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150
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625
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rpoo
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dolp
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r St
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Main St
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600 S
Kingsbury Fish And Wildlife Area
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Inland Marsh
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Pinhook Bog
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rea
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Hoosier Prairie
Moraine Nature Preserve
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Calumet Prairie
Pine Station Nature Preserve
Blhum County Park
Creekside GC
Luhr Park
Coffee Creek Watershed
Preserve
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Turkey Creek GC
Cedar Lake Marsh Fish And Wildlife Area
Washington Park
Portage Lakefront and Riverwalk
Fish Lake Wetland
Conservation Area
Ambler Flatwoods Nature Preserve
Patriot Park
Mill Creek
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Conservation Area
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Sportsplex
RohrmanPark
Suman Fen
Gibson Woods Nature Preserve
Rogers-Lakewood Park
Woodland Park
Lake County Fairgrounds
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Salt Creek Fish And Wildlife Area
Indiana Dunes State Park
Sauerman Woods
Trail Creek Fishing Area
Trail Creek Fen
Countryside Park
Yellow Birch Wetland
Wihala Beach Park
Hoosier Prairie
Hildebrand Lake
Springfield Nature Preserve
Riverview Park
Prairie Meadow Park
Tolleston Park
Trail Creek Fishing Area
Whiting Lakefront Park
Biesecker Prairie Nature Preserve
Wolf Lake
Thompson Bog Nature Preserve
Beech Park
Jeorse Park
Barker Woods Nature Preserve
Salt Creek Fish And Wildlife Area
EJ Block Stadium
Redar Park
Howell Railroad
Prairie
Roosevelt Park
Calumet Park
Badal WildlifeHabitat Trust Area
Fish Creek Nature Preserve
Drazer Park
Liberty Park
Hog Lake
Pennsy Park
Carolina Park
Viking Village
Park
Lincoln Park
Plum CreekForest Preserve
Jurgensen Woods
Green LakeWoods
Lake Calumet
Rainbow Beach
South Shore
Jackson Park
Dan Ryan Woods
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Freedom Park
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Gary
Hobart
Portage
Hammond
Michigan City
Valparaiso
Crown Point
La Porte
East Chicago
Whiting
St. John
Winfield
Porter
Cedar Lake
Chesterton
Merrillville
Dyer
Schererville
Griffith
Munster
Lowell
Highland
Burns Harbor
Beverly Shores
Westville
Dune Acres
Long Beach
Hebron Kouts
Town of Pines
Wanatah
Ogden Dunes
Trail Creek
Schneider
La Crosse
Kingsbury
Kingsford Heights
Michiana Shores
Lake Station
PottawattamiePark
Wheeler
Hudson Lake
Fish Lake
Shelby
Hanna
Aberdeen
Shorewood Forest
Lakes of the Four Seasons
South Haven
Lake Dalecarlia
Rolling Prairie
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Fish Lake
Pine Lake
Stone Lake
Lake Elaine
Lake George
Port of Indiana
Marquette Greenway to New Buffalo
US Steelyard NIRPC Of�ces
Southlake Mall
Chellberg Farm
Douglas Center
Calumet College
Ivy Tech College
Ivy Tech College
Ivy Tech College
Bailly Homestead
Ivy Tech College
Talltree Arboretum
Star Plaza Theater
Hesston Steam Museum
Hammond Ciciv Center
Valparaiso University
Purdue University Calumet
Porter County Expo Center
LaPorte County Fairgrounds
Genesis Converntion Center
Community Veterans Memorial
National Lakeshore- Mount Baldy
Indiana Dunes Visitor Center
Indiana University Northwest
Purdue University North Central
Lake County Korean Veteran
Memorial
National Lakeshore-
Kemil Access
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Lake County Vietnam Veterans Memorial
National Lakeshore-
Dunbar Access
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National Lakeshore-Central Ave Access Point
National Lakeshore-
Lake View Access
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US Steel
BP Re�nery
Historic Marktown
Arcelor-Mittal Steel
National Lakeshore-
PorterAccess
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Deep River Waterpark
L A K E M I C H I G A N
L A K E M I C H I G A N
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BIKE LANE
East to Lakefront
SHARED LANEYIELD TO
BIKES
1 2
Keep to the right.Yield to pedestrians and slower moving tra�c except when passing. Slow down when there are lots of users on the trail.
