Opened in 2018, the Hi-Rail Greenway serves as an important non-motorized route in Evansville. Its name comes from the Indiana Hi-Rail System, a former freight railroad which the rail-trail was built on. Also sometimes referred to as the Hi Rail Corridor, the project is a key addition to the city's Pigeon Creek Greenway Passage trail system.
The 2.5-mile paved pathway, extending from Walnut Street to Riverside Drive along US 41, features landscaping and tree plantings, benches and rest areas, bike racks, and solar-powered lights.
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