Potato Creek State Park, located in North-Central Indiana, is a hidden gem for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. With over 1,800 acres of diverse landscape, from rolling hills to shimmering lakes, the park is a perfect destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life…
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A true nature experience awaits! Fish & Wildlife Areas are hidden gems of nature across Indiana. The properties are managed by the Department of Natural Resources. The 23 Fish & Wildlife Areas across the state have multiple ways to enjoy the outdoors. Put on your walking shoes. Grab a fishing rod…
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Looking for an alternative to spending time in line at the check-out on Black Friday? Give yourself some space and Opt Outside at a DNR property this year. When you “Opt Outside” on Black Friday you’ll get free admission to any DNR property that charges a gate fee on that day and get a bonus check…
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If fresh air is the cure for what ails you, Indiana offers plenty of healing hiking territory to check out across the eastern, western, northern, and southern portions of the state. Whether you’re more of a leisurely fair-weather ambler or a rugged outdoor adventurer, you’ll want to dust off your…
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Fresh snow highlights Indiana’s winter scenery like no other season! For some winter fun, pack up the family or a friend and explore Indiana's backroads on this winter drive! Snowy bridges, rustic barns, and wildlife await everyone who loves cold weather. Drive west toward the Wabash River…
Read MoreWinter is coming. But fear not because there is a ton of winter adventure in Western Indiana that can help you fight the winter blues. Cataract Falls is a great place to start a day of adventure. All seasons have their own beauty here, especially in Winter. Ice covers the Upper and Lower Falls…
Read MoreSpring is in the air, and birds are everywhere! You don’t have to be a professional birdwatcher to enjoy birding. We've compiled a list of 10 species you can spot in Indiana and some tips on getting started with Indiana birdwatching. Can you find all 10? Male Northern Cardinal - Indiana's State Bird…
Read MoreFrom birds and bridges to beautiful barns, you'll find yourself pulling over to take a few pictures of Indiana's rural countryside. When the backroads call, head out and see Indiana’s beauty on a scenic winter drive! An early morning start increases the chances of seeing eagles and other birds…
Read MorePhoto by Brian Horton Celery Bog and Jasper-Pulaski Fish & Wildlife Area offer an amazing array of wildlife viewing. Take a short two-day trip and enjoy bogs, birds, and beauty. Celery Bog Celery Bog in West Lafayette is near the Purdue Campus. The bog is considered a significant wetland by the…
Read MoreExplorers are blessed in Indiana with 32 state parks and lakes, 16 state forests, 1 national forest, 8 state fish hatcheries, one national park (and two national memorials), dozens of state nature preserves and 23 fish and wildlife areas! Whether your interests are birdwatching, hunting, exploring…
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