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Barker Woods
Description: Easy
Distance: 1 mi. Time: 29 min.
Location: 444 Barker Road, Michigan City
This Trail is right inside Michigan City, however once you get to the end you will realize the unique natural setting totally over 30 acres with very photographic scenes. The woods are an old-growth forest, dedicated as a nature preserve since 1975.The trail begins at the Save the Dunes offices with a parking lot and there is a kiosk at the trailhead to sign in.
Moraine Nature Preserve
Description: Easy
Distance: 2.5 mi Time: 1hr. 41 min.
Location: East Co. Rd. 750 N. Valparaiso
Moraine Nature Preserve is a 2.5 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Valparaiso, Indiana that features a great forest setting. The trail is good for all skill levels and is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching. There are several tree roots to cross over. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. Can be muddy in the Spring and Fall after heavy rains. Fine in the Summer and Winter. Read Our Full Article HERE!
Little Calumet River Trail (1966 – July 25th 2026)
Distance: 4 miles
Description: Moderate
Trailhead: Chellberg Parking Lot
The Little Calumet River, Mnoké Prairie, Bailly Homestead, Chellberg Farm and Bailly Cemetery trail system reveals the rich natural diversity that has drawn people to this area for over 10,000 years. Hike through woodlands dominated by maple, beech, basswood and oak trees. Follow a stretch of the Little Calumet River, once a critical transportation route for early regional travelers; explore Mnoké Prairie for a glimmer of the vast stretches of pre-settlement grasslands. Unlike much of the park, the trail winds through clay-rich deposits left by the Wisconsin continental ice sheet. Pass through ravine topography carved out by glacial meltwaters before stumbling upon the roughly 200 year old Bailly family burying ground
Duneland Trace ( 1966 August 1st, 2026)
Description: Easy to Moderate
Distance: 1 mile
Time: less than 1 hour
Location: Calumet Dunes Parking Lot:
1595 N. Kemil Rd., (300 E) Chesterton
This extensive trail system features interconnected loops ranging from less than a mile to nearly 15 miles and is popular with hikers, runners, horseback riders and cross-country skiers. In addition to the Glenwood Dunes Trail, the 4.4 mile round trip Dunewood Trace Campground Trail connects the Glenwood Dunes trail system to the National Park’s Dunewood Campground to the east. The 2.6 mile round trip Glenwood Dunes Extension Trail connects the system to the Dune Park South Shore Railroad Station to the west. In the center, the Glenwood Dunes Trail connects to the Calumet Dunes Paved Trail. Bring a trail map as there are 13 trail junctions. The trail system is accessible from either the Glenwood Dunes Trail or Calumet Dunes Trail parking lots.
Bailly Homestead / Chellberg/ Cemetery Prairie Trail
(1966 August 29th, 2026)
Description: Moderate
Distance: 3.9 miles, Time: 1hour 41 min.
Location: Bailly / Chellberg Parking Lot, 618 Mineral Springs Rd. Indiana Dunes National Park , Chesterton
Little Calumet River and Mnoke Prairie Trail is a 3.9 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Chesterton, Indiana that features a river and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. The Trail follows the Little Calumet River and then turns toward prairie and woodland. Can be muddy after a rainfall. reveal the rich natural diversity that has drawn people to this area for over 10,000 years. Hike through a forest dominated by maple, beech, basswood, and oak trees. Follow a stretch of the Little Calumet River, once a critical transportation route for early regional travelers. Explore the recently restored Mnoke Prairie for a glimmer of the vast stretches of pre-settlement grasslands. Visit the Bailly Homestead and Chellberg Farm State and National Park Fees, Click here
Heron Rookery Trail:
Description: Easy
Distance: 3.2mi. Time: 1hr. 18 min.
Location: Indiana Dunes National Park, 1336 N. Co Rd. 600 E. Michigan City
Heron Rookery Trail is a 3.2 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Michigan City, Indiana that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. Beautiful flowers in the Spring. There is a parking lot at each end of the trail. Can be muddy after a rainfall. State and National Park Fees, Click here
Glenwood Dunes Trail (1966 – July 18th, 2026)
Description: Moderate
Distance: 6.7mi Time: 2hr. 49 min.
Location: U.S. 20 and School House Rd. Indiana Dunes National Park
Glenwood Dunes Trail is a 10.8 kilometer moderately trafficked loop trail located near Chesterton, Indiana that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, snowshoes and horses and is accessible year-round. Horses are also able to use this trail. This trail begins at Furnessville off of Highway 20 and Brummitt Road and goes north of Highway 20.
