Indiana Horse Trails

IndianaTrails.org - Home of the Hoosier Rails-to-Trails Council and Indiana Trails Fund
The 10-mile Prairie-Duneland Trail in northwestern Indiana is one of the state's best-known trails, traversing the unique ecosystem which gives its name.  A recent study by the Eppley Institute found that 82% of its users participated in more physical activity strictly because of the trail, and 100% surveyed said the trail improved the image of Portage, a city managing the trail.  At its east end, the town of Porter is ready to construct a 3.5-mile urban trail which will connect the Calumet Trail and create a contiguous 20+ mile link between Hobart and the doorstep of Michigan City.

Midwest Trail Ride in Norman, Indiana
Midwest Trail Ride (MTR) is a privately owned horseman's campground bordering Hoosier National Forest (HNF), 15 miles south of Bloomington Indiana.  We offer both organized rides and daily camping from April to November.

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