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New Equestrian Trail Segment in Amo
A Hendricks County Parks crew and volunteers from Friends of the Vandalia Trail partnered to launch on August 10
construction of a new section of
the equestrian trail within the town of Amo, extending the separate dedicated path from the west edge of town
to Vine Street. Many thanks, also, to the town of Amo for making this space available, providing
a better trail experience for all users. The Hendricks County Parks crew completed the pathway construction
the following week.
The following photos show the current status. The most recent update was the addition of the fencing and
short retaining wall features in November on the culvert bypass near the west edge of town. Additional landscaping and fencing
as well as a smoother trail surface will be installed during the coming months. We will use this photo page to keep you updated
on the progress of this new section.
Click here for the full initial story.
New trail user signs at Vine Street
Near Vine Street, new culvert completed.
Near Vine Street, new culvert completed.
Packed stone trail route bypassing the large culvert near the west edge of town
Packed stone trail route bypassing the large culvert near the west edge of town
At west edge of town, new culvert completed.
At west edge of town, new culvert completed.
Grading trail over large culvert.
Preparing drainage area for 3 culvert pipes near Vine Street.
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