Bring a trail map as the route has too many trail junctions and cut-offs to fully describe here. From the trailhead, hike in a counterclockwise direction and take care when crossing roads. At the east end of the loop, take the short cut-off to avoid the Calumet Dunes Paved Trail (Note that it is a short hike to the Calumet Dunes parking lot if restroom or potable water is desired). After the cut-off, follow the trail west along U.S. Highway 12 before heading south the western-most point of the trail. Do not take the Glenwood dunes Extension Trail. Instead, follow the loop trail back to the north and then east to the parking lot.
Indiana Dunes Trail 9
Description: Moderate
Distance: 3.8 mi Time: 1hr. 41 min.
Location: 1600 N 25 East, Chesterton, $7 fee, Indiana Dunes State Park
One of the most favorite trails Indiana Dunes Trail 9 is a 3.8 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Chesterton, Indiana that offers scenic views and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, trail running, and nature trips and is best used from April until September. This trail has a view from the ridge, various elevations and several blowout areas. Park at the Nature Center or the Wilson Shelter. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
State and National Park Fees, Click here
Dunes Ridge Trail:
Kemil Beach, Beverly Shores, Summer , 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Amenities include: restrooms
Minimal parking is available, so come early to reserve your spot. A walk along Dune Ridge Trail (1966) for half a mile allows you to see amazing views from the top of the ridge. There is quite a walk to the beach from the parking lot. To get to the beach, take U.S. 20 to Kemil Road and head north, parking lot is on the right. Also a ½ mile east are the 1933 Century of Progress World’s Fair homes. https://www.nps.gov/indu/planyourvisit/kemil-beach.htm
Cowles Bog Trail (1966 August 8th, 2026)
Description: Moderate
Distance: 4.3 mi Time: 1hr. 52 min.
Location: 2752 US Hwy 12 Town of Pines, Indiana Dunes National Park
Cowles Bog Trail is a 4.3 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Dune Acres, Indiana that features a lake and is rated as moderate. Path travels along the edge of a wetland with abundant plant and wildlife diversity. At roughly the one-mile mark, you will reach the loop trail junction. The preferred direction around the loop is counterclockwise. Take the trail to the right. The trail will now run through black oak savanna and between interdunal ponds filled with aquatic life. Dr. Henry Cowles conducted much of his early work in plant ecology and succession in the early 1900s, remains an important focus for scientific study today. The trail is primarily used for hiking, running, nature trips, and snowshoeing and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. State and National Park Fees, Click here
Coffee Creek Long Loop & Short Loop
Description: Easy
Distance: 3.1 mi Time: 1hr. 19 min.
Location: Coffee Creek Watershed Preserve
These trails have several options along the way to change your distance and benches to sit. There is a nice parking lot and pond with a Large fountain that has several nice lookout spots. Crosses over several nice boardwalks and bridges. Can be muddy in the Spring and Fall after heavy rains. Fine in the Summer and Winter. The Short Loop is 1.3 mi, time is 33 minutes.
Bluhm West Woods and Lincoln Memorial Trail
Description: Easy
Distance: 1.2 mi Time: 1 hr.
Location: 3855 S. 1100 West, Westville, Bluhm County Park, LaPorte Indiana
This trail has several benches along the way and you’ll also discover a working windmill and a beautiful pond. There are some urban areas, but makes for a great family hike. Keep to the right to travel the looped trail.
Indiana Dunes Trail 8
Description: Rugged
Distance: 1.5 mi Time: 1hr. 3 min.
Location: 1600 N 25 East, Chesterton, Cost $7 for in state. Indiana Dunes State park
Trail 8 is 1.4 miles and rugged. Parking available at Nature Center or Wilson Shelter.Trail 8 is the official beginning of the 3 Dune Challenge and goes to the beach with 3 incredible vistas along the way. It’s rugged when you get to climb Mt Jackson which is a 176 sand dune. Then you’ll be climbing Mt. Holden which is 184 feet but the view is spectacular. Finally there are 101 steps from the stairs to Mt. Tom. Take Trail 4 back or the finish goes to the beach. State and National Park Fees, Click here
Imagination Glen
Description: Moderate
Distance: 6.9 mi Time: 2 hr. 55 min.
