Category: Indiana

Housed in an Amish-style barn in Shipshewana, Blue Gate Bakery serves legendary cinnamon rolls and homemade treats rooted in tradition and charm.

The Medora Covered Bridge in Medora, Indiana, is the nation’s longest historic covered bridge, offering scenic beauty, rich history, and a popular spot for photography year-round.

This stunning cave in southern Indiana features underground rivers, unique formations, and family-friendly tours unlike anything else in the Midwest.

Indiana South Side Soda Shop in Goshen is a retro diner with 1940s soda fountain, award-winning chili, homemade pies, and Food Network fame.

Kemil Beach in Beverly Shores offers pristine Lake Michigan shoreline with crystal waters, soft sand, spectacular dune views, and peaceful uncrowded atmosphere.

A free riverside sculpture park where art and nature blend in a peaceful, nine-acre urban escape.

Trail 3 at Shades State Park in Indiana leads through sandstone ravines and ends with a scenic swinging suspension bridge over a rocky stream.

This treehouse-style playground in Lowell is packed with rope bridges, towers, and slides — the ultimate kid-friendly destination worth the drive.

Step into the historic village of Story for rustic gourmet dining, unplugged overnight stays, and an unmatched sense of tranquility in Indiana’s best-loved forest getaway.

Step back in time at Atomic Bowl Duckpin and The Fountain Room in downtown Indianapolis—a vintage bowling alley and ’50s-style diner rolled into one unforgettable experience.