Maps and Urban Trails
Maps, Local/Regional Trails, Plans, and Progress
Maps of local trails, pedestrian and bicycle routes help us find our way to health, wellness, recreation, and transportation thoroughfares in our community.
The purpose of where:
Maps are wayfinding tools that provide insight, information, understanding, and direct people to specific places, quickly and easily. Maps serve as a guide that helps people navigate new areas in our region successfully, providing direction from a planned starting point location to a destination.
Maps have the power to influence our desire to visit districts in our region for recreation, dining, and shopping! Our goal is to provide the Evansville area with map resources and information, to build awareness of our trails, parks, green spaces, and facilitate their use. If you know of a walking, running, bike route or trails map not listed, please share it with us.
We are currently updating our trails map, but our 2013 Trails Map is available to download and print CLICK HERE.
1. See Our Map with Layers
The Evansville Trails Coalition regional map features Evansville area trails, bike routes, pedestrian ways, as well as parks and Upgrade Bike Share locations. This is our newest offering developed from our partnership with a team of University of Southern Indiana students that worked diligently to make it all come together!
2. Local Trails
See our list of local and regional trails!
3. See local future plans
Throughout the years, leaders in our community have planned for wonderful infrastructure improvements, improving the quality of life for us all!
4. see local progress
Evansville and Vanderburgh County leaders have worked to bring trails, pedestrian and bicycle routes to the community. See our impressive progress!
5. See the list of our local parks
The Evansville Department of Parks and Recreation has 65 parks to manage in the Evansville and Vanderburgh area. See the extensive list and plan your trip today!
9. See the State of Indiana’s list of trails
The Indiana Department of Recreation has a nice list of trails throughout the state.
Mid Levee Corridor, Pigeon Creek Greenway