Location: Imagination Glen Park, 2275 McCool Rd, Portage Indiana
There are Two sections of this trail, both are loops. You have the front side and the dark side. All trails have narrow paths made for mountain biking. There are also a lot of wood obstacles throughout the woods made for more extreme mountain biking. It’s very pretty and follows a river throughout. Can be muddy in the Spring and Fall. Maps are suggested due to several crossing trails.
Calumet Trail
Description: Easy
Distance: 14.8 mi Time: 3hr. 44 min.
Location: Chesterton, Indiana
This gravel trail follows the South Shore Railroad tracks and is underneath large power lines. There is no shade. The trail can be impassible (i.e. wet shoes) due to standing water along much of the trail that can be 4-6″ deep in spots. The trail is not suitable for road bikes. The west trailhead parking lot connects to the Porter Brickyard Trail and the Cowles Bog Trail System (no bikes allowed). There is access to the Dunes Kankakee Trail and Indiana Dunes State Park trail system at the South Shore Dunes Park train station. At East State Park Road (Kemil Road or 300E), there is access across U.S. Highway 12 to the Glenwood Dunes Trail System (no bikes allowed) and the Calumet Dunes Trail (no bikes allowed). At Broadway Avenue (Beverly Shores), there is access to the Great Marsh (1966) Trail (no bikes allowed) and the national park’s Dunewood Campground. At the east trailhead, the parking lot on U.S. Highway 12 is close to the Mount Baldy Trail System (1966). Can be muddy in the Spring and Fall. State and National Park Fees, Click here
Mount Baldy Summit Trail and Kintzle Ditch (1966 August 22, 2026)
Description: Moderate
Distance: 2 miles
Location: Mount Baldy parking lot
Restictions: Must be Ranger Led
Gain perspective from Indiana’s largest moving dune. Fleecy white clouds lazily drift overhead as chattery bank swallows dig burrows in the sand. Propelled by both natural and human influences, Mount Baldy flows southeast each year. Sand crystals—first sorted by waves, then sifted with wind, tumble up the lakeward slope of this mammoth mound. As the sugary grains blow over the dune’s crest, they begin to billow down the steep backside. Made of modern sands shifting over older hills, this “living” dune covers whatever lies in its path; burying trees and structures alike.
- The Mount Baldy Beach Access Trail brings visitors through the coastal woodland that surrounds this behemoth dune. This 0.35 mile out and back trail winds visitors from the parking lot to Lake Michigan’s shore.
- For visitor safety and due to its sensitivity, the Mount Baldy Summit Trail has Restricted Access and is only available on ranger-led tours. Access to the Mount Baldy Summit Trail requires accompaniment by authorized staff. There are ranger-led daytime and sunset hikes on weekends throughout the summer and at other times of the year.
Indiana Dunes Trail 10
Description: Moderate to Rugged
Distance: 12.4 km Time: 3 hr 15 min.
Location: Indiana Dunes State Park, Fee: $7 per car instate
Park at either the beach or at the Nature Center. The preferred direction is counter-clockwise. The first half of the hike is on flat to rolling trail in the forest. The footing is good with a mixture of sand and packed dirt. The trail is never crowded, even on summer weekends.
At the furthest point east, the trail will turn north and climb over a steep vegetated sand dune. Footing is loose sand. Once to the lake, the trail back to the beach Pavilion runs along the beach. The beach is amazingly pristine. Take plenty of water as this hike will take longer than it appears due to the loose sand. This trail has long stretches of Lake Michigan. State and National Park Fees, Click here
Trail 2 to Trail 10 via Waverly Road Loop
Description: Easy
Distance: 9.7 km Time: 2hr. 29 min.
Location: Indiana Dunes State park
Trail 2 to Trail 10 via Waverly Beach Loop is a 6 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Chesterton, Indiana that offers scenic views and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is accessible year-round. This trail can be muddy in the Spring and Fall. State and National Park Fees, Click here
Beach Trail to Waverly Beach
Description: Easy
Distance: 1.6 km Time: 25 min.
Location: Indiana Dunes State park
Beach Trail to Waverly Beach is a 1 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Chesterton, Indiana and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is accessible year-round.
