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As of November 2026
Inside the corporation line, the walking ground is North Liberty Park — the town park listed on the National Register of Historic Places — whose paths are park paths, not a trail system, and no municipal trail network was found in the town's comprehensive plan record read. Beyond hiking, the park's bridle trails (some 7.35 miles in park guides; horse trails begin at the Horsemen's Campground, DNR) serve riders, and in winter the hiking system carries cross-country skiing when snow allows (DNR winter activities). The system today, as of November 2026: 9.2 numbered hiking miles plus two named short trails inside a 3,840-acre state park on township ground, held and maintained by the Indiana DNR, interpreted from its Nature Center — and a town whose daily walking is still done, as it was in 1837, on its own streets.