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.
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 c...
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 to stay off the trails.
According to a Frequently Asked Questions document at IN.gov, this mandate excludes “essential activities.” Th...
Winter in Indiana is certainly different from other seasons and can have a charm of its own, especially on the Fishing Line Trail. Non-profit volunteer group Noble Trails oversees this 8.5 mile stretch of trail that primarily follows a former railroad corridor. It conn...
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 cur...
To some around Noble County, it may seem like the Fishing Line Trail that stretches just over eight miles from Kendallville to Rome City magically happened. But in reality, Noble Trails has invested a lot of time, money, and efforts into bringing this important asset t...
One problem with having a beautiful trail meandering through beautiful woods is sometimes those same big trees become a big problem instead of a big asset.
With the line of strong storms that recently passed through the areas, we do have a number of trees down across th...
Construction is winding down (for now), so Noble Trails wants to share with everyone the extents of the Fishing Line Trail. And the future, too, as we've made progress on that missing sections, and may be doing a little bit of work on that later this fall!
Did you know that you can support Noble Trails by doing what you do everyday? Join the AmazonSmile program to channel additional donations to your favorite trails system.
From March 12 to March 31, AmazonSmile will triple the donation amount to 1.5% when customers make...
