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Upcoming Events
Pathways CommitteeAbout the Pathways CommitteeThe Town of Zionsville began its effort to create a comprehensive pedestrian/bicycle pathway system in 1985, becoming one of the first communities in Indiana to understand the importance of connecting residential neighborhoods, schools, parks and businesses with a non vehicular trail system. This trail known as the Nancy Burton/Dave Brown Trail is the spine of the entire pathway system and connects several parks and schools as well as the Boys and Girls Club and the Zionsville Town Hall. The Zionsville Rail Trail, someday in the near future will also be part of the 50 mile Indiana Farm Heritage Trail that will run from Zionsville to Lafayette with Zionsville being the Southern Trail Head.
An exciting new dimension to the towns pathway system is the utilization of the banks along Eagle Creek. Today a pathway exists along Eagle Creek from Zionsville Road north through Lions Park. Ultimately this path will run from the new Turkey Foot Park to the north to Starkey Park on the Southern Edge.
A vibrant trail system is an ongoing effort and is never truly finished. Thanks to a commitment from local government as well as many dedicated volunteers, Zionsville's pathway system is something we as a community can be very proud of. If you would like to know more about the Trail system or become a volunteer or simply make a suggestion for its improvement please call 317-908-1396 or email the Pathways Committee at zionsvillepathways@live.com. Pathways Photo GalleryClick here to browse the photo gallery of the Zionsville Pathways CommitteeMission StatementThe mission of the Zionsville Pathways Committee is to plan and provide implementation for alternate means of transportation (bicycle/pedestrian pathways) linking main points in the Zionsville Community. Committee Members
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