ハミルトン郡のおすすめツーリングルート

Scenic bike bridge on one of Indiana's best bike routes, definitely worth the ride

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There is a nice parking lot here with restrooms and access to the Monon Trail, a paved multi-use path which runs north to Westfield and south into Indianapolis. The trail is shaded near this section.

Pedestrian and cycling bridge along the Monon Trail that takes you over the White River. This is one of several bridges along the trail.

The further north you go on the Monon trail, the more it begins to feel like pure American farm country.

Beautiful park in Carmel as part of the Monon trail. Nice place to take a break.

One of the nicest stops I've seen on a bike path, with bathrooms and water as well as some bike repair tools.

The wetlands of Carmel Creek provide a great spot to observe local wildlife and the calmness of slow-flowing water. These wetlands are encircled by a boardwalk and has the paved Monon Greenway along it's north shore.