Breathe Easy in Boone County
In Boone County, Indiana, the great outdoors isn’t just a destination—it’s part of everyday life. Whether you’re seeking a quiet sunrise walk, an energetic afternoon with the kids, or a laid-back evening at a dog-friendly patio, Boone County invites you to stretch your legs, slow your pace, and discover something new around every corner.
Where the trails are wide, the parks are lively, and adventure is always just around the bend.
With a growing park system, miles of connected trails, vibrant public art, and welcoming spaces for all ages (and all paws), Boone County blends natural beauty with community spirit—making it the perfect place to get outside, stay active, and enjoy the moment.
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Walk. Wander. Wonder.
Boone County is home to a network of trails and natural areas that make it easy to reconnect with the outdoors:
- The Big 4 Trail, a beautifully maintained multi-use trail, winds through Lebanon, Whitestown, and Zionsville—perfect for biking, running, stroller walks, or peaceful solo strolls.
- Stone Eater Bike Park in Lebanon offers something for mountain biking enthusiasts of all skill levels, with jumps, pump tracks, and wooded courses designed for fun and challenge.
- Enjoy quiet mornings spotting wildlife or taking photos along creekside paths and wooded trails in our local nature preserves and greenways.
Whether you’re hiking with friends or cruising on two wheels, Boone County’s trails offer an open invitation to move and explore.
Parks That Play for All Ages
With over 35 public parks across Boone County, every community takes pride in creating clean, well-maintained spaces that offer something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or together time, you’ll find it here:
- Seashore Waterpark in Lebanon is a summer favorite with slides, pools, and splash zones for all ages.
- Mulberry Fields Park in Zionsville features a skate park, sledding hill, walking trails, and a creek for splashing.
- Main Street Park in Whitestown offers inclusive playgrounds, shaded seating, and scenic walking paths.
- In Thorntown, Jamestown, and Advance, quiet green spaces, playgrounds, and picnic areas bring small-town charm to outdoor fun.
From splash pads and trails to sports courts and sledding hills, Boone County parks are made for play—year-round.
Pet-Friendly and Proud
In Boone County, your four-legged family members are always welcome. Many local restaurants feature dog-friendly patios, and our trails, parks, and downtown areas are perfect for wagging tails.
- Dog parks in Whitestown, Zionsville, and Lebanon offer safe play areas for pups to roam and socialize.
- Pet-friendly trails and open spaces let you explore Boone County side by side with your furry companion.
- Several local businesses and restaurants offer water bowls, treats, and even special pet events throughout the year.
Here, pets aren’t just allowed—they’re part of the community.
Art in the Open
In Boone County, creativity thrives in the open air. Each community offers its own unique expressions of public art, transforming everyday spaces into colorful, thought-provoking experiences.
- Discover murals in every town, each telling its own story—whether honoring history, culture, or just adding a burst of beauty to a blank wall.
- Spot the iconic Walking Man sculptures placed across the county, adding whimsy and wonder to trails, parks, and town squares.
With over 35 parks, miles of trails, and art tucked around every corner, Boone County blends natural beauty with artistic spirit—turning even a simple stroll into something extraordinary.
Come Alive in the Outdoors
Whether you’re planning a weekend adventure or a quiet afternoon outside, Boone County offers space to roam, places to play, and surprises waiting to be discovered. From trails to art, and parks to patios, the outdoors here is more than scenery—it’s a way of life.
Discover Boone County. Where nature, creativity, and community come together.4