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The bike/pedestrian trail surface and drainage upgrade next to CR 675 W and installation of the rest of the equestrian
trail culverts between Amo and Coatesville are now complete. These improvements were made possible by a
grant from the
Hendricks County Community Foundation
(HCCF), a grant from the Central Indiana Bicycling Association (CIBA)
Foundation, and much assistance from volunteers and
Hendricks County Parks & Recreation.
Trail Upgrade at CR 675 W
The first 300 yards of trail west of CR 675 W which had been prone to flooding due to past excavation
of its former railroad bed has now been raised, graded, and topped off with a hard-packed, smooth
gravel surface. This work
began during
the Fall of 2010 and was completed in the Fall of 2011,
resulting in an improved trail surface that will eventually be expanded to the rest of the Vandalia Trail.
Click here
to see photos of this area before and after the upgrade.
Equestrian Culverts
Construction of the second equestrian culvert on the Amo mile,
begun in September 2010,
was completed in
November 2010 and has kept many equestrians out of the water and mud since then. Volunteers then turned
their efforts to adding the two equestrian culverts needed along the Coatesville mile. Begun in the Fall
of 2010, these two culverts were completed during the summer of 2011 as shown in the photos
linked here.
Culverts are now in place across all of the streams along the equestrian trail between Amo and Coatesville.
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