Be careful at crossings. Look both ways. Cyclists: yield to through tra�c at intersections. Remember, pedestrians have the right of way. Pedestrians: exercise caution. Be aware that cyclists and skaters require lots of room to stop.
Advise others when passing.Sound your bell or horn or call out when approaching pedestrians or slower cyclists. Then pass safely on the left.
“Passing on your left.”
YESNO
Use your path.Don’t bike on designatedwalking or running paths.
STOP
Bike Lanes
5' to 6' wide section on each side of the street reserved for bicycle use.Usually established on streets with lots of traf�c.Special pavement markings and signs identify the lanes.
travel lane parkingtravel laneparking bike lane bike lane
Cars and bicycles share the lane.Many bike routes have signs showing the direction and distance to destinations (e.g. the Loop, the lakefront).Bike routes are usually on streets that aren’t wide enough for bike lanes but are good streets for biking.
shared laneshared laneparking parking
Paved paths separated from the road for bicyclists, walkers, runners, and in-line skaters (such as the Lakefront Trail).
Most bike thefts are due to unlocked or improperly locked bikes. Following these tips will help prevent your bike from being stolen.
Never leave your bike unlocked–not even for a second.
Always use a high-quality U-lock or chain. For added security, use both.
Always lock the frame and front wheel to either a rack or pole (see illustration 1).
For extra security, remove the front wheel and lock it with the frame and rear wheel (see illustration 2).
Note Some bike locks with cylindrical keys may be opened with a pen or similiar object. Check with your local bike shop to determine the need to upgrade or replace your lock.
Multi-use Trails
P E D E S T R I A N / R U N N E R
S K AT E R / B I C YC L I S T
Cars and bicycles share the street.Usually established on streets with lots of tra�c that are too narrow for bike lanes.Special pavement markings direct bicyclists to ride outside the "Door Zone" (see "Door Zone" panel). Markings and signs also encourage cars to share the lane with bicyclists.
Bike Routes
Marked Shared Lanes
parkingparking shared travel laneshared travel lane
When riding in a bike lane, ride on the left side of the lane – at least 4 feet from parked cars.
Before merging with tra�c Always scan over your shoulder for tra�c approaching from behind and signal your intentions before moving over. Only merge when it is safe to do so.
NO
YES
The Door Zone is the 4-foot area along the side of a parked car where an opening door can hit and seriously injure a cyclist. Ride outside the door zone.
YES NO
YES
NO
YES NO
Ride in a straight line. Avoid weaving between parked cars. Ride in a straight line at least 4 feet away from parked cars to avoid the door zone(see below).
Obey all tra�c regulations.Riding predictably and following the law are the keys to safe bicycling. Knowing and following the rules help all road usersproperly anticipate and react to each other.
Don’t ride on the sidewalk. Motorists are not looking for cyclists to be riding on sidewalks and are often surprised by them at driveways and intersections. If you must ride on the sidewalk, ride at walking pace and stop or yield at every intersection.
When necessary, use entire travel lane Move toward the center when the lane is too narrow for motorists to pass safely or when you’re moving at the same speed as tra�c.
To cross an intersection, use the lane farthest to the right that points to where you are going. Follow lane markings to cross an intersection. If you can’t change lanes to turn left, ride across the street to the other side and align your bike with tra�c. Then, proceed with your signal.
Never ride against tra�c. Riding against tra�cis dangerous and illegal. Motorists and pedestrians are not looking for cyclists riding the wrong waydown a street.
NO
YES
The Door ZoneTips to Avoid Injuries
Sharing the RoadBiking on Streets
Sharing the TrailO�-street Biking
Theft Prevention
Types of Bikeways
BIKE LANE
East to Lakefront
SHARED LANEYIELD TO
BIKES
1 2
Keep to the right.Yield to pedestrians and slower moving tra�c except when passing. Slow down when there are lots of users on the trail.
