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Morgan-Monroe State Forest is the second-largest state forest in Indiana, encompassing 24,000 acres. This deciduous forest that was once abandoned farmland was abandoned due to the rocky and poor soil conditions for farming. Morgan-Monroe State Forest and Yellowwood State Forest are two rare locations in Indiana where gold panning can be done with a free permit.

The B-Line Trail is a completely paved 3.1-mile trail passing through the heart of the city. There are a bunch of different spots that you can gain access to the path, and a variety of trail users utilize the route. It also connects to the Bloomington Rail Trail so that you can make your ride even further if you want.

The trails at Wapehani Mountain Bike Park are definitely built to be bike-specific trails, but they are also open to foot-traffic and leashed dogs, so you'll need to be aware of other trail users. The trails have lots of mountain bike obstacles (like berms, jumps, and ramps) that you can easily avoid if you aren't into those, and there are lots of connecting trails that you can use to make your ride longer or shorter.

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 that stretch more miles in different directions. The trail is in Monroe County, but it's far enough outside the city that it isn't usually super crowded.

The Clear Creek Trail is a really popular trail extending from West Tap Road at the north end to the giant iron bridge crossing Clear Creek at the southern end. The path is completely paved and is over 2 miles in one direction. It travels beside the creek and passes through suburbs and countryside while it moves between the two main trailheads. The trail pretty much intersects the Limestone Greenway and Bloomington Rail Trail at the same trail intersection, helping create a huge network of bike paths and commuter trails for running.

The paths, trails, and sidewalks surrounding and running through the middle of the Indiana University campus are a great place for a run, especially in the fall and winter months. The campus is full of history and a large full-time student and faculty population who use these paths to get to classes and buildings on the campus.

Dunn's Woods is situated on the edge of the Indiana University campus and features a bunch of intertwining paths that meander through the woods and travel past some statues and artwork. Most of the paths are brick walkways that circle around the old property, and a lot of them connect to other trails and paths that branch into the heart of the school's campus.

The B-Line Trail is a completely paved 3.1-mile trails passing through the heart of the city. There are a bunch of different spots that you can gain access to the trail, and a variety of trail users utilize the path. It also connects to the Bloomington Rail Trail so that you can make your run even further if you want.