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United States
Indiana
Monroe County

Limestone Greenway

Easy

4.5

(1255)

12,215

riders

Limestone Greenway

00:20

6.31km

20m

Mountain biking

Enjoy an easy 3.9-mile (6.3 km) paved mountain biking route on the Limestone Greenway, winding through wooded areas and farmlands.

Last updated: February 26, 2026

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Limestone Greenway

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The Limestone Greenway is a pretty new trail that is completely paved. It's only 1.7 miles each direction, but it connects to a bunch of other gravel and paved paths …

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6.31 km

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6.25 km

< 100 m

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6.27 km

< 100 m

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Saturday 23 May

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14°C

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the terrain like on the Limestone Greenway?

The Limestone Greenway is an entirely asphalt-paved trail, offering a smooth and flat surface. It follows a former railroad corridor, making it very accessible with no difficult climbs. This makes it ideal for casual cycling, walking, or even rollerblading.

Is the Limestone Greenway suitable for mountain biking?

While the komoot tour is categorized for mountain biking, the Limestone Greenway itself is a paved, flat trail. It's best suited for casual cycling, hybrid bikes, or gravel bikes rather than rugged mountain biking. If you're looking for a challenging off-road experience, this specific greenway might not be what you expect, but it's excellent for a smooth, easy ride.

Where can I park to access the trail?

Parking is conveniently available at the northern trailhead on W. Church Lane. This provides direct access to the Limestone Greenway.

Does the trail connect to other paths for longer rides?

Yes, the Limestone Greenway offers excellent connectivity. At its northern end on W. Church Lane, it seamlessly links with the Clear Creek Trail and the Bloomington Rail Trail. The Bloomington Rail Trail further connects to the B-Line Trail, allowing for extended journeys up to 6.8 miles of paved route.

What kind of scenery can I expect along the route?

You can expect a peaceful, rural, and wooded experience. The pathway is largely shaded by a lush tree canopy and is lined with trees, limestone, and wildflowers. It passes by rural farmlands and wooded lots, offering opportunities for bird-watching.

When is the best time of year to visit the Limestone Greenway?

The trail is beautiful year-round, but it is particularly stunning in the fall when the tree canopy displays vibrant colors. The shade provided by the trees also makes it pleasant during warmer months.

Is the Limestone Greenway dog-friendly?

Yes, the Limestone Greenway is generally dog-friendly. Please ensure your dog is on a leash and that you clean up after them to maintain a pleasant experience for all users.

Do I need a permit or pay an entrance fee to use the trail?

No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access and enjoy the Limestone Greenway. It is open to the public.

Is the trail suitable for families and beginners?

Absolutely! The Limestone Greenway is described as an easy and flat pathway with no difficult climbs. Its smooth, paved surface makes it accessible for people of all ages and abilities, including families with young children, strollers, or those on rollerblades.

Are there any specific considerations or local tips for visiting?

While generally very pleasant, some users have noted a temporary odor when passing a nearby sewage treatment plant along the route. It's a minor point, but good to be aware of. Also, take advantage of the trail's connectivity to the Clear Creek Trail and Bloomington Rail Trail if you're looking for a longer ride.

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