Arguably, Indiana’s most famous contribution to American cuisine is the breaded pork tenderloin. Now found in restaurants (and fairs) of all kinds across the Hoosier state, legend has it that the tenderloin’s origins trace back to a single restaurant in Huntington. Not only was it the historic…
Read MoreNew legislation signed on February 15, 2019 approves the official change in name of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, creating Indiana's first National Park, Indiana Dunes National Park! The seventh most visited property in the National Park Service, America's newest national park is among the most…
Read MoreStairs can be tiring to climb, but they can also be absolutely beautiful to look at. We've compiled a list of 15 staircases throughout the Hoosier state that provide a unique climb and a photo-worthy visual just begging for a spot in your Instagram feed. Lanier Mansion State Historic Site -…
Read MoreThe atrium at West Baden Springs Hotel. One of my favorite places to visit and stay in Indiana is the West Baden Springs Hotel in Orange County. While the nearby French Lick Springs Hotel draws visitors for their splendid casino and restaurant scene, I’m drawn to the historic architecture…
Read MoreFrom time to time, we ask our readers to help up choose which destinations are the Best of Indiana. In 2018, we held voting for Indiana's most Instagram-friendly places in the state. With 50 destinations to choose from, our readers submitted over 38,000 votes and narrowed the list down to a top 10…
Read MoreIndiana has a strong and lasting tradition of architecturally significant historic courthouses, surrounded by vibrant town squares. Of Indiana’s 92 counties, most county seats in our state retain an historic courthouse as a central feature of their downtown districts. My favorite is the Orange…
Read MoreThe World's Largest Ball of Paint? A giant peach? Bizarre and fascinating, Indiana's roadside attractions provide the ultimate spot for selfies and group photos. We have a great list of Indiana roadside attractions for you to seek and find around the Hoosier State. The car culture of the 20th…
Read MoreThe Angel Mounds State Historic Site is a must see for all Hoosiers. Just east of Evansville, the Angel Mounds is one of Indiana’s best preserved Native American village sites, with a history stretching back about 1,000 years. Angel Mounds Around the year 1000 AD, a group of Native Americans…
Read MoreThis small community in Randolph County is a charming small town, with a great historic main street. It is the essence of a rural Indiana town and features a popular 50s-style diner known for tenderloins, burgers, ice cream and old-fashioned "green river" sodas. Farmland, Indiana I recently made…
Read MoreWhooooosh! Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Whoaaaa! You'll hear those sounds a lot at Pokagon State Park's historic toboggan run that's up and running in northeastern Indiana's Steuben County. What's a toboggan? It's a flat, wooden sled with a curled front end. Pokagon's toboggans can hold up to four…
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