What regulations govern the Bloomington Rail Trail? It is classified as "multi-use" and there are to be no motorized vehicles on it. However that's about all we know about the kinds of "use" the trail can accept. Can you point me to the rules governing this portion of the trail? Thank you very much! —Michael Regoli
I’ve reported this before, but there’s a homeless man cutting down trees and trashing the BLINK. He has been hammering things constantly all night. If you’re walking from south walnut towards south Henderson street along the trail, you’ll see his shelter on the right. He has been leaving trash alongside both sides though. Is it okay for him to be cutting down all of the nature that some of us would like to enjoy? I have to avoid walking my dog in the grass in that area due to the trash he has left.
Hi! The north leg of the B-Line trail needs some TLC. It's super icy and patchy. Thank you!! Grateful for you guys!
Leonard Springs has fallen trees blocking trail, been there a while.
A large has fallen across the trails, I first saw it just before New Years and its still there!! I would hope that in 2 months time a city owned park would be checked on. Neighbor says it fell just before christmas. Its next to the "Indiana Banana" sign. thanks
There are two abandoned bicycles in the creek beside the nature trail, south side of the park.
There are two abandoned bicycles about 100feet apart in the creek beside the nature trail, south side of RCA park.
Hello, there is a partially down tree which is blocking access to this trail. The trail goes behind the Renwick subdivision on Sare Road and is just before the underpass (if you are coming from Sare Road).
Winslow Woods Park on a spur trail, an individual has created a Mountain biking obstacle through plant life and dug up creek bed to create a jump. I’m pretty sure that this park does not allow bicycles on trails.
Winslow Woods has neighbors, on west side, that are clear cutting the woods (fresh stumps) behind their(?) homes, also they are leaving large brush piles of yard waste. They are making trails and lining them with cut trees.