Fort Wayne Trails

The $49 million is spread throughout the city and involves everything from pavement to trail extensions.

City officials invited the public to get a glimpse of what the new Pufferbelly walking bridge will look like over Coliseum Boulevard.

In a partnership with AWS and other organizations, new trail maps are now made with accessibility in mind.

On Tuesday, the Fort Wayne City Council approved a $3.1 million final phase of the Pufferbelly Trail that will better connect Fort Wayne to the rest of Northeast Indiana.

The trails to be connected include the Hanna Street Trail, the Covington Road Trail, the “Golden Spike” section of the Pufferbelly Trail, and the Northeast Trail. Each one of these trails is in a different city quadrant.

The new trail will address the needs of horses and riders in the county.

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