Outdoors: Ly-co-ki-we Trail

Ly-co-ki-we Trail Click to Enlarge Trail Map Click to Enlarge Trail System Click to Enlarge Introduction Ly-co-ki-we Trail is not so much a single trail as a network of trails meandering through recent growth woods, wetlands, and dunes in an area between U.S. 12 and U.S. 20. During the warmer months, much of the trail system is open to horses, with all that entails. Mosquitoes can be fierce, but wildflowers and ferns are common and the sandy footpath makes for a pleasant if occasionally challenging stroll. Aside from the trailhead described below, access is available from the Dunewood Campground. In early August, watch for large clusters of Indian pipe near the U.S. 20 entrance. Facilities Bathrooms with flush toilets at the US 20 Trailhead. Directions View Larger Map Porter County. From the intersection of IN 49 and US 20, proceed east 2.3 miles on US 20 to the parking area on the left (at 275E/Brumitt Road). North 41 38.936 West 87 00.871 DeLorme 19:B9 Nearby Natural Areas Cowles Bog Indiana Dunes State Park Kemil Beach Little Calumet River Trail References Habeck: Wild Indiana; Page 13