This small city is at the intersection of I-65 and U.S. 30, so it's the ideal pit stop for travelers — and with so many stores, it's worth staying a while.
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Drive an hour and 45 minutes north of Indianapolis, and you'll find yourself in a little slice of woodsy paradise — there's even a rushing waterfall.
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Locals and visitors might have voted this city to be the meanest in a region known for being nice, but maybe they're just trying to keep the area to themselves.
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Explore downtown markets, boutique shops, and cute cafés in this artsy town outside of Chicago that serves as the gateway to Indiana Dunes National Park.
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If you need an escape from Indianapolis, this 1,500-acre reservoir is an ideal choice. With sandy beaches and fishing piers, it's only 45 minutes from downtown.
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Enjoy seasonal events and explore Indiana's massive Chain O' Lakes from this charming community known as the gateway to that beautiful national park.
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Green space likes the Pioneer Mothers' Memorial Forest turn fiery shades of orange and celebrations like Fall Festival mark autumn in this quaint Indiana town.
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Looking for that Grand Canyon feel, but can't make a trip to it? This hidden Midwestern gem may be just what you need to scratch that adventurous hiking itch.
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Be careful when boating, fishing, or swimming in these Indiana bodies of water, which are reportedly full of snakes — both venomous and nonvenomous alike.
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The Midwest is full of incredible state parks, and this one, which overlooks the Ohio River, is full of hiking trails past waterfalls, cliffs, and fossils.
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The Midwest is an underrated, autumnal gem that deserves just as much fall foliage hype as New England. Here are some of the best places for leaf peeping.
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In October, the largest covered bridge festival happens in Indiana, and the towns hosting the fall festivities are home to picturesque parks, lakes, and trails.
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For a great craft beer scene complete with a cozy downtown and excellent summer and fall festivals, head to this underrated Indiana suburb of Chicago.
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To celebrate fall in Indiana, head to this under-the-radar orchard with hot and cold apple cider and plenty of U-pick pumpkins, just 30 minutes from Indy.
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This state park has great hiking and picnicking options, plus paddling under covered bridges, an on-site inn and campground, and plenty of history to explore.
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This Indiana cave has two impressive caverns, an underground mountain, cave bats, and one of the largest stalagmites in the world (not for the claustrophobic).
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This under-the-radar city in Northern Indiana is a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle with a beautiful Riverwalk, green spaces, and boutique shopping.
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Hike along scenic trails, see wildflower meadows, and spot blue herons at this underrated nature preserve in Southern Indiana near both Bloomington and Spencer.
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Living in an RV is harder to do than you might think. In fact, in certain parts of the United States, it's illegal to do so even if you're on your own property.
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If you are looking to escape the noisy and busy streets of Chicago, head to this nearby wild Indiana wetland that is full of unique birds and allows camping.
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Enjoy the beauty of the Wabash River, a show at a historic theater, or an afternoon spent perusing small-town shops at this vibrant Indiana city.
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Frolic amid autumn leaves without shelling out for an expensive seasonal vacation. This Midwestern escape promises all the foliage and fun without high prices.
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This Indiana city, located just outside Chicago, makes for a comfortable, family-friendly getaway, with lively festivals, peaceful parks, and gorgeous views.
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This Indiana destination blends historic charm, outdoor adventures, and year-round events, plus a famed distillery in a repurposed jailhouse.
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Indiana is a Midwestern state that is home to 54 unique islands that offer visitors a chance to lounge by the water, camp, hike, fish and so much more.
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Home to the most scenic vintage train ride in Indiana, storied footpaths, and bluegrass concerts on the porch, this town offers quintessential rural charm.
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Apple-picking season is almost here, and it doesn't get much more romantic than strolling around the spectacular orchards of the magnificent Midwest.
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