Scavenger Hunt For More Than 100 Artworks At The Sculpture Trails Outdoor Museum In Indiana

There is a sculpture museum in Solsberry, Indiana that is unlike any place you've ever been. This park is filled with unique carvings and artworks that look like anything from robots to mouse traps to giant pigs. Keep reading to learn all about this whimsical and adventurous place.

Sculpture Trails Outdoor Museum in southern Indiana is a unique park that is filled with more than 100 artworks created by artists from around the world.

This outdoor sculpture museum was founded in 2002 and includes a one-mile path for visitors to explore. Guests walk through a forested area where they will spot the unique art pieces.

Guests are allowed to enter the park beginning at 10 a.m. until sundown and it is free to enter. This is a popular place for small groups and field trips.

More than two dozen artists have pieces on display at this unique museum that lets you enjoy culture and nature at the same time.

Every piece is different from the last and unlike anything you've seen inside an indoor museum. These pieces have to be constructed from weather resistant materials so that they will last outdoors as long as possible.

Many colors, materials, textures, shapes, and themes run throughout the park and are absolutely unforgettable. Download the accommodating app to ensure you see each and every piece that is on-site.

You'll have your camera out the entire time you're here so you can capture the entire experience. With more than 100 artworks, there truly is so much to see.

Most sculptures are large scale and easy to spot in this scavenger hunt. Take your friends or family and see who can be the first to spot them all.

Sculpture Trails Outdoor Museum is open daily between 10 a.m. and sundown, and you can get more details on its website or Facebook page. If you've ever been to this sculpture museum, we'd love to hear from you. Please share your experiences and photos with us below in the comments.

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