Midland Trace Trail Parking & Restrooms

The best thing about Hamilton County are the trails, including this one. We take our puppy on this trail at least once a month and it's always clean with the friendliest of people using it.

I would like to see more trash bins along the trail.

Clean, modern, and we'll maintained. Handicap parking. Restrooms. This paved trail is long. I stopped at the 10.5 mile marker :) Great for walking but best suited for bicycling. Their is a 15 mph limit but few riders follow that limit so be aware. You also are required to busy busy streets but the ones I crossed had a crosswalk.

I used to run this right-of-way when it was still abandoned–a blast for trail runners! The pavement and removal of underbrush make it a lot easier and safer for the average recreationist to enjoy the scenery and an overarching canopy of trees provides welcome shade in warmer weather. Off pavement trail runners will appreciate the smoothly graded grassy berms. Do note water is not available (JAN2020) along the route. However, one can purchase beverages from the retail businesses (gas stations, drug stores, etc) close by on Hwy 32 generally located 200 meters north and parallel to the trail.

Wonderful trail! This is such a great place to go on a walk or bike ride or do anything else you can think of using a trail for. The trail is completely paved and stretches through most of the area between Noblesville and Westfield with expansions in the plans to make it go even farther. The trail also winds through some great scenery. It is also far enough from the road to feel like you're not in the city and close enough to civilization that you don't feel like you're in the middle of nowhere. I would definitely recommend this trail to anyone who likes to bike, walk, rollerblade, or run.