Page last updated on November 18, 2024 at 8:45 pm
Parking to access the B-Line trail is available on Fairview Street at Rev. Ernest D. Butler Park.
The B-Line Trail extends a total of 3.1 miles from Adams Street to Country Club Drive. The B-Line connects to the Bloomington Rail Trail at Country Club Drive, offering a total of 5.1 miles of trail.
The trail is lighted with energy-efficient LED lights. The lights are on from dusk to dawn. The B-Line Trail is paved and is completely accessible. Motorized vehicles are not permitted on the B-Line Trail, with the exception of pedal-assist electric bikes and motorized wheelchairs.
Want to hold a run, parade, or other special event on the B-Line Trail? Click here to learn more about applying for a special event permit.
Amenities
Lighting, picnic tables and drinking fountain with pet bowl at WonderLab Plaza, drinking fountain and jug filler at the Bloomington Police Department substation just south of Grimes Lane bridge, fitness stations, public art (Dancing Spirit, Bloomington Banquet, Figured Base sculptures and mural on back of the Bloomington Convention Center), Porta John, and limestone accents.
Interpretive Signs
Railroads and Industry - located on the east side of the B-Line Trail at 7th and Morton Streets.

Resources
Official Bloomington Parks Mobile App
Find us on OuterSpatial!
Switchyard Park
Switchyard Park was officially revealed to the public in November 2019.
Event, Filming, and Class Permit Applications
Apply to hold an event or class in a city park or on a city trail.
Removal or Suspension from Bloomington Parks and Recreation properties
Actions that could result in removal or suspension from City parks, and the appeal process.
Chemical Applications in City Parks
Record of chemical applications in city parks and trails.
Report a Problem on the B-Line Trail
Use the uReport online system to report a problem or make a comment.
2017 Indiana Trails Study - B-Line Trail
Measuring Health, Economic, and Community Impacts of the B-Line Trail in Bloomington. Study by the Eppley Institute.