The Greenways Foundation promotes greenways, blueways and multi-use trails in Indiana.

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Man installing a deck board on a wooden bridge

2013 Trail Advocate of the Year Greg Midgley “drives the golden spike” to complete decking of the Crittenden Creek trestle on the Vandalia Trail.

Thank you to everyone who attended the 2014 Greenways Foundation Annual Luncheon. The event featured the opportunity to “talk trails” with other greenway enthusiasts from around the state, be entertained by a speaker and learn about Foundation programs and statewide trail progress and issues.

As part of the program, we recognized some outstanding trail leaders for the state. We also want to thank all of our great sponsors!

Your support of the luncheon and throughout the year helps us to continue our mission. Please consider making a donation to the Greenways Foundation today.

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Based in Parke County in West Central Indiana, the Covered Bridge Gateway Trails Association has a vision for a trail to link trails. Their Covered Bridge Gateway Trail will form an important link between the National Road Heritage Trail and the B&O Trail, creating a 150-mile multi-trail loop.

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Strung together, the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail, Maple City Greenway and the MapleHart Trail stretch from Shipshewana through Middlebury and Goshen to Elkhart. Thanks to steady construction during the past five years, the combined trails comprise an important connection for Northern Indiana trail users. Learn more at Friends of the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail.

This year, crews completed two short sections of trail in Middlebury and the Friends group celebrated with a grand opening October 9. You can read President John Yoder’s reflections on the history and significance of this trail in the August edition of Pumpkinvine Trail Talk (PDF, 3.9 MB).

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