The HamCo Hubway
Your source to everything trails.
Ready to stretch your legs and soak in the crisp fall air? Whether you're chasing autumn colors, planning a weekend adventure, or just looking for a scenic way to stay active, The HamCo Hubway is your ultimate guide to getting out and about in Hamilton County.
This integrated trail system connects Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville and Westfield through four major paved paths—Monon Trail, Midland Trace Trail, Nickel Plate Trail and The 106—plus a network of easy-to-navigate connector routes. Whether you're biking, walking, or exploring with family, The HamCo Hubway offers a packaged experience that blends wellness, leisure and local discovery.
Get moving where every trail leads to something worth experiencing. And with fall’s vibrant colors and cooler temps, there’s no better time to hit the trails.
Ride and roam this fall!
Hamilton County trails are a hub of activity and experiences. Get inspired with itineraries for your next trip.
Connected Trails
Monon Trail
- Runs north and south to Carmel & Westfield
- Gathering spots to take breaks and enjoy the local scenes & relax
Midland Trace Trail
- Runs east and west to Westfield & Noblesville
- Several bridges and connects to dining
Nickel Plate Trail
- Runs north and south through downtown Fishers
- Views of the White River, connects to dining and shopping
The 106
- Runs east and west to Carmel & Fishers
- Great for getting miles in
Monon Trail
This trail runs north and south connecting Carmel and Westfield, and continues north to Sheridan or south to downtown Indianapolis. It features a nice tree canopy and will also be the busiest trail, connecting to restaurants, shopping and attractions. Bring your bike, or rent one from Carmel Bike Share.
Along the Trail
Midland Trace Trail
This trail runs east and west connecting Westfield and Noblesville. It features a nice tree canopy, several bridges and dining in downtown Westfield. Bring your bike, or rent one from Noblesville Bike Share. If starting your ride in Westfield, consider starting at Quaker Park.
Along the Trail
Nickel Plate Trail
This trail runs north and south connecting Fishers and Noblesville. It features a nice tree canopy and views of the White River north of 146th Street. The trail south of 146th Street is more and features full sun connecting to restraurants and shopping in downtown Fishers in the Nickel Plate District.
It is important to note there is a difficult crossing at 146th Street. This crossing is not recommended with children. Use extreme caution if crossing 146th Street (four lane road) at the light.
Along the Trail
The 106
This trail runs east and west seamlessly connecting Carmel and Fishers via a bridge over the White River. This trail runs through many residential areas and is great if you want to miles in. Whether you’re looking for a brisk run, a long distance cycling route, or a leisurely walk, this trail delivers miles of opportunity. The 106 has easy access points, gentle grades and plenty of spots to branch off at nearby parks. Connecting to the Monon Trail and Nickel Plate, add on to your experience for a longer ride and more experiences.
Along the Trail
