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a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w BRANDT BRANDT ZIONSVILLE TOWN RUN TOWNSHIP LINE TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP LINE TOWNSHIP 1 TRAIL PARK 1 MOORE MICHIGAN ST MOORE 91 PURDUE MTN. BIKE DITCH DITCH RIVER SARGENT SARGENT Sahm Golf Course TOWN RUN TRAIL PARK TH 86TH TH 86TH 86 86 MTN. BIKE TH 86 465 ZIONSVILLE NAAB NAAB 18 2 2 84TH 16 LAFAYETTE 3 PAYNE PAYNE DITCH MICHIGAN DUGAN DITCH monon 82ND 82ND Fall Creek Trail at Geist Dam WESTFIELD WESTFIELD ALLISON ALLISON PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA KEYSTONE KEYSTONE I-69 MERIDIAN I-65 MERIDIAN HAGUE TRADERS POINT HAGUE 3 79TH BAY 3 79TH 79TH DEAN DEAN HARCOURT WINTON WINTON MICHIGAN ALLISONVILLE 465 Upper Fall Creek Loop Trail TH TH 75TH ZIONSVILLE ZIONSVILLE 75 75 RUTH RD 4 WESTLANE 73 FALL CREEK 4 BINFORD 71ST 71ST 71ST 71ST 71ST 71ST KEYSTONE KEYSTONE DEAN DEAN EVANSTON EVANSTON GRANDVIEW GRANDVIEW HOOVER HOOVER BINFORD GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN RODEBAUGH RODEBAUGH ZIONSVILLE ZIONSVILLE Fall Creek Park ARDEN TH TH 5 MICHIGAN 65 65 5 7 Jen Air Park & Dog Park TH RURAL 64 RURAL 63RD Holliday Park Skiles Test Nature Park Eagle Creek Park BINFORD ALLISONVILLE Broad Ripple Park Broad 62ND 62ND 62ND 62ND 62ND 62ND FALL CREEK Ft Harrison State Park Lee Road Park FALL CREEK COOPER COOPER BROAD RIPPLE 6 FOX HILL 6 Northwestway Park MICHIGAN MTN. BIKE BINFORD SCOUT BOY TRAILS GUION Eagle Creek Golf Course GUION 59TH Woolens Gardens Fox Hill Manor KEYSTONE GEORGETOWN KEYSTONE COLLEGE COLLEGE CENTRAL Eagle Creek Dog Park CENTRAL Eagle Creek Park Alice Carter Place OTIS TH TH ROXBURRY 56 monon 56 56TH 56TH 56TH TH 56TH 56TH 7 56TH 56 7 POST TH POST Mayor's Garden KNOLLTON CANAL TOWPATH 54 15 ALLISONVILLE LAFAYE ARLINGTON Lawrence Community Park eagle creek Explorer Park KESSLER KESSLER ND ND Greenway - IWC Canal Towpath 11 52 52 EASTBOURNE BINFORD PENNSYLVANIA T PENNSYLVANIA KEYSTONE TE KEYSTONE EMERSON EMERSON REED REED MICHIGAN bike polo 8 KNOLLTON H courts LAWRENCE 8 EAGLE CREEK 46TH 46TH 46TH 46TH RIVERVIEW Gardner Park 46TH POST Soccer Park PIKE POST Eagle Creek Park MERIDIAN-KESSLER 44TH FALL CREEK PKWY Monon Monon PENDLETON HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL LAFAYE ND Eagle Highlands I-65 42ND 42ND 42ND 42ND 42 SHERMAN SHERMAN ARLINGTON T ARLINGTON EMERSON 9 EMERSON 9 FRANKLIN Neighborhood Park TE FRANKLIN DELAWARE DELAWARE MERIDIAN MERIDIAN CAPITOL GEORGETOWN CAPITOL ILLINOIS ILLINOIS POST POST KNOLLTON COLLEGE COLLEGE Doris Cowherd Park CENTRAL Gateway CENTRAL PKWY West Park 14 