6 Short And Sweet Fall Hikes In Indiana With A Spectacular End View
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Courtney Johnston
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Do you love getting outdoors but don’t love hiking for miles and miles? In the Hoosier state, you don’t have to be a pro to enjoy walking around some of our stunning forests and parks. Try out one of these short and sweet fall hikes for a great walk and amazing view.
This popular state park is absolutely breathtaking in the fall. If you love taking in gorgeous fall foliage, then this easy two mile trail is perfect for you. You'll get to see some of the largest trees in the park along this route. Find it at 1810 State Road 46 East, Nashville, IN 47448.
If you love the beauty of the outdoors and covered bridges, then you'll love this 2.3 trek through this lovely state park. You'll get an awesome view of limestone sinkholes, gorgeous trees, and the Busching Covered Bridge. Find it at 1387 US-50, Versailles, IN 47042.
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This stunning state park is a popular spot for good reason - and it's a great place to view fall foliage. This trail is under 2 miles and allows you to see ravines, walk along ridge tops, and climb up ladders. Check it out at 8121 Park Rd, Marshall, IN 47859.
This lovely park has many beautiful trails, but this 2.5 mile trail offers great views of the gorgeous fall foliage. Enjoy the beautiful colored leaves and trees as you hike through Beech-Maple Woods. Find it at 25601 IN-4, North Liberty, IN 46554.
This beachfront trail is located along the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. You can easily hike, walk, bike, and even push strollers on this beachside, autumnal trail. Enjoy the water, shore, trees, and other fall scenery along this 1.3 mile trail. Find it at Broadway Avenue, Beverly Shores, IN 46301.
This stunning scenery can be found along this quiet, 2.1 mile trail located within the Hoosier National Forest. This hike is great for beginners and offer an easy, peaceful hike. Find it at 6464 Hardin Ridge Rd, Heltonville, IN 47436.
Will you be taking any of these beautiful fall hikes this season? For more fall fun, check out this fall foliage road trip.
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