Indiana’s Grand Canyon Of The Midwest Looks Even More Spectacular In the Winter
Turkey Run State Park in beautiful Marshall, Indiana, has been called the “Grand Canyon of the Midwest” by folks who love to visit in the summer, but did you know that when winter comes around, this park becomes something of a magical, snowy wonderland?
Spellbinding hemlock groves have a very special majesty about them when they're dusted with snow.
Waterfalls become icicles in the midst of freezing temperatures.
There's something for everyone here, whether your favorite thing to do is hiking, horseback riding, camping, or checking out historic sites.
Guests who would like to camp at the park can, whether they prefer the more primitive camping sites at the campground or the more luxurious rooms at Turkey Run Inn.
Park hours are from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day, but we feel like that might just not be enough time to get through everything.
For more information about this gorgeous winter wonderland, including current entry fees and any adjusted hours, visit their website here.
Have you ever explored a state park during wintertime? What was it like? Tell us your stories in the comments!
Address: 8121 Park Road, Marshall, IN, USA