Roselawn Park Q CREEK C R fall creek Franklin & 38th Park FALL 38TH 38TH 38TH 38TH 38TH TH TH 38TH SHADELAND 38 38 SHADELAND MLK monon KEYSTONE BOULEVARD BOULEVARD BAYHEAD BAYHEAD Bellamy Park MOLLER MOLLER white river Bowman Park 10 fall creek Wes Montgomery Park Dubarry Park 10Grassy Creek Regional Park FRANKLIN 5 SUTHERLAND FRANKLIN POST POST KESSLER KESSLER 34TH 34TH 34TH 34TH 34TH TH TH TH 465 GUION 34 GUION 34 9 SHERMAN SHERMAN ARLINGTON ARLINGTON EMERSON 38 EMERSON D D COL LAFAYE COL CANAL TOWPATH Shadeland Maintenance Facility CAPITOL Faculty Park CAPITOL SPRING T SPRING Washington Park 1-74 TE Riverside US 136 Golf Course HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Patricia Park Grassy Creek Regional Park VELODROME I-65 B Gustafson Park TH 30TH 30TH 30TH 30TH 30TH 30TH 30TH 30 11 TH 11 FRANKLIN 29 FRANKLIN SENATE SENATE POST POST SHADELAND TTS SHADELAND HARDING MLK I-70 COLD SPRING COLD Robey Park SPRING COLD Meadowood Park monon US 136 LAFAYE MASSACHUSE 25TH 25TH Windsor Village Park DELAWARE DELAWARE COLLEGE T COLLEGE 25TH 25TH TE CENTRALCENTRAL BURSDAL EAS EAS GEORGETOWN KESSLER KESSLER T T Pogues Run Art and Nature Park RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE TIBBS 12 TIBBS 22ND 12 WINTON WINTON DR A J BROWN DR A J BROWN CRAWFORDSVILLE Golf Course Con I-70 ST FRANKLIN FRANKLIN SHERMAN SHERMAN ARLINGTON ST 21 ARLINGTON COLLEGE COLLEGE DELAWARE ST DELAWARE CENTRAL 21 CENTRAL MERIDIAN MERIDIAN EMERSON 21 EMERSON CUNNINGHAM HILLSIDE POST POST South Grove Golf Course South Grove CAPITOL white river CAPITOL COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY pleasant run GIRL SCHOOL F Greene Park TH TH TH TH TH TH 16TH 16TH TH TH 16 16 16 16 16 16 PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE 16 16 COLLEGE ALABAMA ALABAMA SHADELAND SHADELAND ARLINGTON ARLINGTON EMERSON EMERSON SENATE SENATE FRANKLIN FRANKLIN ILLINOIS ILLINOIS 13 SHERMAN 13 KESSLER WHITE RIVER PRKWY POST POST TIBBS TIBBS I-70 Leonard Park INDIANA 6 SPEEDWAY TH TH 10TH TH TH TH 10TH 10TH 10TH 10 10TH 10 10TH 10 10 10 BELMONT 10TH 10TH BELMONT SHADELAND SHADELAND SHORTRIDGE CANAL SHORTRIDGE FRANKLIN FRANKLIN POST MASS POST LYNHURST LYNHURST Pleasant Run Chapel Hill Park UNIVERSITY 8 I-70 Ellenberger Park Golf Course 14 COSSELL 14 Thatcher MICHIGAN NORTH MICHIGAN WEST GIRL SCHOOL GIRL SCHOOL MICHIGAN COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY Golf Course MICHIGAN MICHIGAN MICHIGAN COLLEGE COLLEGE WASHINGTON KITLEY VERMONT KITLEY WASHINGTON TIBBS TIBBS NEW YORK MICKLEY MICKLEY NEW YORK NEW YORK white river NEW YORK 12 WASHINGTON STATE M STATE WASHINGTON OHIO FRANKLIN WASHINGTON