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Spring Clean-up Time is Here
Nickel Plate Trail, Inc. is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit organization. Because of this, supporting and maintaining the Nickel Plate is a community effort.
Without the help of volunteers, we would not be able to maintain this wonderful community resource. This work brings along with it a great sense of accomplishment, knowing you have contributed to keeping these trails open for all to enjoy!
Each Spring we find it necessary to clean up along the trail. Some parts of the trail have been adopted, but many have not. If you would like to volunteer to clean up trash from a section of the trail this spring, simply choose one of the sections below. We would love to have all of the trail cleaned up within the first couple of weeks of May.
If you would like to find out more about adopting a section, click here.
South Section
| Segment | Adopted By |
| 1/2 mile Walnut – Main St. | John & Julie Schwartz |
| 1/2 mile Main – Riverside | |
| 1/2 mile Riverside – 300 | Mike Green |
| 1 mile 300 – 400 | Richard Norris |
| 1 mile 400 – 500 | |
| 1 mile 500 – 600 | |
| 1 mile 600 – 3rd St. (Bunker Hill) | |
| 1 mile 3rd St. – 800 | |
| 1 mile 800 – 900 | |
| 1 mile 900 – Blake (Miami) | Dick Rausch |
| 1 mile Blake – 1150 | |
| 1 mile 1150 – IN 18 | Kathy Snyder |
| 1 mile IN 18 – 1350 | Dave Plantenga |
| 1 mile 1350 – Cassville | Max Elmore |
| 1.5 miles Cassville – Trailhead at US 35 | Tamra Howard |
North Section
| Segment | Adopted By |
| 2 mile Lovers Lane – 300 | Ron Mofield |
| 2 mile 300 – 500 | |
| 2 mile 500 – Denver (Emmon) | |
| 1 mile Emmon – 800 | |
| 2 mile 800 – 1000 (Deedsville) | |
| 1 mile Birmingham – 1300 | Dave Plantenga |
| 1 mile 1300 – 1400 (Macy) | |
| 2 mile 1400 – 1600 (County Line) | |
| 2 mile 1600 – 300 S | |
| 2 mile 300 S – Wabash Ave. | |
| 1 mile Wabash Ave. – Mitchell Dr. | Kevin Kennedy |
