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One of a handful of trails following the White River in Indiana, Carmel’s White River Greenway parallels the scenic waterway for much of its journey through the eastern part of the city. Along the way, you can enjoy wooded areas, newer subdivisions, and River Road Park. The 62-acre park offers nature trails, athletic fields, a playground and opportunities to fish and boat on the water.
Parking can be found at the southern end of the trail in River Road Park on the east side of River Road north of 122nd Street.
I use this trail often and you can now go all the way up to 146th street. The Southern part of the trail located in River Road park takes you around the park and along the river and one of the holes at Prairie View golf course. Head North and the trail runs through a wooded area and neighborhoods. You can cross River Road and take the trail past Prairie Trace elementary all the way up to 146th street now. This connects to the 146th Street Trail. Makes for a nice bike ride or run.
This trail is well maintained and lovely, but calling it the White River trail is a bit of a stretch. My three year old hiking companion kept asking where the river is. All in all, very nice experience, and there is a cool little playground and restrooms on the southern end of the trail in the park.
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