FRANKLIN POST 2 WASHINGTON IRVINGTON POST SHORTRIDGE MARKET WASHINGTON SHORTRIDGE WASHINGTON pennsy trail EASTEAST SOUTHEASTERN Thatcher Park Thatcher HARDING ROCKVILLE HARDING pleasant run 15 ROCKVILLE ROCKVILLE VIRGINIA 15 BELMONT BELMONT WARMAN WARMAN LYNHURST Cloverleaf Conservation Area LYNHURST SOUTH 465 ENGLISH GIRL SCHOOL GIRL SCHOOL ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH Iron Gate Conservation Area C TIBBS TIBBS M CARTY EMERSON Krannert Park EMERSON HOLT HOLT STATE STATE FRANKLIN FRANKLIN EAST EAST POST WASHINGTON BROOKVILLE POST Rhodius Park I-70 PROSPECT 16 13 16 PROSPECT PROSPECT PROSPECT MORRIS MORRIS Pride Park Post Road Community Park MORRIS MORRIS MORRIS ARLINGTON WASHINGTON SOUTHEASTERN ARLINGTON BELMONT BELMONT pleasant run HARDING HARDING TIBBS TIBBS BROOKVILLE HOLT HOLT I-70 465 MERIDIAN MERIDIAN FRANKLIN FRANKLIN EAST EAST WESTWEST POST MINNESOTA MINNESOTA Bethel Park POST 1 STATE 17 STATE 17 WAGNER I-65 WAGNER TIBBS TIBBS LYNHURST LYNHURST HOLT HOLT RAYMOND KENTUCKY pleasant run RAYMOND RAYMOND RAYMOND Raymond Park WASHINGTON RAYMOND Garfield Memorial Grove Indy Island Indoor Aquatics Ctr eagle creek Whispering Hills Golf Course MADISON FRANKLIN POST POST Whispering Hills Golf Course KEYSTONE KEYSTONE SHELBY Garfield Park SHELBY TIBBS TIBBS SHERMAN SHERMAN 18 I-74 18 SOUTHEASTERN HARDING HARDING SOUTHERN HOLT HOLT Emhardt Park Hanover North Park MARS HILL KENTUCKY Sarah Shank Golf Course ARLINGTON ARLINGTON TROY TROY TROY Bel Aire Park TROY TROY TROY POST TROY POST EMERSON TROY EMERSON LYNHURST 19 LYNHURST 19 AIRPORT HIGH SCHOOL FRANKLIN Sarah Bolton Park FRANKLIN FIVE POINTS MADISON SOUTHEASTERN MERIDIAN MERIDIAN CARSON HARDING KENTUCKY HARDING SHELBY Seerley Creek Park SHELBY EAST EAST I-65 BLUFF BEECH GROVE POST POST KENTUCKY Hartman Park Hornet Park 20 I-74 20 HANNA HANNA Southside Park Blu Park South Grove Park EAST EAST FIVE POINTS HARDING HARDING FRANKLIN 465 FRANKLIN ARLINGTON ARLINGTON I-70 Copper Grove EMERSON EMERSON SOUTHEASTERN KENTUCKY 21 MANN 21 465 THOMPSON THOMPSON THOMPSON THOMPSON THOMPSON THOMPSON Thompson Park THOMPSON Tolin-Akeman Park FRANKLIN FRANKLIN FIVE POINTS ARLINGTON ARLINGTON BLUFF KEYSTONE KEYSTONE MADISON EAST 22 EAST 22 Carson Park KENTUCKY Basswood Park HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL EDGEWOOD EDGEWOOD EDGEWOOD EDGEWOOD EDGEWOOD EDGEWOOD EDGEWOOD EDGEWOOD MANN EDGEWOOD EDGEWOOD Franklin Township EDGEWOOD Dollar Hide EMERSON EMERSON Community Park FRANKLIN 23 Creek Park FIVE POINTS FRANKLIN 23 SR 37 SR 37 EAST EAST ARLINGTON ARLINGTON MERIDIAN MERIDIAN SOUTHPORT BLUFF KENTUCKY Southport Park SOUTHPORT