Hagan-Burke Trail
The Hagan-Burke Trail is a 1.4-mile paved trail. It starts with a connection on the north side of the Monon Greenway and heads northeast to 146th Street.
The trail is named after Judy Hagan and Ed Burke, who both served on many different Carmel councils and have been devoted to the City of Carmel community for many years.
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Paved trail connecting Monon Greenway & Greyhound Trail.
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General Greenway Rules
- Greenways are open sunrise to sunset except when used as an alternative transportation route
- Greenways are tobacco, alcohol (except in DORA designated districts), e-cigarette, vaping, and drug-free zones
- Greenway hours in any Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) zones are determined by the hours of the DORA district
- Bicycles must not exceed 15 miles per hour or the posted speed limit on greenways
- Racing activity is prohibited
- In-line skaters, skateboarders, and cyclists must yield to pedestrians
- Reckless use of bikes or vehicles is prohibited
- Equines are prohibited on greenways, except when used by law enforcement
- Soliciting, advertising, or using greenways for profit is prohibited without a permit
For the full list of park & greenway rules, please click here
Personal assistive mobility devices may be used in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act
Report inappropriate conduct to Carmel Police: 317.733.1282
Report maintenance concerns to Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation: 317.573.4044