Tolleston Dunes Trail, 1966 July 11th, 2026
Distance: 2.9 miles
Time: 1.5 hours
Description: Moderate, rolling
Surface: Packed dirt
Wind your way around wetlands and over sand hills on the Tolleston Dunes Trail. Dappled sunlight creates a mesmerizing dance of light and shadow as it filters through the canopy of scattered oaks. Teeming with life, moist marshes hold twilight performances of frog choirs as bats flutter above for a meal on the fly. Meadows and hillsides flaunt flowers amid varying textures of green. Bathed in a powdery pink tone, the pasture rose captivates with its delicate petals and dreamy scent. Later in the season, vibrant purple flashes of whimsical blazing star beckon butterflies to their sweet nectar.
The 1966 Hiking Challenge is comprised of 19 hikes that cover 66 miles of trail in the park- celebrating the park’s founding in 1966. The ranger-led hike for this trail meets at the Tolleston Dunes Trail parking lot. For more information, including specific dates and trail locations, visit this Thing to Do and scroll down. Do not worry if you cannot make each of the 19 ranger-led hikes. A check-off sheet will be available at the Visitor Center or the the Paul H. Douglas Center for those who complete the hikes on their own.
Barnett Hill and Mount Morse Via Trail 9 & Trail 10 Loop
Description: Easy
Distance: 6 mi Time: 2hr. 35 min.
Location: Indiana Dunes State park
Barnett Hill and Mount Morse Via Trail 9 and Trail 10 Loop is a 6 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Chesterton, Indiana that offers scenic views and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is accessible year-round. State and National Park Fees, Click here
Meadowbrook Nature Preserve
Description: Easy
Distance: 2.1 mi Time: 54 min.
Location:
Meadowbrook is a high quality forest and a natural habitat for migratory birds. Located at the home of the Shirley Heinze Land Offices, there is a parking lot and restrooms. More info and map here. Read our Exclusive Article here.
Great Marsh Trail (1966)
Description: Easy
Distance: 1. Mi. Time: 34 min.
Location: 500 S. Broadway, Beverly Shores, Indiana Dunes National park
There are two small gravel lots at the trailhead. This trail can be muddy after a Rainfall. Dogs are not allowed which makes it great for birders. You’ll see waterfowl, ducks, geese, and red-winged blackbirds, red-headed woodpeckers, sandhill cranes and herons. Enjoy the Great Marsh Overlook. State and National Park Fees, Click here
Bailly Homestead / Chellberg (1966)
Description: Easy
Distance: 1.8 km Time: 29 min.
Location: 618 Mineral Springs Rd, Indiana Dunes National park
There is a parking lot at the end of Howe Rd., Restrooms at the Chellberg Farm. This trail crosses over the river a couple of times with a series of boardwalks across wetlands. Can be muddy. Maps are suggested because there are several other trails that appear. State and National Park Fees, Click here
Sunset Hill Farm County Park
Description: Easy
Distance: 5 mi. Time: 2 hr. (taking all trails)
(Several short Trails Available.)
Location: 775 Meridian Rd., Valparaiso
The trails are well kept and well marked. Trail 1 borders the Murray Woods Nature Preserve that leads to the campground. There are several clearing areas, and some wooded areas. There are restrooms and dogs are allowed with a large parking lot. Maps are suggested as there are several trails to take. Read Our Full Article, Click HERE!
Zona Wildlife Sanctuary
Description: Easy – Moderate
Distance: 2.1 mi. Time: several small trails
Location: 601 E. 950 N, Westville, IN
This location has several trails available that are clearly marked. This area was once a farm, but it is a scenic route through the forest. This trail does have a parking lot and is dog-friendly with restrooms. Picnic tables, benches and interpretive panels are located along the trails.
Gabis Arboretum
Description: Very mild
Distance: Several trails with various distances. Flat paved trails great for runners.
Location: 450 W 100 N Valparaiso, IN, 46385
These trails are meant for the novice hiker. Not meant for a “serious” hiking experience. Great for families with young children.
Trail 4 to Mount Tom
Description: Moderate
Distance: 2.1 km Time: 41 min.
Location: Chesterton, Indiana – Tallest Sand Dune Article Here
Dunes Park Train Station to D
Description: Easy
Distance: 6.1 mi Time: 2hr. 31 min.
Location: Chesterton, Indiana
Bluhm County Park Gust Trail
Description: Easy
Distance: 1.1 mi Time: 28 min.
Location: Bluhm County Park, LaPorte Indiana
Indiana Dunes Trail 3
Description: Easy
Distance: 2.3 km Time: 38 min.
Location: Indiana Dunes State park
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