
Porter Brickyard Bike Trail
The Porter Brickyard Bike Trail is a short but essential connector linking the Calumet Bike Trail and the Prairie Duneland Trail.
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Porter Brickyard Bike Trail Details
Distance: 2 miles one way Estimated Time: 15 to 30 minutes Difficulty: Easy The Porter Brickyard Bike Trail is a short but essential connector linking the Calumet Bike Trail and the Prairie Duneland Trail. This paved, multi-use path runs through wooded areas and open prairies, offering a peaceful and family-friendly ride. Named after the historic Porter Brickyard, which once supplied bricks for the Chicago market, this trail provides glimpses into the area's industrial past while allowing riders to enjoy a smooth, well-maintained route. The trailhead is located in Porter, Indiana, with parking available near Waverly Road.
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