Who knew the Hoosier State was full of so many sacred attractions? Learn more about the ancient history of our amazing state on this abandoned village hike in Indiana. Nature lovers can't resist a day roaming these trails. Scroll on for more details.

Mounds State Park straddles the line between northern and central Indiana. It aims to preserve ancient Native American ceremonial mounds believed to have been constructed by the Adena-Hopewell people around 160 B.C.

To find these mounds, guests will have to take this abandoned village hike. This incredible state park actually has several paths to choose from, which take you past multiple mounds.

The first trail is just one mile long and passes four prehistoric mounds, including the most famous one, which is known as the Great Mound. There are also 20 different tree species, marked for your arbor hunting experience on this path.

A second more rugged trail also takes you by the Great Mound but cuts by a spring-fed creek. It is just .7 miles but also provides stairs to the White River and access to another trail.

The Great Mound is a circular tomb with valleys in between it and the other mounds. It is about 394 feet across, 63 feet wide at its base, and nine feet tall.

Many of the paths found along this abandoned village hike are interconnecting. In total, there are 10 earthworks to discover as you explore.

The main trail at this state park is a 2.5-mile path with hills that begins at the main gate and follows the boundary of the park. It provides scenic views of the river and limestone bluffs as well as the perfect opportunities to see wildlife and wildflowers.

There is also a .4-mile trail that begins at the campground and is great for overnight guests. You will also find a moderate, mile-long trail near the picnic area that is known for the best views of wildlife and many bird species.

There are all sorts of terrains and fantastic natural wonders along this abandoned village hike. History and nature lovers of all skills levels will love it here.

Other attractions at Mounds State Park include a Nature Center and gift shop that are open daily. Here guests can meet for guided hikes and interpretive programs, which are offered each weekend.

This state park is home to some of the most fascinating historic landmarks in Indiana. Mounds State Park is open daily between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., and you can learn more about it on its Facebook page or the Indiana Department of Natural Resource's website.

Address: 4306 Mounds Road, Anderson, IN 46017

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