Schoen Creek Trail

• Vinay Samuel
  
  
  (November 22, 2018, 4:06 pm)

  This hike is of moderate difficulty. It is around 3 miles. You regularly cross a stream. A nice hike if you want to do something within the city and just slightly exert yourself. The trail can get quite muddy at times. If you have kids be warned that some parts are quite narrow and muddy for a stroller. A carrier would help but you need to be careful not to slip and fall because there are a lot of slippery patches after rain or snow.

• Debra Brummett
  
  
  (October 20, 2018, 11:57 pm)

  Beautiful, clean, quiet and peaceful.

• Darren Evans
  
  
  (October 13, 2018, 6:23 pm)

  Very beautiful!

• Timothy Lewis
  
  
  (July 30, 2018, 10:36 pm)

  Not difficult but it medium in my opinion. Lot bike passing us. Recommend go to clockwise so you can see biker is coming.

• Josh Hailey
  
  
  (June 28, 2018, 4:50 pm)

  One of my favourite inner city trails in the USA. You'll forget that you're in the middle of indy on this trail. It's on the long side with some hills. I even came across deer. As far as park trails go, only one other tops it in my book. I'll be hitting this one again next time I'm in indy.

Fort Harrison State Park, an Indiana State Park

Comprehensive information on and maps of Fort Harrison State Park, an Indiana State Park ... 317-591-0904 Golf Course--317-543-9597 ... Schoen Creek Trail Mountain ...

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Mailing Address: 5753 Glenn Road Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 591-0904 Saddle Barn (317) 541-1866 Mapping Address: 6000 N. Post Road Indianapolis, IN 46216

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Fort Harrison State Park is a state park for many seasons for many reasons. Patrons may enjoy visiting the park all year round, especially in winter since Fort Harrison features the Sledding Hill, one of the biggest in this area. Spring is the season to walk with the woodland wildflowers in full bloom across the park.

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(317) 591-0904 SPECIAL NOTE Receipts from admission and service charges are used to help defray the operation and maintenance costs of the park. List of fees available in the park office. The programs, services. facilities, and activities of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources are available to everyone.

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The trails in Fort Harrison Park are: Schoen Creek trail, Horse trail, Camp Glenn trail, Lawrence Creek trail, Harrison Trace, Camp Creek trail, and the East part of the Fall Creek trail. The Fall Creek Trail that begins at the Fort Harrison State Park , loops around Delaware Lake.

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$5. 6000 N. Post Rd., 317-591-0904. Biking The affectionately nicknamed Fort Ben features a beginner trail and two pieces of more-advanced singletrack. Schoen Creek Trail travels along a wetland before heading upward, hugging the hillside and giving riders a precipitous view of the dogwood-filled ravine below.

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(FORT HARRISON) - Trail improvement under way at Fort Harrison State Park. Effective immediately, the middle portion of the popular Fall Creek Trail at Fort Harrison State Park will be closed for ...

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Subscribe to Outdoor Indiana magazine, OutdoorIndiana.org or (317) 233-3046. WINTER ACTIVITIES--With enough snow, sledding hill is open until dusk. Cross-country skiing allowed on park trails.

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The Visitor Center is open daily from 8:30a-4p. The phone number is (317) 591-0122. The park office is open Monday-Friday 8:30a-4p and the phone number is (317) 591-0904. The Interpretive Staff are Jeff Cummings, Alysa Hopkins, and Cat Rash and can be reached via email at fortinterp@dnr.in.gov or by phone.

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Park Office phone: (317) 591-0904. Program Descriptions September 2015 Questions? Feel free to contact the interpretative naturalist staff at ... Schoen Creek Trail.