Hiking Trails

Throughout the 11,000 acres, surrounding Brookville Lake there are over 40 miles of hiking trails ranging from “easy” to “rugged”. A 24-mile loop, created by combining trails, is referred to as the Adena Trace Trail, which was created and designed with the assistance of the Hoosier Hiking Council (HHC), using some existing pioneer roads and deer paths as a base in some areas. The HHC and its volunteers continue to maintain the trails.

2. Glidewell Trail MODERATE—This trail has a long and short loop that takes you past a 2,000-year old Native American mound. The long loop is 4.5 miles and the short loop is 2 miles.
4. Wildlife Wander Trail (.7 mile) EASY—This self-guided trail is a short loop through a mature woods. Brochures available by trail sign.