Pick a trail, any trail, and start hiking... you can't go wrong when Indiana's spectacular fall foliage is on display! These are some of the prettiest the state has to offer... Trail 2 / Brown County State Park Moderate / 2 miles Trail 7 / Brown County State Park Moderate / 1.5 miles If you happen…
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If I were to make a list of my top 10 favorite restaurants from around the state, one that would definitely be near the top is 8Eleven Bistro. The restaurant is the culinary anchor of the historic Union Club Hotel at Purdue University in West Lafayette, which re-opened in 2020 after a lengthy $35…
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Located between Indianapolis and Fort Wayne, along with I-69 in Grant County with a population of around 70,000. It’s a great area for a little weekend getaway with lots to see and do. Here’s a sampling of ten things to enjoy when spending time in Grant County. Bad Dad Brewing Located in Fairmount…
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Madison has history, food, arts, music and culture all in one place! From hand-dipped truffles at Cocoa Safari Chocolates to the historic Lanier Mansion, music festivals and art, Madison is a must-visit Indiana river town. Art “The Arts Alliance is a big deal,” says Susan Ohlendorf, who offered a…
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Move over Kentucky, there’s a new whiskey outpost making waves right here in Indiana! This month, West Fork Whiskey Co. is opening the doors to a new $10 million Westfield facility that’s sure to quickly become a prime Indiana agritourism destination. “Indiana will be home to one of the largest…
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I'm always on the hunt for unique lodging, and on a recent stay in Wabash, I stayed in one of the most unique spots yet. The Sanctuary of Wabash is an overnight event hub housed in a 1903 Gothic-style church just minutes away from historic downtown Wabash. We had the whole first floor to ourselves…
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Taking selfies — or even professional photos — in front of blooming sunflower fields is a thing! Fortunately, Indiana offers a number of rustic locations all around the state with the perfect backdrops. In Cambridge City, Golliher’s Farm plants 1 million sunflowers (and 75,000 zinnias) for guests…
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Dating back to the early 1900s, the Hostess House is one of the most opulent homes in Marion. The mansion was designed by Samuel Plato, one of the first African-American architectural designers and building contractors. He was commissioned by J. Wood Wilson to build a stunning mansion for his…
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There are many trails throughout the state - food trails, history trails, art trails, beer trails, and trails dedicated to significant figures, groups, or events. But one trail that you surely won’t see anywhere else in the county is a trail dedicated to a beloved character created by an Indiana…
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In May, a new restaurant opened at the Pavilion at the Indiana Dunes State Park in Chesterton. The building has a unique design and was constructed in 1929 and 1930. It once contained a fine dining restaurant, but over the years it had been less used and became in need of significant repairs. A…
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