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Trail Map Rd AMSTUTZ RD. SHOAFF RD. GUMP RD. HOSLER RD. GRABILL RD. HURSH RD. Payton County TONKEL RD. Park 69 HATHAWAY RD. PAGE RD. Metea Park CLAY ST. TRAIL MAP BETHEL RD. UNION CHAPEL RD. DIEBOLD RD. R HALTER RD. GREATER FORT WAYNE, IND. COLDWATER RD. AUBURN RD. E ANTWERP RD. IV R H P SE JO Parkview T. Trail Water Fountain Regional 1 S C2C Medical 3 Center N Sidewalk or Narrower Trail Public Restroom NOTESTINE RD. B DUPONT RD. DUPONT RD. MAYHEW RD. Segment of Trail on Street Automobile Parking F YMCA Dupont WEE O SCHWARTZ RD. R R WHEELOCK RD. Hospital A Countdown to Connectivity T T Future Trails C2C FRITZ RD. ST. JOE RD. R Project W O A P Salomon Y S N N Bike Lane on Street E A Farm Park Trail-Friendly Business T R R S T A S WALLEN RD. I L U (see key at bottom-right) S I V WALLEN RD. I N T Bike Route / Sharrow C A C Beckett’s Run Trail Parks COLDWATER RD. Trail Head LIMA RD. 469 Landmarks 1 Mile Markers COOK RD. ROTHMAN RD. 37 R E V Shoaff ST. JOE RD. I HUGUENARD RD. R Park EVARD RD. H P Smith E S RICKER RD. Field O Future Trails represent major projects that CLINTON ST. J E. SHORE . DR. FWTRAILS.ORG Puerbelly Trail T ST. JOE CENTER RD. are under way, will be started in coming 33 S ST. JOE CENTER RD. MEIJER DR. Maysville WHEELOCK RD. Pointe years, or are partially funded. More trails FACEBOOK: WASHINGTON CENTER RD. MAPLECREST RD. LAHMEYER RD. ST. JOE RD. COLDWATER RD. UPPER ST. JOE are planned, but they aren’t shown on this Facebook.com/FortWayneTrails REED RD. map. Visit FWTrails.org/maps or contact TWITTER: LIMA RD. us to learn more. 30 CLINTON ST. C2C Northwood STELLHORN RD. Ivy STELLHORN RD. @FortWayneTrails Plaza Trailheads are trail access points Coliseum Johnny Tech STELLHORN RD. LEESBURG RD. Sharing pics or tweeting about the COLISEUM BLVD. Appleseed IPFW with designated parking areas. trails? Use #FWTrails in your tweet, 930 J Park Most trailheads have kiosks with trail Glenbrook SANDRIDGE TRIER RD. or include our twitter handle. ELWOOD Franke Park Square 3 TRIER RD. MAYSVILLE RD. maps and information. PARNELL LEESBURG RD. I Ivy GOSHEN RD. Tech FAIR- WELLS ST. HILLEGAS RD. FW LAWN PARENT RD. C2C E. STATE BLVD. LONG RD. 69 Children’s VICTORIA GLEN- VANCE AVE. 0 FLAUGH RD. 1.0 2 CAIRN Zoo CRESCENT AVE. 70 miles of trails & still growing K LANDIN RD. ARCOLA RD. MILES SPY RUN AVE. BUENA VISTA VANCE AVE. INWOOD HOBSON RD. WELLSHIRE YELLOW RIVER RD. PARNELL AVE. Georgetown SHORDON RIVERGREENWAY Northside D E. STATE BLVD. MAPLECREST RD. DODGE ASHER DR. ST. JOSEPH PATHWAY Park Square GREYTHORN E. STATE BLVD. KERRIGAN’S FLORIDA W. STATE BLVD. ANTHONY BLVD. MAYSVILLETIPPERARY RD. 24 SHERMAN BLVD. Parkview Buckner Science C2C 1 Hospital 930 GRAND FOREST Park Central Lakeside Park BASS RD. L SPRING ST. Headwaters Lawton DOYLE RD. Park Park LAKE AVE. LAKE AVE. Kreager N. RIVER RD. Daryl B. Cobin Park M D MAUM Memorial Park 6 R HADLEY RD. U. of Saint E N. RIVER RD. E SCOTT RD. V Francis 1 E RI 2 R 8 EE Lindenwood 1 IV 5 S. RIVER RD. MAUM Nature ER N O DWENGER AVE. 