10 Easy And Beautiful Spring Hikes Everyone In Indiana Will Love

It's flying by fast, but that transitional season we call spring is finally here and there's much to be done in this great state before it ends! These are the best spring hikes in Indiana that belong on your bucket list The trails in this list have easy portions that anyone can enjoy, immaculate views, and relaxing atmospheres you'll never want to be without. Scroll on for more information! See why we think these are among the best hikes in Indiana:

One of the longest trails in Indiana, this path winds through 58 miles of some of Southern Indiana's best lakes and forestry. Like any long trail, you don't have to hike the whole thing to enjoy it. Hiking all of it requires an advanced level of hiking, but tackling a small portion is doable for anyone. Find a good entrance point at Deam Lake Recreational Area.

Hiking doesn't have to mean treebathing. Indiana is full of wonderful and unique places to walk, run, and bike, and this is no exception. The Big Four Bridge is a 2,525-foot bridge that is a former railroad truss crossing that goes right over the Ohio River in Jeffersonville to connect to Louisville, Kentucky.

Folks around Indy love this 2.7-mile loop trail that takes you past the creek and some of the most gorgeous scenery in the state. It is located within Fort Harrison State Park.

As part of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, this is the sandiest of spring hikes you should take in our fabulous state. You definitely want to try this out earlier in the year before it gets so hot that the place is like a desert. Start at the trailhead located at 1215 Indiana 49, Porter, Indiana, to make your way across the dunes to Lake Michigan.

Also known as Trail 5 at the Miami State Recreation Area, this 2.5-mile trail leads to a hidden lake you don't want to miss. Little-known and underrated, this unique trail is a true gem!

Don't let the name and reputation of these hiking trails intimidate you. Just like any path, you can turn around and go back whenever you please. Bikers and hikers will find enjoyment anywhere along both the northern and southern portions of this epic trail that passes through America's Crossroads. This is one of the best hikes in Indiana... among other places.

Located within Eagle Creek Park, this long trail doesn't have to be done all at once. It's mostly flat and easy for anyone to do and is the best place to feel like you're in the middle of nowhere. Spanning just over five miles and taking visitors past local trees and wildlife, this trail is not to be missed.

Nearly 600 acres in total, this wondrous hike known as the Canyon Hike at Pine Hills Nature Preserve takes you past ridges, sandstone bluffs, cliffs, and more. You'd never expect to find a place like this in Indiana, and we guarantee, you'll never want to leave.

Nestled along the Ohio River, Trail 5 at Clifty Falls State Park takes hikers through an old railroad tunnel from the 1850s. It was actually never completed, but an opening still exists for visitors to pass through. Discover waterfalls, caves, creeks, and more on this incredible nature hike.

Located within the Hoosier National Forest is a 4.9-mile trail that will take you on one of the best spring hikes you'll ever find. Guests spot wildlife, creeks, and various native trees along this path which is perfect for all skill levels. Find it in Bloomington near the Charles C. Deam Wilderness Area.

As a bonus, check out this unbelievably amazing secret garden hike in Indiana that is like a real-life fairytale. Planning to make a whole trip out of one or more of these trails? Then you can't miss our epic hiking trip packing list so you don't miss a thing.

Which of these spring hikes in Indiana are you most looking forward to trying? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!