Be careful at crossings. Look both ways. Cyclists: yield to through tra�c at intersections. Remember, pedestrians have the right of way. Pedestrians: exercise caution. Be aware that cyclists and skaters require lots of room to stop.
Advise others when passing.Sound your bell or horn or call out when approaching pedestrians or slower cyclists. Then pass safely on the left.
“Passing on your left.”
YESNO
Use your path.Don’t bike on designatedwalking or running paths.
STOP
Bike Lanes
5' to 6' wide section on each side of the street reserved for bicycle use.Usually established on streets with lots of traf�c.Special pavement markings and signs identify the lanes.
travel lane parkingtravel laneparking bike lane bike lane
Cars and bicycles share the lane.Many bike routes have signs showing the direction and distance to destinations (e.g. the Loop, the lakefront).Bike routes are usually on streets that aren’t wide enough for bike lanes but are good streets for biking.
shared laneshared laneparking parking
Paved paths separated from the road for bicyclists, walkers, runners, and in-line skaters (such as the Lakefront Trail).
Most bike thefts are due to unlocked or improperly locked bikes. Following these tips will help prevent your bike from being stolen.
Never leave your bike unlocked–not even for a second.
Always use a high-quality U-lock or chain. For added security, use both.
Always lock the frame and front wheel to either a rack or pole (see illustration 1).
For extra security, remove the front wheel and lock it with the frame and rear wheel (see illustration 2).
Note Some bike locks with cylindrical keys may be opened with a pen or similiar object. Check with your local bike shop to determine the need to upgrade or replace your lock.
Multi-use Trails
P E D E S T R I A N / R U N N E R
S K AT E R / B I C YC L I S T
Cars and bicycles share the street.Usually established on streets with lots of tra�c that are too narrow for bike lanes.Special pavement markings direct bicyclists to ride outside the "Door Zone" (see "Door Zone" panel). Markings and signs also encourage cars to share the lane with bicyclists.
Bike Routes
Marked Shared Lanes
parkingparking shared travel laneshared travel lane
When riding in a bike lane, ride on the left side of the lane – at least 4 feet from parked cars.
Before merging with tra�c Always scan over your shoulder for tra�c approaching from behind and signal your intentions before moving over. Only merge when it is safe to do so.
NO
YES
The Door Zone is the 4-foot area along the side of a parked car where an opening door can hit and seriously injure a cyclist. Ride outside the door zone.
YES NO
YES
NO
YES NO
Ride in a straight line. Avoid weaving between parked cars. Ride in a straight line at least 4 feet away from parked cars to avoid the door zone(see below).
Obey all tra�c regulations.Riding predictably and following the law are the keys to safe bicycling. Knowing and following the rules help all road usersproperly anticipate and react to each other.
Don’t ride on the sidewalk. Motorists are not looking for cyclists to be riding on sidewalks and are often surprised by them at driveways and intersections. If you must ride on the sidewalk, ride at walking pace and stop or yield at every intersection.
When necessary, use entire travel lane Move toward the center when the lane is too narrow for motorists to pass safely or when you’re moving at the same speed as tra�c.
To cross an intersection, use the lane farthest to the right that points to where you are going. Follow lane markings to cross an intersection. If you can’t change lanes to turn left, ride across the street to the other side and align your bike with tra�c. Then, proceed with your signal.
Never ride against tra�c. Riding against tra�cis dangerous and illegal. Motorists and pedestrians are not looking for cyclists riding the wrong waydown a street.
NO
YES
The Door ZoneTips to Avoid Injuries
Sharing the RoadBiking on Streets
Sharing the TrailO�-street Biking
Theft Prevention
Types of Bikeways
LEFT RIGHT STOP
Never use earphones because you won’t be able to hear what’s going on around you. Using earphones is not only dangerous, it’s illegal.
See. Be seen. Be heard.
Use lights at night or when visibility is poor. A white headlight and rear red refector or taillight are required by state law (IC 9-21-11-9). Flashing lights are especially e�ective.
Use bike re�ectors, refective clothing and a bell.