7 EDGERTON RD. Preserve GLASGOW 3 MAIN ST. P 2 Indiana Memorial 4 Chestnut R B Q Tech MAUMEE AVE. Plaza A ILLINOIS RD. Swinney Park Moser W. HAMILTON RD. THIEME DR Park St. Joe LAFAYETTE ST. MAUMEE AVE. Park HANNA ST. DELL COVE DR. Hospital Parkview 14 TIMBERLAKE TR. RIVERGREENWAY Jefferson Rockhill Park Field USPSCLINTON ST. Shoppes ILLINOIS RD. MAUMEE PATHWAY LINCOLN HWY at Scott Rd. GETZ RD. Pointe HARRISON ST. BLUE WATER TR. WAYNE TRACE 930 SCOTT RD. TAYLOR ST. TAYLOR ST. S NEW HAVEN AVE. HARTZELL RD. BROWN ST. 3 GREEN RD. T FREEMAN ST. B MEYER RD. LADUE LN. CREIGHTON AVE. INVERNESS LAKES DR. Aboite Trails STAGE COACH DR. H TAYLOR ST. M A See reverse JULIETTE FAIRFIELD AVE. R Y for downtown BROADWAY AVE. E. PONTIAC ST. BROOKLYN AVE. S C2C COPPER HILL RUN HOMESTEAD RD. Time COVINGTON RD. COVINGTON RD. R I EGGEMAN RD. Corners VESEY G D V LV 30 Vann B E N D 4 Family Trail SO R MOELLER RD. ER F OXFORD ST. McMillen ADAMS CENTER RD. EF WEST COUNTY RD. STONE CREEK RUN J NUTTMAN AVE. WAYNE TRACE DICKE RD. Park W RUDISILL BLVD. MEYER RD. F CALHOUN ST. B 5 HANNA ST. ABOITE CENTER RD. ABOITE CENTER RD. MCKINNIE AVE. HESSEN CASSEL RD. ENGLE RD. ANTHONY BLVD. COVENTRY LN Foster C2C BLUFFTON RD. W. HAMILTON RD. YMCA Indian Lutheran Park LAFAYETTE ST. Van Hoozen Trails Park Towpath Trail Park Hospital ARDMORE AVE. D 6 PETTIT AVE. Six Mile Creek Trail E SMITH RD. W. Foster C Park PAULDING RD. Village at Coventry PAULDING RD. Eagle Marsh RIVERGREENWAY 7 LIBERTY MILLS RD. Ronald G. Repka ST. MARYS PATHWAY HANNA ST. Memorial Park AMBER RD. TRAIL-FRIENDLY BUSINESSES Fox Island Park TILLMAN RD. Special thanksTILLMAN to these RD. businesses for supporting 24 LOWER HUNTINGTON RD. our 2013 Trail Maps! Get more information 8 Southtown and special offers for trail users at Tillman Centre Park C2C FWTrails.org/maps/businesses. HOMESTEAD RD. 9 REDDING RD. LOWER HUNTINGTON RD. WINCHESTER RD. 27 A Aboite Animal Hospital MAPLES RD. J Three Rivers Running Company MAPLES RD. ST. M DECATUR RD. B YMCA (multiple locations) K The Health Food Shoppe AR BLUFFTON RD. Y S AIRPORT EXPY R C Reecer Properties / Fort Wayne L Three Rivers Co-Op I Fort Wayne V AIRPORT EXPY International E Physical Medicine R M Fort Wayne Outfi tters & Bike Depot Airport D Hall’s Restaurants (multiple locations) N Fort Wayne’s Famous Coney Island E Galecki Financial Management FERGUSON RD. O Dash-In ABOITE RD. F Fort Wayne Dental Group 469 P Pembroke Bakery & Café G Human Motor Works KRESS RD. SMITH RD. Q Downtown Deli & Marketplace TRAIL MAINTENANCE: DownedKRESS tree? RD. Damaged trail? H Covington Travel, Inc. R Pint & Slice Contact the City of Fort Wayne’s Greenways Department: I Summit City Bicycles & Fitness WINTERS RD. (260) 427-6228 or greenways@cityo ortwayne.org.WINTERS RD. 27 WEST COUNTY RD. PRINTED APRIL 2013 | REVISION 2.0 | ©2013 Fort Wayne Trails, Inc. Reproductions of this map are not allowed without the permission of Fort Wayne Trails. 