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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Off the beaten path in the small community of Lagro (population 400), you’ll find a cozy little hideaway in the 950 Speakeasy. Upstairs is a family-friendly eatery, but when you make your way down the stairway, you find this unique, rustic speakeasy overlooking the Wabash River. 950 Speakeasy…
Read MoreFrom beautiful bridges to picturesque views, visitors on foot or bike can experience nature with quick access to two beautiful walkways along the Wabash River. A New Boardwalk The new connector walkway between Terre Haute and West Terre Haute overlooks the Wabashiki Fish and Wildlife Area…
Read MoreA recent stop at the Goose Pond Fish & Wildlife Area Visitor Center turned into a bridge quest! I was stunned to learn that I had never heard of a really cool historic bridge in Southwest Indiana. So off we set to cross the Cannonball Bridge! A Train Song Why hadn’t I heard of Cannonball Bridge…
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 MoreThe Indiana Natural Resources Commission (NRC) recently removed the bald eagle from Indiana’s list of state endangered and special concern species due to evidence of successful recovery. An eagle in Hamilton County. Photo by Steve Gass The recovery of the bald eagle is one of the greatest…
Read MoreFall in Indiana is more than cool mornings and vibrant colors. The Wabash River is still open for business! What better way to spend a Saturday than getting out on the river in a kayak! Most waterways in west-central Indiana are at low levels this time of year. The Wabash River is the perfect…
Read MoreOne of my most favorite small cities in all of Indiana is Attica. If you are unfamiliar, Attica sits southeast of the Wabash River in northern Fountain County, about 40 minutes southwest of Lafayette and an hour and a half northwest of Indianapolis. Like many early Indiana communities, Attica is a…
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