Posted in Indiana
May 21, 2016
Everyone Should Explore These 10 Stunning Places In Indiana At Least Once
Are you looking to get out more this spring or summer? Indiana has a ton of indoor and outdoor marvels that every Hoosier should see at least once. If you’re looking for a good way to spend your weekends, check out these 10 stunning places you need to visit immediately.
We’re aware that these uncertain times are limiting many aspects of life as we all practice social and physical distancing. While we’re continuing to feature destinations that make our state wonderful, we don’t expect or encourage you to go check them out immediately. We believe that supporting local attractions is important now more than ever and we hope our articles inspire your future adventures! And on that note, please nominate your favorite local business that could use some love right now: https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/nominate/
Hoosier National Forest has everything you could ever want from a national park. They have awesome camping (including tent grounds and cabins), exciting walking trails, an amazing beach, and fishing. For a stunning day out exploring nature, you have to stop here, at least once.
Whoever told you Indiana doesn't have good beaches clearly lied. Indiana Beach is an awesome time for anyone. They have an awesome amusement park (complete with water slides), fantastic camping, boating, and a stunning view!
This amazing riverboat casino is an absolute must see! Formerly dubbed the Casino Aztar, this riverboat has amazing restaurants, shops, and amenities to spare. Even if you aren't big on gambling, you'll fall in love with this awesome vessel.
I'm sure we all agree that candy is pretty magical, which is why the Albanese Candy Factory is such a stunning site. Explore candy, miles long, including a decadent chocolate fountain and huge assortments of fresh chocolates and candies.
Editor's Note: Wyandotte Caves are temporarily closed.
Wyandotte Caves are two limestone caves that are quite popular in southern Indiana. Prepare to see some visually stunning sites, including small wildlife, like salamanders and bats.
Wyandotte Caves are two limestone caves that are quite popular in southern Indiana. Prepare to see some visually stunning sites, including small wildlife, like salamanders and bats.
This gorgeous, underrated park has some stunning views of Lake Michigan. With a neat beach area, a lagoon, pavilion, dunes, and a small island, Marquette Park offers some of the most stunning views in this state.
Nashville is known for its artistic vibe in Indiana and offers some of the most interesting art, design, and nature around. If you've never seen Nashville with your own eyes, you need to swing by this stunning, little place.
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This picturesque vision can be found in Seymour Indiana. Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge is home to bald eagles, river otters, wood ducks, turtles, snakes, birds, and a variety of other animals. The stunning backdrop includes wetlands, grasslands, and forests.
It's hard to say what's more impressive about Oliver Winery; the wine or the view. This perfectly landscaped property offers stunning vineyards, waterfalls, and gorgeous gardens for guests to enjoy.
The gardens at the Indianapolis Museum of Art are a favorite backdrop for photographers. These stunning grounds have amazing examples of art, sculptures, fountains, and gorgeous landscaping and greenery to uncover.
Wow…does this state ever cease to amaze you? How many of these stunning places would you like to see? Think we forgot one? Let us know!
