State Field Guide

Twin Swamps Nature Preserve in Posey County, Indiana, features rare bald cypress and swamp tupelo trees, elevated boardwalk trails, and a unique wetland ecosystem for nature lovers to explore.

Taste the best fried chicken in Indiana at The Log Inn—an 1825 landmark serving up hot, crispy family-style meals in a cozy, historic setting.

Visit Wild Geese Bookshop in Franklin, a cozy cabin-style bookstore with a fireplace, curated titles, and community events in a peaceful wooded setting.

Nestled in Danville, this cottage-style café serves homemade baked goods in a whimsical, storybook setting perfect for cozy mornings and sweet escapes.

The Wakarusa Dime Store in Wakarusa, Indiana, is a charming small-town shop known for its old-fashioned atmosphere, giant jelly beans, and deep community roots.

Step onto a floating boardwalk at Eagle Marsh in Fort Wayne and explore one of Indiana’s most peaceful urban nature escapes filled with wildlife and wetlands.

Visit The Chief in Goshen, an old-fashioned ice cream shop where lakeside vibes, homemade treats, and summer charm create a Hallmark-worthy experience.

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.