Following the tracks of a historic section of rail, this trail that runs through the heart of Bloomington highlights fun things to do and beautiful art.
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If you're planning a Midwestern road trip, look out for the price hikes hitting fuel pumps. In one state, the sticker shock may hit harder than you'd expect.
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One of the best spots for pike fishing in Indiana is a river filled with cold water and beloved by anglers throughout the Midwest.
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Discover a new destination that the whole family can enjoy for a weekend. With a fun city center and parks galore, this town will keep everyone entertained.
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This Indiana getaway near a presidential boyhood memorial features two fishing lakes, a hiking trail network, and campgrounds for overnight stays.
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This small Indiana town along the Ohio River features seasonal tulip displays at a historic mansion, local museums, a summer wine festival, and scenic drives.
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Within a small Indiana town, you’ll find an underrated amusement park, complete with iconic water coasters and family-friendly attractions.
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Planning to go camping and fishing on your next vacation? Should your journey take you to or near Fort Wayne, Indiana, consider this lush wooded oasis.
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At nearly 11,000 acres, this lake has seemingly limitless water activities to choose from, attracting more than a million visitors per year.
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An outdoor area previously known for flooding is being transformed into a family-friendly park that is quickly racking up accolades.
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The next time you take a trip to Indiana, you will absolutely want to add this beautiful spot to your itinerary, and we have a bunch of reasons why.
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Fort Wayne’s botanical oasis in the middle of the city is a large conservatory with indoor and outdoor areas to walk among local and exotic foliage.
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This Midwest botanical garden offers more than 20 themed spaces with blooming flowers, unique plants, walking paths, bridges, and water features.
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In the mid-20th century, Nike missile bases protected U.S. cities from nuclear attack. Now you can play paintball at this one, a registered historic locale.
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This Indiana nature preserve, located in the woods between Fort Wayne and Chicago, is an idyllic outdoor destination full of easy hiking and peaceful vibes.
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The mall has a handful of stores and a few walkers or shoppers, so it isn't exactly abandoned — but it's not the buzzing commerce hub of its heyday.
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From a harvest festival in the fall to a light festival in December, there is plenty to do in this quaint little town — not to mention its culinary offerings.
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A short drive from Fort Wayne, this cozy destination is home to unique local shops and all sorts of Amish goods, making it ideal for a relaxed weekend escape.
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Even though it's only about an hour from the city, this park couldn't feel further away with its towering sand dunes, lake views, and diverse ecosystems.
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Just a few miles from downtown Fort Wayne is a nature preserve that will help you forget how close you are to the city, with trails, a pond, and wildflowers.
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On top of a hill in Indiana, you’ll find an underrated lake perfect for outdoor recreation, featuring a sprawling beach and places to pitch a tent.
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Not far from the Hoosier State's capital city, this adorable spot with cute shops and green spaces invites you to bring the whole family along for a trip.
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Planning an Indiana road trip? This seasonal stop in the southern part of the state offers lakeside views, quiet trails, and a short peak bloom window.
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Even the Midwest's harshest critics have to admit the region's culinary prowess when it comes to meat. This Covington icon elevates steak to something more.
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This Indiana amusement park offers go-kart racing, mini-golf, outdoor laser tag, and arcade games in a compact setting designed for easy family outings.
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An unassuming brick house in Indiana is actually a vital monument to freedom in America, and history lovers can visit and tour the site.
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Indiana has more to offer than Indianapolis. Don't sleep on Anderson, a charming city with arts, fantastic local dining, and easy access to scenic attractions.
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