69 33 PLEASANT CENTER RD. PRINTED APRIL 2013 | REVISION 2.0 REVISION | 2013 APRIL PRINTED FWTRAILS.ORG/GETINVOLVED/DONATE We’re sure 2013 will be even better. better. even be will 2013 sure We’re or include our twitter handle. twitter our include or transactions. trails? Use #FWTrails in your tweet, tweet, your in #FWTrails Use trails? and credit cards and PayPal PayPal and cards credit and biggest year ever for active transportation! transportation! active for ever year biggest tax deductible. We accept debit debit accept We deductible. tax Sharing pics or tweeting about the the about tweeting or pics Sharing non-profi t. Donations are are Donations t. non-profi Thanks for making 2012 Fort Wayne’s Wayne’s Fort 2012 making for Thanks @FortWayneTrails TWITTER: Fort Wayne Trails is a 501c3 501c3 a is Trails Wayne Fort Facebook.com/FortWayneTrails FACEBOOK: FACEBOOK: 260 969-0079 260 events. or call (260) 969-0079 to pledge. to 969-0079 (260) call or 5k/10k, our annual run / walk walk / run annual our 5k/10k, FWTRAILS.ORG Give at FWTrails.org at Give Pufferbelly 5k and the Trail Blazer Blazer Trail the and 5k Pufferbelly Increase in participants in the the in participants in Increase 215% today - after trails after - today and retain our region’s top-quality employees. top-quality region’s our retain and HOW YOU CAN HELP IN A BIG WAY BIG A IN HELP CAN YOU HOW help us? Now is the perfect time to get involved. get to time perfect the is Now us? help infrastructure, ultimately helping businesses attract attract businesses helping ultimately infrastructure, PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO LEARN LEARN TO MOMENT A TAKE PLEASE are more community centers to connect. Will you you Will connect. to centers community more are made possible by trails and other bike and pedestrian pedestrian and bike other and trails by possible made and 238 donations in 2011. in donations 238 and DONATE Fort Wayne already has 70 miles of trails, but there there but trails, of miles 70 has already Wayne Fort and active lifestyles desired by professionals are are professionals by desired lifestyles active and up 14.7% from $309,000 $309,000 from 14.7% up $354,000 Employee satisfaction: satisfaction: Employee The bike commuting commuting bike The Individual donations totaling over over totaling donations Individual investment and raise property values. values. property raise and investment (about $125 per foot!) per $125 (about 511 511 that our trails attract visitors, promote business business promote visitors, attract trails our that donors MONEY TO BUILD TO MONEY their regional trail network. trail regional their year to build more trails near you! you! near trails more build to year the natural beauty of our region. Little wonder then, then, wonder Little region. our of beauty natural the Individual Individual than $100 million annually on healthcare thanks to to thanks healthcare on annually million $100 than almost $500,000 or more every every more or $500,000 almost connect us to each other and put us in touch with with touch in us put and other each to us connect active transportation.
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