Here Are 9 Of Indiana's Tiniest Towns That Are Always Worth A Visit
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Courtney Johnston
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Small towns are the backbone of Indiana, generally home to incredible farms, great local shops, and other amazing rural attractions. When it comes to incredible tiny towns, Indiana has other states beat. Take a look at 9 of the tiniest towns in Indiana that are always worth a visit.
This historic tiny town is home to just over 700 Hoosiers and is packed with attractions. This town used to be a former utopian community and has amazing remnants from its colorful past. Explore one of the town's two labyrinths, visit the Roofless Church, and check out the amazing downtown area full of local shops and eateries.
This gorgeous rural retreat is full of Midwestern charm. From the beloved Wolf Park where you can observe and howl with wolves, coyotes, and foxes, to the lovely Prophetstown State Park, you'll absolutely love your adventures in this tiny town.
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Home to under 200 Hoosiers, this quaint town is one of the best small town destinations in the state. With a gorgeous canal, horse-drawn canal rides, local shopping, and an incredible train ride from Connersville, there's plenty of fun to uncover in this historic town.
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This eccentric artists colony is one of the greatest tiny towns to explore. With incredible local shops, gorgeous scenery, and the beloved Brown County State Park entrance right inside of this picture-perfect town, you'll make an amazing day trip out of this visit.
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This charming tiny town is rumored to have been a stop along the Underground Railroad. You'll see the marker of this historic house near Bluff Park, one of the town's main attractions. Merom is also home to the historic former Union Christian College.
This stunning little lake town offers a jaw-dropping view of Lake Michigan and is nestled along the enchanting Indiana Dunes. It is also home to the unique 1933 World's Fair Century of Progress Homes that you'll want to see in person.
With around 800 residents, Marengo is a small southern town boasting one of the top attractions in the state: Marengo Cave. This fascinating cave offers two different tours, gemstone mining, and has nearby canoeing adventures.
Visit the most jolly town in the state where it's Christmas year round! Santa Claus, Indiana is not only home to many Christmas-themed attractions, it's also home to the thrilling amusement park, Holliday World, and Splashin' Safari.
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This colorful small town can be found in southern Indiana, along the beautiful Ohio River. With a casino, outdoor sculptures and art, history museum, and wolf sanctuary, you'll find plenty of activities to enjoy here.
What are some of your favorite small towns in Indiana to visit? For one of the coolest small towns in the state, be sure to check out Winona Lake.
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