The NRHT in Lewisville
The main trailhead for the Lewisville section of the NRHT is near the South Henry Regional Wastewater District in Lewisville, a block west and about 800 feet south of the traffic light. There is a small parking area on the east side of the road. The trail proceeds west along the blacktop just south of the wastewater plant's fence and ends at County Road 125W. The first 2.3 miles has a crushed limestone base, suitable for foot or fat-tire bicycle traffic, and extends past County Road 25W. The last .7 miles is unimproved but is suitable for foot travel and may be passable by bike. Please be very careful at road crossings. This is a new trail and drivers will likely not be expecting you.
NRHT: Raysville section
NRHT: Henry County
NRHT: Indiana
Directions
From points west: Take US-40 to Knightstown. (Alt: take I-70 to Knightstown exit #115, go south on IN-109 to US-40, turn east onto US 40.) Go through Knightstown and Dunreith (past IN-3) to Lewisville (about 8 miles from Knightstown). One block before traffic light in Lewisville turn right onto Williams St. (Williams may not be marked, but you should see the Post Office and Citizens State Bank to your left just past the intersection.) Go about 800 feet (.15 mile) to the trailhead on your left.
From points east: Take US-40 to Lewisville. (Alt: take I-70 to exit #131, go south on Wilbur Wright Rd to US-40, turn right onto US-40, follow US-40 into Lewisville.) Go straight at the light for one short block, then left onto Williams St. (Williams may not be marked, but you should see the Post Office and Citizens State Bank on your right.) Go about 800 feet (.15 mile) to the trailhead on your left.
From New Castle: Pick up IN 103 at the Marsh/BMV shopping center. Go south about 6 miles, past Tri Elementary & Junior/Senior High School, to the traffic light in Lewisville. Turn right on US-40, then immediately left on Williams St. (Williams may not be marked, but you should see the Post Office and Citizens State Bank on your right.) Go about 800 feet (.15 mile) to the trailhead on your left.