- 1701 N. Main Street
Home to the Evansville Otters of the Independent Frontier League, Bosse Field opened in 1915 and was the first municipally owned sports facility in the United States. Whether you’re a sports fan or a history buff, this over-a-century-old structure from America’s favorite pastime is a must-see!
- 1801 IN-46
The largest state park in Indiana boasts exceptional fall color. Hiking, swimming, bridle trails Bring your own horse, mountain bike trails, and saddlebags with escorted rides.
Discover how a small Midwestern city became a "modern architecture mecca"! The Columbus Architecture Tour includes over thirty significant structures and works of art in the city to learn about.
- 2605 N Cataract Rd
Also, not too far off from I-70 is the largest waterfall in the state, Cataract Falls! Take a short hike to view the beautiful scenery, and be sure to stop at the General Store that's right nearby and has something for everyone.
- 2221 Clifty Drive
Situated high above the Ohio River near Madison, Clifty Falls State Park provides breathtaking views, not just of the river but also of the many waterfalls for which it’s named. Depending on the season, the falls vary from roaring plunges to delicate mists. The stony bed of the creek has fossil…
- 8670 West State Road 56
French Lick Resort is made up of two opulent hotels - French Lick Springs and West Baden Springs. Both have been beautifully and carefully restored to their original grandeur, yet are completely welcoming to today's travelers. French Lick Resort is full of fun with a casino, world-class golf…
- 76 S Lake Rd N
This family-run enterprise is a labor of love that involves an idyllic 36-acre farm in Scottsburg, Ind. just west of I-65 in the shadow of the water tower.
- 401 N Arthur St.
Historic New Harmony, is a small rivertown with a really interesting history involving two early American Utopian societies who tried at different times to establish model communities. Today visitors can walk the labyrinths, see the roofless church, visit art galleries and browse local shops. Also…
- 452 East Christmas Boulevard
Holiday World & Splashin' Safari is known for its friendly staff, clean park, and great value. Enjoy free soft drinks, free sunscreen, free parking, and free Wi-fi.
- 203 S Cherry St, Huntingburg
Built in 1894 and renovated in the early 1990s, this historical stadium served as home field for the Rockford Peaches in the filming of the hit motion picture, “A League of Their Own,” featuring Tom Hanks and Geena Davis. Original advertisements from the film still remain along the outfield fence…
- 722 Albright Ln.
Just outside of Shoals, the sandstone’ Jug Rock’ is the largest tea-table rock formation east of the Mississippi River. Don’t worry about it tipping over, as it has stood tall and proud for approximately 300 million years! Jug Rock is preserved in the Jug Rock Nature Preserve, with a small parking…
- 250 McCormick Creek Park Rd
McCormick's Creek State Park is Indiana’s oldest state park. Here you can explore the spectacular limestone canyon and scenic waterfalls. This beautiful location also has trails that feature diverse forest trees, spicebush, native wildflowers, and Wolf Cave Nature Preserve. You can stay overnight at…
- 1545 Mesker Park Drive
Situated on 45 acres of rolling hills on Evansville’s northwest side, Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden is home to hundreds of animals from around the globe. Their mission is to foster the preservation of the Earth’s diverse species and living systems through an active role in education and…
- 4850 State Hwy 446
Bloomington is known for water fun, and Monroe Lake is the main reason why. It's the largest inland lake in Indiana, giving plenty of room to find a quiet fishing cove or to make tons of waves. There's a swimming beach on the west side of Monroe Lake at Fairfax State Recreation Area, also home to…
- 7900 W Co Rd 1025 S
Otis the Sasquatch brings a fun sense of mystery and adventure to French Lick, making him a must‑see for visitors of all ages. Whether you're exploring local attractions or wandering through town, spotting Otis adds a playful twist to your trip and sparks the imagination. He’s a charming reminder…
- 2991 N Dillard Rd,
Patoka Lake is the second-largest reservoir in Indiana with 8,800 acres and one of its best examples of lake ecology. Species that call Patoka Lake home include freshwater jellyfish, bald eagle nesting sites, and river otters. Rolling topography and heavily wooded areas around the property are…
- 100 E Vaughn Dr
- (812) 701-1155
Experience the only boat tours of the Ohio River and Kentucky River. 4 different tours to choose from. The 155 mile 2 Day Kentucky River Adventure is round trip from Madison Indiana to Frankfort Kentucky. Pass through 4 dams/locks built in 1838, spot Bald Eagles and explore the river of Daniel…
- 6265 W. State Road 48
Located near Jasonville, Shakamak State Park is known for its great fishing as it’s home to three serene lakes. There’s also a large area for outdoor games, as well as campsites, cabins and hiking trails.
- 3333 State Road 60 E
In addition to the hiking you’d expect, Spring Mill State Park in Mitchell also has a pioneer village with grist and sawmill as well as a memorial to Hoosier astronaut Virgil I. “Gus” Grissom. You can also take a boat tour through Twin Caves. With so much to do, it’s good you can stay overnight in…
- County Rd 480 E.
The Tulip Trestle, a spectacular railroad bridge, was built in 1906 to haul coal out of Greene County. It was the largest trestle in the United States and third-largest in the world at one point. Visitors can experience the massive structure from below by walking along the stream or driving past the…
- 4229 US-150
Go on a guided trail ride and enjoy over 30 miles of scenic trails on 1,100 rolling acres. Experience the thrill of a 4,000-foot-canopy zipline tour, hiking, biking, horseback riding and encounter exotic animals including Elephants, Giraffes, and Kangaroos!
