Double Your Money to Noble Trails!
Noble Trails has built 8 ½ miles of the Fishing Line Trail so far, but we’re not stopping there! This fall, we are linking the trail...
Nature on the Fishing Line
by Tiffany Parker We are lucky enough to enjoy our Fishing Line trail as it winds through the quiet beauty that is Noble County. If you...
Keeping It Clear: How the Fishing Line Trail is Maintained
As you might imagine, taking care of eight and a half miles of trail is no easy task. When there are limbs down, mowing that needs to be...
Safety on the Trail
The mission of Noble Trails is to promote the development of trails, connect communities, encourage healthy and active lifestyles,...
From Rail Cars to Hikers, How the Fishing Line Came to Be
A hundred years ago, five different train lines ran through Noble County. One of the more familiar lines was the Grand Rapids & Indiana...
Are Trails Essential Activities?
Indiana’s Governor might have declared a Stay-at-Home order to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, but that doesn’t mean you have...
Our Trails Are Still There This Winter!
Winter in Indiana is certainly different from other seasons and can have a charm of its own, especially on the Fishing Line Trail....
Little Ones Lead Big Impact
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...
Merry Christmas from Noble Trails
To some around Noble County, it may seem like the Fishing Line Trail that stretches just over eight miles from Kendallville to Rome City...
Big Trees, Big Problems
One problem with having a beautiful trail meandering through beautiful woods is sometimes those same big trees become a big problem...
