Metamora Barnyard - Bike Rental & Sales

10/02/2026

10/02/2026

Narrow Path Kettle Corn is all set up. Find us at Metamora Barnyard - Bike Rental & Sales in our purple tent diagonal from the mill. Come visit us Friday, Saturday and Sunday for the Metamora Canal Days!

10/02/2026

After a monumental cleanup operation from the Whitewater River flooding in early August, Metamora Canal Days 2026 is on and packed with vendors for your shopping and eating delights 😊 .

Returning for their 4th year to the Metamora Barnyard is Narrow Path Kettle Corn popping up kettle corn perfection with a warning of a potential taste bud explosion requiring a 2nd or 3rd bag.

Come out and enjoy the fun and the long standing Metamora tradition of Canal Days!

Metamora Canal Days 2026 is officially on for the first weekend in October — Friday, October 2 through Sunday, October 4, 2026! 🍂🚂

08/30/2026

An update on Joey the last living horse to pull the Metamora canal boat Ben Franklin III.

08/13/2026

Metamora is seeing catastrophic flooding currently of the whitewater river. With more storms said to be on the way we could definitely use your prayers for all of the shop keepers and neighbors of Metamora including those all along the whitewater river that have been affected by this event.

The Metamora Barnyard will be closed until further notice for damage assessment and cleanup once the water receades.

08/02/2026

Back open today though still somewhat recovering, the stomach bug going around is no joke. Sorry again to those who wanted to ride yesterday, some things unfortunately cannot be avoided.

08/01/2026

Interesting idea!

This bike path doesn't go over the water or around it, it goes straight through 👇

08/01/2026

Due to illness the Metamora Barnyard will be closed today 8/1, sorry for any inconvinence and hope to be back at it tomorrow.

07/28/2026

Big night in Metamora, Indiana with a sense of accomplishment for our community and it's leaders that have worked so tirelessly to see through obtaining the funding to preserve the whitewater canal state historic site for hopefully many future generations to come, and for that we thank them!