Hidden in Fort Wayne, Indiana, behind a little place known as Life Bridge Church, there’s a trailhead that leads to awe-inspiring sights that, somehow, I haven’t yet covered – but I intend to remedy that today. This trailhead is the start of a unique hike in Indiana that’s become much-beloved amongst the locals. Honestly, the views and the meadows you’ll wander through make this hike worthy of a day trip for – perhaps you’ll agree! Come on out to the Pufferbelly Trail, an amazing Indiana hiking trail with meadows, a covered bridge, and oh so much chill. 

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For more information about the Pufferbelly Trail and all the things to look forward to on this unique hike in Indiana, be sure to visit its official AllTrails listing. If you’re anything like me and you want to take your hiking game to 11, you might want to check out AllTrails Plus. I’m not sure how I ever hiked without it!

What are your favorite low-key hikes in Indiana? Let me know!

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