Con�rm your presence with motorists Eye contact is good, a wave is even better. If you are unsure if a motorist sees you, use extra caution before proceeding.
Street-Smart CyclistCommunicate and Avoid Injury
Use hand signals so that drivers know where you’re going. Signal all your turns and stops ahead of time. Also, before turning, look over your shoulder for any tra�c. Check and only move when it’s safe.
State Law (IC 9-21-11-2) requires cyclists to obey all the same tra�c laws as motorists. This means obeying all the same tra�c laws as motorists, like stop signs and stop lights, and yielding to pedestrians in crosswalks.
Always wear a bicycle helmet to reduce the risk of permanent injury or death from a crash.
To make sure your helmet �ts correctly, put it on and use the“eyes,ears,mouth” test. Eyes: When you look up, you should see the front rim. If not, your helmet won’t protect your forehead. Ears: The side straps should come to a “V” just below each ear. Mouth: When you open your mouth wide, you should feel the helmet push down on your head. If your helmet doesn't pass the test, adjust its buckles.
GENERAL SAFETY ADVICE
Always wear a personal �oatation device (PFD)
Be prepared for changing weather conditions
Keep spare clothing in a sealed bag
Bring adequate food and water. Water is not available at most access sites.
Don’t overload your canoe
Know your abilities and physical limitations
Leave a trip plan with friends/family
Water Safety TipsRIVER COURTESY
All other dikes and shorelines are privately owned and should not be accessed unless in an emergency
Don’t leave litter. Be a river steward and clean up litter
Respect the rights of anglers and hunters
Always be courteous
Regional Hiking, Biking & WateR tRails
www.nirpc.org
2012 edition
Calumet Trail9-miles; limestone; Porter to Michigan City
Calumet Sag Trail 30 miles; asphalt; Lemont to Burnham (IL)
C&O Greenway11 miles; asphalt; Gri�th to Win�eld
Dunes-Kankakee Trail30 miles; asphalt; Dunes State Park to Kankakee River
Erie-Lackawanna Trail17 miles; asphalt; Hammond to Crown Point
Lincoln Memorial Trail10 miles; asphalt; Michigan City to Westville
Little Calumet River Levee Trail11 miles; limestone; Munster to Gary
Oak-Savannah Trail9 miles; asphalt; Gri�th to Hobart
Pennsy Greenway15 miles; asphalt; Lansing, IL to Crown Point
Prairie-Duneland Trail11 miles; asphalt; Portage to Chesterton
Veterans Memorial Trail9 miles; asphalt & equestrian; Crown Point to Hebron
American Discovery TrailCoast-to-Coast; road & trail; discoverytrail.org
Grand Illinois Trail450 miles; road & trail; Northern Illinois
Marquette Greenway50 miles; asphalt; Chicago, IL to New Bu�alo, MI
Please refer to the map for segments open, funded or proposed
Regional Trails
Visionary Trails
Get to Know Your Trails
Recommended Bike RoutesExcellent
Medium
Best Available, use caution
TrailsPaved Trail
Unpaved Trail
Planned Trail
Trail Under Development, Paved
Trail Under Development, Unpaved
Trailhead Parking
Bike Shops
Train Stations
Railroads
Waterbodies
Airport
Parks and Recreational Areas
County Boundaries
Beyond the Beach Site
Boat Launch (with parking)
Walking Trail
American Discovery Trail, Proposed
Bike Lane
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Discovery Trail.” Obtain your copy of the trail guide by visiting
www.BeyondTheBeachDiscoveryTraill.com
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Mountain Biking Locations
Outback Trail @ ImaginationGlenn Park ‐ Portagewww.outbacktrail.org
Bluhm County Park ‐ LaPorte County
Soldiers Memorial Park Trail‐ LaPorte
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Alert the bus operator
Lower the rack by squeezing the center handle.
Load bicycle in the available spot closest to the bus, and secure front tire with support arm.
Board the bus and pay fare.
When exiting, alert the bus driver that you’ll be removing your bicycle.
Unload your bicycle. If no other bicycles remain, stow the rack against the bus in the upright position.
Bikes on Transit