ROW Volunteers Find Unique Ways to Connect the Community with Waterways

’ (ROW) waterway committee volunteers meeting monthly to determine fun, positive and unique ways to connect the community with the waterways nearby. Last fall, discussions began between ROW’s Fall Creek and White River waterway committees to remove invasive and harmful honeysuckle, open up views to Fall Creek and create a rustic hiking path to what might be Indiana’s largest Hackberry Tree. Big Hackberry is a free nature trail. DIP IN plans future walks on this trail to support the various walkable spaces in King Commons.

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