Built on the levee of Morse Reservoir and along Stringtown Pike, the Levee Trail offers a paved, multi-use path for walking, biking, and running. The trail provides access to Morse Park and Beach, Tri-Town Community Park, and via an access path through Cicero, connections to downtown Cicero, Red Bridge Park, and Strawtown-Koteewi Park.

Length:
4.2 miles
Surface Type:
Paved
End Points:
Main St. and W. Brinton St. (Cicero), Morse Beach Park and E. 196th St. (Cicero)
Open Hours:
Dawn til dusk
Suited For:
  • Bike-Friendly
  • Pedestrian-Friendly
  • Wheelchair-Friendly
  • Skate-Friendly
Amenities:
  • Restrooms
  • Boat Ramp
  • Fishing

Along the Levee Trail

Local Highlights

  • Morse Park and Beach

    Website
    This park at the foot of Morse Reservoir in Noblesville includes a (fee-based) sandy beach swimming area (open Memorial Day through Labor Day), picnic shelters with grills, a newly redesigned playground, volleyball courts, and walking trails. Sporting and water-oriented features include an 18-hole disc golf course, softball fields, fishing and a boat dock on the reservoir. It’s open year-round (for the park) with the beach hours seasonal; the park’s wide open green spaces and tree-lined hills give it a relaxed, family-friendly vibe.
    • Restrooms
    • Boat Ramp
    • Fishing

  • Cicero Community Park

    Website
    Cicero's Community Park (previously known as Tri-Town Park) offers a wide range of amenities: playground equipment, a large shelter, pickleball and tennis courts, corn hole, basketball courts, and a walking path. A Sports Complex with 8 baseball/softball diamonds are adjacent to the park.
    • Restrooms
    • Boat Ramp
    • Fishing
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About the Levee Trail

Built along the levee of scenic Morse Reservoir, the Levee Trail offers a paved, multi-use path perfect for walking, biking, and running. For much of your journey, you’ll ride or stroll high above the shimmering water, where the horizon opens wide to reveal stunning sunset views. Early mornings and evenings bring a tranquil beauty to the trail, with herons, geese, and turtles often spotted along the shoreline. The combination of lake breezes, rustling cattails, and panoramic water views makes this trail one of Hamilton County’s most peaceful escapes.

The Levee Trail also provides access to Morse Park and Beach, where visitors can swim, picnic, or launch kayaks during summer months. It connects seamlessly with nearby trail networks, offering an easy route into downtown Noblesville for those looking to extend their ride.

Just a short distance away via an access path lies downtown Cicero, a welcoming lakeside community that feels tailor-made for a post-ride reward. Stroll through its walkable streets to find local boutiques, cafés, and ice cream shops, or catch live music during the summer at Red Bridge Park. You can also reach the Steven Nation Community Pathway, a connector trail that links you to the Strawtown Koteewi Park with horse rides, tree-top adventure course, archery center, and more.

The trail also links to the White River Greenway and the Midland Trace Trail via connector trails.

Helpful to know

  • While they don’t intersect directly, there is opportunity to connect to the White River Greenway (North) via 196th St/Hague Road/Lakeview Drive connector trails or the Midland Trace Trail via 196th to Hague Rd.