Thank you to Bailey and Lilly Ruse, who donated to Noble Trails on New Year's Day! The girls run a charity lemonade stand, and have donated to a number of organizations around the area. They chose Noble Trails after hearing that there are plans to extend beyond the current paved trail system.
In the photo, from left, are Lilly Ruse, Rachel Ruse, Bailey Ruse, Zach Ruse, Noble Trails Board President Terry Gaff, and Noble Trails Board Members Jenna Anderson and Claudette Lear.
Benefits of Trails
When you mention trails, most people think about recreation. But, communities with trails receive a wider range of benefits than just a park-like way to relax.
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Improved Health
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Safe Transportation
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Economic Boost
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Better Quality of Life
The Fishing Line
This trail will become part of the Fishing Line Trail, which we hope to see in the future connect Noble County to Fort Wayne and to Lagrange County. Currently, Noble Trails has acquired ownership to several sections of the former railroad corridor, and we have recently opened a 1.25 mile section with an improved walking surface.
About Noble Trails
Noble Trails is a 501c3 non-profit organization, dedicated to improving the quality of life for residents of Noble County through trail development.
July 9, 2020
The mission of Noble Trails is to promote the development of trails, connect communities, encourage healthy and active lifestyles, improve the quality of life, and provide opportunities to enjoy Indiana’s natural beauty. But it’s important to do that safely.
As more and more people use the trails, safety and courtesy to other users are vital.
Whether walking, running or riding on the trail, there are a few things you can do to make sure it's a safe and pleasant trip.
General Safety:
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April 25, 2020
A hundred years ago, five different train lines ran through Noble County. One of the more familiar lines was the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway. A spur ran right into Rome City which was often referenced as the “Fishing Line” since many people who rode this line were coming into town to relax and enjoy some recreation on the lake.
Over the years, railway companies closed and moved their lines elsewhere, leaving only two main lines that now run through our area. We are all familiar with those li...
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Partners
Noble Trails would like to thank our partners for their support.