Dogs Leashed
Features
Birding · Fall Colors · River/Creek
Family Friendly
A nice paved trail that winds through the National Park and into Porter and Chesterton.
Free parking and access. No motorized vehicles allowed. Pets permitted on a leash (6' or shorter).
Description
At the north end, the trail starts at the
Cowles Bog South Access (Greenbelt Trail) parking lot located at U.S. Highway 20 and Mineral Springs Road. There is a porta-potty, but no potable water source. This is also the western end of the
Calumet Bike Trail which runs east for 9.5 miles to Michigan City.
From the north parking lot, the trail heads south and immediately crosses over U.S. Highway 12 using a pedestrian overpass. The next section features winding trail through the national lakeshore. The trail picks up Howe Road and travels south to U.S. Highway 20, crossing the highway using a pedestrian overpass.
The rest of the trail to the south uses a mixture of sidewalks, dedicated paths and city streets to the southern trailhead. The
Prairie Duneland Trail, which runs from Chesterton to Hobart, is also located here. There is a parking lot with ample parking.
Shared By:
Rafi Wilkinson
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