MoosedHistory
Menu
Nature & Trails

Nature & Trails

Hiking Trails Around New Carlisle

Section 34 of 91 in the New Carlisle record · 3 entry pages

The exact page text, read by your browser's voice.

Hike Trails

The land-trust holder whole: The Nature Conservancy, from a 1951 incorporation to a 1978 lake in Olive Township

item 2 — the holder told as a founding, then its holdings touching this county and ground as a string

The Conservancy begins as scientists deciding that study was not enough: its line runs from the Ecological Society of America, founded 1915, through the society's preservation committee and the Ecologists Union formed in 1946 to…

The town parks' dirt trails, park by park: three parks, no named trail

item 5 — Memorial Park, Bourissa Hills Park and Colfax Park, separated from the county system

The town's own parks are festival and neighbourhood ground, and their trail record prints park by park at its true, thin size: Memorial Park is the town's festive ground — Hometown Days fills it each July, the farmers' market…

The named-trail stock: what the county's trail guides actually name at Bendix Woods and Spicer Lake

item 7 — the named interpretive trails inside the township's two county parks, name by name

One name in this stock is not a footpath, and the guides say so if they are read whole: the Studebaker-Bendix Heritage Trail is a driving heritage tour — approximately 90 minutes by car in both of its publishers' accounts …

Cite this page

Using this page? Copy a credit line. Last updated November 12, 2026.

Source: Hiking Trails Around New Carlisle, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/new-carlisle/hiking-trails/