Acapulco’s Mexican Restaurant
301 Second St.
812-926-4116

Applewood By The River
215 Judiciary
812-926-1166

Aurora Country Kitchen
407 Second St.
812-926-3183

Aurora Landing
103 Judiciary
812-926-1774

Big Daddy’s Bar-B-Que
311 Broadway
812-926-8105

The Cottage
145 West Conwell St.
812-655-9432

Flavors Ice Cream & Deli
114 Green Blvd. (US 50)
812-926-3202

Lloyd’s Internet Cafe
425 Third St.
812-926-3101

Oddments
210 Main St.
812-926-0526

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Clear Creek Trail is 20.8 acres, stretching 2.4 miles from Country Club Drive past Tapp Road to Church Lane, and connecting to the existing Bloomington Rail Trail.

The entire length of the Clear Creek Trail is wheelchair accessible. The Bloomington Rail Trail, which connects to the Clear Creek Trail just north of the 1887 historic bridge, is not accessible.

Clear Creek Trail was acquired in 1997 by 12 separate purchases with the City of Bloomington Utilities. A ‘linear park’, this trail offers an alternative means of transportation and represents a long-term commitment to connect public facilities by routes that do not require vehicles. Phase I of the Clear Creek Trail between Tapp Road and That Road was opened on May 23, 2001. Phase II from That Road to Church Lane is scheduled to open to the public on Oct. 30, 2003.

The 150′ wrought-iron bridge was moved from its original home in Warren County where it spanned a river since 1887. The bridge was painstakingly restored, then placed over Clear Creek near the Church Lane trailhead on August 1, 2003.

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Aurora Tire Center
214 Importing St.
812-926-3250

Kennett Marathon
Third & Judiciary
812-926-0368

Thayer’s Auto Parts (NAPA)
513 Green Blvd. (US 50)
812-926-0544

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The Charles C. Deam Wilderness area was designated a wilderness in 1982 and encompasses nearly 13,000 acres of the Hoosier NF. Wilderness designation places this area in a special legal status (subject to the 1964 Wilderness Act). It is managed to preserve a natural condition and provide opportunities for solitude. Approximate Length of Trails: 37 miles

Type: Hiking and horse riding.
Special Features: Long distance loop trails in a scenic hardwood forest with a variety of terrain.

Named for the first Indiana State Forester, the Charles C. Deam Wilderness is bordered on the north by the watery Middle Fork State Wildlife Refuge.

Directions:
From Bloomington go east on Indiana State Road 46 until you reach Indiana State Road 446. Turn right (south). After driving approximately 12.2 miles and crossing Lake Monroe you will reach Tower Ridge Road. Turn left. Tower Ridge Road bisects the Charles C. Deam Wilderness.

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City of Spires is a local museum available for weddings, concerts, memorial services, funerals, worship, and meetings. The City of Spires is comprised of an 1848 sanctuary, a small meeting room, and a larger social hall, the facility is an ideal setting for gatherings of about one hundred people or less.

The City of Spires is operated by a volunteer board of directors, the museum features displays of local interest and is the setting for a variety of local events throughout the year. The primary goal of the board is the maintenance and protection of the facility.

The former church has been affectionately known as The Fifth Street Church in the Aurora area. A panoramic view of the Ohio River and the shore of Kentucky is a popular attribute of the museum. Because the museum is operated by volunteers and not permanent staff, tours may be arranged by contacting us at (812) 926-0944.

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Cedar Bluff Nature Preserve features a 75-foot high limestone bluff and gnarled red cedars clinging to cliffs, Cedar Bluffs Nature Preserve provides a stunning display of species adaptation and survival in a harsh environment. At its eastern end, the bluff narrows and drops off into a rock-walled valley cut by a small tributary stream of Clear Creek. This canyon protects a lavish spring wildflower display and exhibits remarkable rock formations.

