The day will come when travelers will be hitting the road again, visiting Indiana’s wonderful attractions, restaurants, hotels, and destinations. You’ll hopefully be attending festivals and events throughout the state, and coming together to celebrate fellowship and the resurgence of the travel and hospitality industry. Until you can get back out to pick up a hard copy of Travel Indiana’s Spring issue, you can enjoy reading it online here.
Explore Now
Fresh air and physical exercise: a boon for both heart and soul. A bit of adventure provides an additional layer of benefits; most of all, a whole lot of fun.
Going into its fourth year, trolley rides have been available in Wabash County, either on planned, themed tours, or for private rental. Now the program is getting a major upgrade with a new trolley on order. All agree that the trolley puts a nice flavor on the town, especially with the Taste of Wabash tour.
Indiana Foodways Alliance helps foodies and travelers find the best local eateries. Since 2007 the Alliance has promoted restaurant trails winding throughout the state that are devoted to certain foods. The organization lists restaurants that serve a specific type of food, lines them up on the map by location, and encourages people to follow the trail, eating their way along.
Tuner Woodard's Wasatch Lake Retreat is the perfect getaway destination! Just one hour southwest of Indianapolis in Owen County, this 300 acre private woodland is open year round and offers the tranquility of lake front and wooded cabins nestled around a 50 acre stocked lake.
Indiana’s largest three-day festival, Pierogi Fest® in Whiting will serve up five million pierogis, two million sausages, 10,000 gallons of soft drinks, and 3,000 gallons of beer to more than 400,000 smiling faces through the duration of the festival this year.
Regardless of the season, there’s always a reason to Enjoy White County. From farmland fields and windmills, scenic drives await you. From the excitement of lake life, fun awaits you. We invite you to stop and stay awhile and visit our charming communities…enjoy!
The Shrine is an interactive, multimedia, “Prayer Trail” that depicts the last days of Jesus Christ’s life on earth. 40 life size bronze sculptures, each an exquisite work of art, line the winding half mile path.
Considered the River of Lakes, the Tippecanoe River, fed by 88 natural lakes, flows through Pulaski County past woodlands, pastures and charming villages and towns.
Move over Uber—golf carts are quickly becoming the transportation method of choice in many of Indiana’s small towns. Many towns are allowing visitors and residents to use golf carts to get them from place to place and save their feet from the wear and tear of walking.
Follow us on a trip to some of the sites of the most iconic movies ever made in Indiana!
The Trail connects six counties in east central Indiana —Delaware, Hamilton, Howard, Jay, Kosciusko, and Madison--in which the tradition and history of glass arts can be experienced first-hand. Studios, galleries, factory tours, and museums, as well as glass-focused festivals and workshops are located throughout the communities along the Trail.
A treasure trove awaits Hoosier travelers, hidden in unexpected places: libraries.
