MAIN STREET TRAIL
The Main Street Trail was completed in the fall of 2019. The one-mile crushed limestone trail traverses a gently contoured glacial moraine while passing through both fields and tree-canopied areas. At the terminus, the path loops around a wildflower garden before returning to the trailhead to complete a two-mile trek.
The Main Street Trail offers an opportunity to meander or exercise while surrounded by beautiful scenery and an abundance of wildlife. Benches are placed at tenth-mile intervals to provide a beautiful setting for relaxation and contemplation.
LOCATION
County: Grant
City: Upland
Mileage: 1
North Endpoint - General: On Main Street, across the street from Best-One Tire & Auto Care Upland
Notable Trailhead: Detamore Trailhead on South Main Street, South of the railroad bridge in Upland
Near to US highways: US Highway 35, Interstate 69
Photo Courtesy of Derek Zollinger
TRAIL FEATURES
Type of Trail: Shared Use Path / Trail
Surface: crushed stone
Uses allowed: walking, biking, hiking
Wheelchairs allowed: yes
Which uses NOT allowed: motorized vehicles
Attractive Features: Transitions between forest and field, wildflower garden at the end of the trail.
Photo Courtesy of Derek Zollinger
AGENCY INFORMATION
Photo Courtesy of Derek Zollinger
More Information
The following video is from the Upland Area Greenways Association Website. This video was produced in collaboration with Taylor University Film and Media Production. This trail is only one of many in the Upland area.