Directions to Cedar Bluff Nature Preserve from Bloomington, Indiana. Drive south on Walnut Street until it turns into Old Indiana State Road 37. Cross Indiana State Road 37 and continue driving south on Old Indinana State Road 37. Turn right onto South Ketchem Road. This is less than a mile from the intersection with Indiana State Road 37. Keep to the right and continue on South Ketcham Road for approximately four miles. You will pass West Fluck Mill Road and West Cedar Bluff Road. Parking is off to the right of the road less than a mile from West Cedar Bluff Road. The preserve is on the left. An alternate entrance is off Cedar Bluff Road. Just take a left off South Ketcham Road when you reach Cedar Bluff Road. Parking is located at the entrance to the preserve.

Owned & Managed By
The Nature Conservancy

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Public computers and wireless access to internet.

Besides the book collection, the Aurora Public Library has many other ways to meet your needs. The Aurora Public Library has video, audio, newspaper and magazine sections. There is a local history room at each Library building. Computer, Internet, and Printer access are available to patrons who agree to follow current policies concerning computer usage. A public copy machine is located at each Library building.

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Cascades Golf Course consists of three nine-hole course, which can be combined to create three separate 18-hole configurations.

Quarry Course
The oldest of the three courses, dating back to 1928. The Quarry Course is a par-35, playing a maximum of 2,995 yards.
Pine Course
Constructed in 1931, the Pine Course is a par-36, playing a maximum of 3,135 yards.
Ridge Course
The newest course, opened in 2000. The Ridge Course is a par-36 which plays a maximum of 3,086 yards.

The course rests on 200 acres of beautiful rolling hills with native trees and natural topography. Named for the natural cascading waterfalls located throughout the golf course property, several waterfalls can be heard, and with a brief walk off the perimeter of several holes, can be seen from the course.

Cascades Golf Course offers amenities to meet the needs of any golfer. Leagues are offered for all ages, and the Clubhouse houses locker rooms, a concession stand and a banquet/conference facility.

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A & I Trophies and Engraving
406 Second St.
812-926-9355

Adventures in Learning
339 Second St.
812-926-1176

After Hours
406 Second St.
812-926-9355

Art Loft
511 Second St.
812-926-1692

Artistic Floral
412 Second St.
812-926-0273

Aurora Computer Center
425 Third St. Suite 100
812-926-2223

Aurora Auto Upholstery
206 Third St.
812-926-3110

C&J Jewelry
425 Third St. Suite 101
812-926-4002

Cashmere Kitty
305 Second St.
812-926-4100

Charlotte’s Flowers and Antiques
305 Third Street
812-926-0004

Distinctive Knits
322 Second St.
812-926-2970

Great Crescent Brewery
315 Importing St.
812-655-2435

Golden Rule Bible Center
411 Second St.
812-926-3552

Health Nutz
319 Second St.
812-926-4372

Hippie Bob’s
325 Second St.
812-584-7931

Jacobson Sporting Goods
509 Second St.
812-926-2219

Johnston’s Gambles
419 Second St.
812-926-1677

The Livery House
Aurora Exchange
215 Bridgeway St.
812-926-0300

Main Street Bargains
208 Main Street
513-213-5221

Manford’s Tack Shop
326 Second St.
812-584-1400

Manford’s Watch Repair
425 Third St. Suite 10
1812-926-8055

Neff’s Shoe Store
315 Second St.
812-926-0333

The Shop Upstairs
307 Broadway, Suite A
812-926-8088

Southeast Indiana Art Guild
302 Second St.

Star Breeze
321 Second St.
513-969-0816

Kathy’s Star Uniform
502 Second St. Suite
3812-926-2800

Visual Impact Signs
234 Main St.
812-926-4544

John Seeger Glass
712 Green Blvd.
812-926-0107

Weber Sports
238 Main St.
812-926-1200

Affordable Auto Repair
513 Indiana Ave.
812-926-1209

Tandy’s IGA
201 Third St
812-926-2909

CJ’s Liquor
114 Main St.
812-926-1134

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Bryan Park Pool has a zero-depth activity pool designed for children under 10 yrs., two waterslides*, 17′ drop slide, and concession area.

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