B&O Trail Homes for Sale
Built on the old Baltimore & Ohio Railway, the B&O Trail begins at North Raceway Road in Speedway, then heads west toward Brownsburg. It's hoped that one day this trail will stretch more than 60 miles, from Indianapolis to Montezuma.
Latest B&O Trail Homes for Sale
3315 Hadley Drive, Brownsburg, IN 46112
Subdivision: Promenade
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4 Beds 3 Bath Areas 3106 SqFt
$479,800
2682 Cottage Court, Brownsburg, IN 46112
Subdivision: Wynne Farms
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2 Beds 2 Bath Areas 1495 SqFt
$289,900
10235 Quay Dr~2C Lot 146, Indianapolis, IN 46234
Subdivision: Avon Lakes
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4 Beds 2 Bath Areas 1500 SqFt
$100,000
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The B&O Trail is one of the more historic attractions in central Indiana. Competed in the late 19th century, this railroad line served the Baltimore and Ohio (B&O) company well into the 1960s.But the decline of railroad traffic post-WW II eventually led to abandonment, until 1994, when the Rail Corridor Development, Inc. (now B&O Trail Association, Inc. (BOTA)), and Hendricks County Trail Development, Inc. (HCTDA), launched an effort to revitalize the community by turning this former rail line into a community recreational resource.
The result is a beautiful public trail system, the Brownsburg portion of which stretches over 3 miles, and offers tree-lined, paved trails that pass through residential communities and the rural countryside.
The western section of the trail runs just under 2 miles, from State Route 267 to E. County Road 300 North. While the eastern section runs about a mile, from Ronald Reagan Parkway to County Line Road (N. Raceway Road), and includes a short tunnel under Ronald Reagan Parkway that is painted with several artistic murals.
The trail represents a very safe and well-maintained public resource, and is one of the most popular attractions in Brownsburg. Future plans include an extension of the B&O Trail to the nearby town of Speedway.
