to Irvington for a cocktail and had an evening ride back to EZbike. Very nice time, Jim is great and knowledgeable if you in the market for Electric bikes.
A nice ride. The hub is a good place to start.
Enjoyed this very much, lots of shady spots, very peaceful and pretty Indiana Farmland. Did the full trail round trip starting in Amo. We had our fat tire rad power bikes to help the old girls along and it was great!!! Very sore after 23 miles even with the pedal assist.
Awesome trail very well maintained. Bonus is town of Wabash has a lot to do also
First time on the trail.
Love the tunnel of trees!
Smooth!
The hidden switchbacks can sneak up on you.
Wish the trail was much longer than 7.7
This isn't one of the greatest scenic trails but it does have unique beauty if you look close enough. The best feature is the wetland the borders one side of some of the trail. While we didn't see much wildlife, meadow flowers were in bloom. There is a boardwalk overlook with many hibiscus in full bloom. We went in mid July. More people were riding on a Monday morning than we expected. The surface was great.
This is a relaxing trail that takes through the older neighborhoods of kokomo. Just south of downtown the Industrial Heritage trail intersects the Walk of Excellence just north of the iron railway bridge. Take this trail west to reach the Cloverleaf trail. It's a straight shot and paved. The Cloverleaf trail goes south for a third of a mile. Then take it back north and it will eventually turn east and hit the Industrial Heritage trail near it's north end. It's paved all the way and easy to follow. From the north side it's not as obvious but take the trail west on the south side of North Street. The Walk of Excellence is just west of the Mehlig Dog Park and you can take that back east to reconnect with the Industrial Heritage Trail. There are no reststops on this short stretch but there is one on the Walk of Excellence in the UCT park (it's very obvious, you can't miss).
This trail goes right through the heart of kokomo. There are several historical plaques along the trail explaining the history of the buildings you pass. We had a fun 2 hours taking photos and reading the info. There are several great murals along the route as well. There are 2 full service bathrooms on the route one near the north end and one near the south end. We combined this with the Walk of Excellence to the Cloverleaf trail which returned us back on the Industrial Heritage Trail.
All trails are nicely paved and easy to follow. The traffic at interesections was light and there are a few traffic lights at the busier interesections with a button that will give you your turn to go. We parked at the Nickel Plat Trail head north of Kokomo where 35 and 931 cross. This is not a trail to hammer out the miles. If you wanted more miles you could then ride north on the Nickle plate to peru or even rochester.
Nicely paved, short trail. There will soon be a “Chessie 2” they say. There’s a stopping point midway with benches to sit on. It goes through woods/wetlands areas so it’s incredibly buggy, no fault of the trail but be prepared
We rode the trail from Abshire Park in Goshen all the way to Shipshewana and back. The views were spectacular with the corn and wildflowers in bloom. The Gap in the trail is under construction so hopefully by next summer it will be completed. Mooey’s Ice cream was a great stop on our return trip. Dips Ice cream is also on the trail but right next to a busy intersection where Mooey’s is away from the road and set back down a driveway. Krinder Garden is also a great stopping point. Looking forward to riding this again.
This was not at all about prairies or dunes. It was nicely paved and shady suburban trail. Needed to be trimmed back some but over all very nice. Had more road crossings than we like but I would ride it again.
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