Move To These 10 Towns In Indiana If You Wanna Get Away From It All
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Trisha Faulkner
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Sometimes living in a big city can get pretty overwhelming. You have big crowds, bad smells, and lots and lots of traffic. There are times where you wonder how someone lives in the city without going NUTS. Fortunately, there are some more rural towns and cities in Indiana where you can go to get away from it all. I’ve put together a list of some small, beautiful, and in some cases rural places where you can go to get far, far away from urban life.
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Madison is home to buildings that date as far back as 1817. A short drive out of town leads to several wineries that are award winners, some of the most beautiful bike trails in the state, and Clifty Falls where you can see seven beautiful waterfalls.
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The woodsy setting wrapped around Nashville makes it a beautiful place for hikers who enjoy spending time outdoor. Brown County State Park is also nearby and it's absolutely beautiful. There are also a lot of artists who make their home in this beautiful town.
Metamora is considered a hidden treasure in Indiana. It's the only functioning canal town in the state. Delightful festivals, events, shops, and restaurants are waiting for anyone to enjoy. This is an absolutely beautiful town that everyone should explore at least once.
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Shipshewana is known for being "a town of character". It's a beautiful town that is home to less than 700 people. If you want to see horse buggies instead of cars, this is a great option.
Alright, I included this one on the recommendation of my husband. He did a lot more moving around and living in various places in the state and traveling from one end of the state to the other. He said Freedom is one of the smaller towns he had ever been to and it's "rural-ish". Definitely a great option if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
It probably isn’t all too surprising to see French Lick in this list. This is a place is known as a great getaway. A lot of couples will visit when they want to get away and spend time together.
Utica is a small town with a population of less than 700 people. One thing you're going to notice is a lot of the towns and cities in this list. This one is considered to be a hidden gem.
I am aware that the picture is not the prettiest choice. This is such a small town and such a well-hidden gem that it's actually pretty hard to find pictures of it.
I am aware that the picture is not the prettiest choice. This is such a small town and such a well-hidden gem that it's actually pretty hard to find pictures of it.
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Wolcott is a beautiful town when you're looking for a quiet getaway. It's known for being a "small town oasis". Everything is within walking distance of your front porch.
Friendship is a beautiful town in southern Indiana. I have actually included this one in the list because it has been suggested in the comments of previous articles as a small, beautiful, and comfortable town to live in.
Albion is home to Chain O'Lakes State Park which is the reason it was included on this list. This town is a paradise for boaters and anyone who enjoys spending time hiking or camping. Beautiful wildflowers can be viewed almost year round. Albion is a great place to go if you're looking to get away for a while.
Can you think of any other towns or cities I should have included in this list? Please share them with me in the comments below!
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