I rode the Cardinal Greenway, starting over in Gaston, Indiana yesterday. I met up with fellow
Bike Forum member Mariner Fan for the ride. We did 32 miles of the trail, and had a pretty good ride!

meet Mariner Fan

And of course, me!These were taken at the Depot in Muncie. The Cardinal is slated to connect Richmond, Indiana with the Great Lakes area and will be part of a coast to coast bike trail called the American Heritage Trail. Gaston to South of Muncie is a really nice ride! Here are some scenes from the trail:
The Depot itself
White River

The Round BarnThis barn is located South of Muncie, and is actually older then the State. Well done on the restoration, eh?
An old rail bridge along the trail
The Cardinal Greenway is what is called a Rail to Trail pathway. This means it's built along an abandoned railroad right of way. This is pretty nice, because it's relatively flat, no more than a 4% grade anywhere on it. The Card doesn't even get that steep anywhere along it. As a trail, I'd have to give it a 10! It was worth the 80 mile drive, one way, to get there.
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