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Trail connects to Plainfield’s new Hobbs Station development PLAINFIELD, IN - Governor Eric J. Holcomb today joined the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR), the town of Plainfield, the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC), and New City Development to celebrate the official open

PLAINFIELD - Governor Eric J. Holcomb today joined the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR), the town of Plainfield, the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC), and New City Development to celebrate the official opening of the recently completed Vandalia Trail extension and to ...

Whitestown and Zionsville, in collaboration with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR), celebrated the connection of the Big 4 Trail with a ceremony Tuesday opening the trail.

The DNR and the Shepherds of Griffin Bike Park recently celebrated the opening of several new mountain bike trails at Griffin Bike Park in Vigo County. The 5.75 miles of new trail were constructed by the Shepherds of Griffin Bike Park, Inc. with help from a $554,241 Next Level Trails (NLT) grant. T

Thanks in part to the state’s Next Level Trails grants, the Griffin Bike Park now boasts 30 miles of trails and is using its resources to attract bikers not only

New DNR smartphone app available The upgraded, free smartphone app of the DNR is available now to help you maximize your enjoyment of the outdoor recreation the DNR offers in the Hoosier state. The app has been completely rebuilt on a new platform for better device compatibility, featuring a new i

Indiana is making unprecedented investments in its trail network. The state's Next Level Trails program has awarded $150 million since it launched in 2018, with another $30 million set to be awarded this year. Indiana Department of Natural Resources Director Dan Bortner says that's amounted to al

Crown Point hopes to begin work on phase two of the Veterans Memorial Trail this fall.

A nearly 170-year-old railroad bed will become Indiana's longest recreational trail.

A nearly 170-year-old railroad bed will become Indiana's longest recreational trail.