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April 2014
In March and April, volunteers installed over 100 new aluminum trail signs along the 3 miles of
bicycle, pedestrian, and equestrian trails
between Amo and Coatesville. This key upgrade from the original temporary signage was funded
by VISIT HENDRICKS COUNTY and the Greenways Foundation as described in the
grant announcements in 2013.
The new signs are much more visible, aesthetic, and durable than the previous versions,
publicizing the trail's presence much more effectively and making it more inviting to visitors.
They include large "Vandalia Trail" signs at the various entrances and main road
crossings, trail user signs highlighting the separate paths for equestrians and
bicyclists, and general rule and boundary signs. See the related
photo page
for examples of the signs and the groups of volunteers installing them.
Visit here
for a follow up review by VISIT HENDRICKS COUNTY.
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