SOUTHPORT SOUTHPORT SOUTHPORT SOUTHPORT 24 SOUTHPORT 24 Gray Park FRANKLIN CAMBY ARLINGTON SOUTHPORT ARLINGTON FIVE POINTS MANN MANN MERIDIAN MERIDIAN ACTON Grin Woods CAMBY EAST MADISON SOUTHPORT BLUFF 25 Southwestway Park 25 FRANKLIN MTN. BIKE 10 STOP 11 FRANKLIN TRAILS Perry Park STOP 11 STOP 11 STOP 11 STOP 11 SR 37 Winding River SR 37 Glenns Valley ARLINGTON ARLINGTON Golf Course FIVE POINTS Nature Park US 31 EMERSON EMERSON MERIDIAN MERIDIAN PADDOCK 26 PADDOCK 26 RALSTON 17 Smock Golf Course MANN COUNTY LINE COUNTY LINE COUNTY LINE COUNTY LINE COUNTY LINE 4 COUNTY LINE 27 27 LEGEND YOUR LOCAL BIKE SHOPS INDY LANDMARKS CREDITS local streets parks 28 28 most bikeable waterways 1 A-1 Cyclery 9 Freewheelin Community A Monument Circle K Central Library MAP DEVELOPMENT: SPECIAL THANKS TO: ADDITIONAL THANKS TO: Brian Staresnick, ASLA – Bike Map Chair, IndyCog Union Williams - Pivot Marketing Curt Ailes YMCA Bike Hub BikesGray Goat B Children’s Museum L Indiana Statehouse Kevin Whited – Executive Director, IndyCog Catherine Kostyn - Indianapolis Natalie Atwell bikeable bike shops 2 10 # Jennifer Higginbotham, AICP Metropolitan Planning Organization Pete Fritz A)ActiveIndy Tours 11 Indie Bike C Indianapolis Museum of Art M Chase Tower Aaron Kowalski Andy Lutz - Department of Public Works Kevin Kastner least bikeable landmarks Philip Roth, AICP - Indianapolis Daniel Krzywicki D Victory Field N Indiana State Museum DESIGN: Metropolitan Planning Organization Jesse Houser 29 B) Bicycle Garage Indy (BGI-Downtown) 12 Indy Cycle Specialist 29 Dan Shearin - Pivot Marketing Joe Smoker Jamison Hutchins greenways NEIGHBORHOODS 3 Bicycle Garage Indy (BGI-North) 13 Joe's Cycles E Banker’s Life Fieldhouse O Eiteljorg Museum Trevor Traphagen Gilbert Liu COPYWRITING: Eric McAfee bikeways GREEWAY NAMES 4 Bicycle Garage Indy (BGI-South) 14 Matthews F Indianapolis Motor Speedway P NCAA Headquarters Kate Franzman - Pivot Marketing Matt McMichael Alan Rainey 5 Bicycle Hospital 15 National Moto+Cycle G Indiana War Memorial Q Indiana State Fairgrounds LARDMARK ILLUSTRATIONS: Molly Trueblood BIKE future bikeways RECREATION Larry Buchanan Ben Snipes 6 Bicycle Outfitters 16 Performance-North H Hinkle Fieldhouse R Crown Hill Cemetery 30 AND BIKEWAYS ROADS 30 cultural trail 7 Bike Line 17 Performance-South I Indianapolis Zoo S Lucas Oil Stadium DESTINATIONS AND LANDMARKS DESTINATIONS highways 8 Bikes on Mass Ave 18 REI J Canal and White River State Park distance distance travel time 31 IN MILES IN FEET IN MINUTES (10mph) 31 0 0.5 1 0 500 1k 0 3 6 This is no Ordinary bike map.
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