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Brown County State Park - Indiana's largest state park with nearly 20 miles of roads and numerous scenic vistas. Comfortable accommodations at the rustic Abe Martin Lodge, large campgrounds, hiking trails, interpretive services, and extensive horse riding facilities are some of the things that make Brown County State Park popular year-round. Also Nominated: Lincoln Land - The rolling hills and shady forest of what is now Lincoln State Park was once the area where President Abraham Lincoln grew up. The Lincoln story is told in grand style drama in a 1,500 seat, covered outdoor amphitheatre each summer. Lincoln is a must for school groups who can combine history with the outdoors for an outstanding educational experience. Spring Mill State Park - Spring Mill abounds in endless opportunities for recreation! The restored pioneer village is a delight as you travel through time to the early 1800s. Turkey Run State Park - You'll marvel at the natural geologic wonders of this beautiful park as you hike along its famous trails. Nestled along State Road 47 southwest of Crawfordsville, you'll want to explore the deep, sandstone ravines and walk along the stands of aged forests, and enjoy the scenic views along Sugar Creek. Versailles State Park - Take a drive through the beautiful rolling hills of southeastern Indiana with Versailles State Park as your destination. Relax while fishing on the 230-acre lake where you can rent a paddleboat, rowboat or canoe. Bring your bicycle and pedal the nearby 27-mile Hoosier Hills Bicycle Route or wander the area. Angel Mounds - Angel Mounds State Historic Site describes a prehistoric Mississippian Indian culture that inhabited the area from 1100-1450 A.D. Annual events include native American Days in September, a spring Kite Festival and summer day camps for children. Cataract Falls - The largest falls in Indiana nestled in the scenic hills of Owen County. Clark County Henryville McCormick's Creek - Unique limestone formations and scenic waterfalls are some of the beautiful highlights at Indiana's first state park. Hike through the thick wooded area or roam leisurely through the magnificent canyon surrounded by high cliffs. You'll notice the well-manicured grounds which were planted by the original owner and are being preserved to sustain the tranquil environment he created. Shakamak - Three man-made lakes offer 400 acres of water for fishing and boating while a new family aquatic center provides swimming fun. |
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