Indiana covered bridges

Discover seven fall-tastic covered bridges in Indiana that you won't want to miss. Check out the views around these spots this time of year.

Did you know that there are almost 100 covered bridges in Indiana? Check this list to see how many you've visited.

From food to covered bridges, there are so many things that make Indiana unique. We’ve come up with a list of things to do and see in Indiana that you can’t find anywhere else. Every Hoosier should put these uniquely Indiana attractions on their Bucket List! This list was part of The 20 IN 20. Even

A great way to enjoy Brown County while social distancing.

Bridge lovers rejoice! This Indiana covered bridge isn't just the longest one in the state. It's the longest one in the country!

Earlier this fall, my friend Michelle and I set out on a road trip to tour several covered bridges and visit Shades and Turkey Run State Park in Indiana. Parke County, Indiana is known as the Cover…

The Spencerville Covered Bridge was built in 1873. A Smith Trust Patent bridge, this structure is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. I hadn’t planned on sightseeing on my way home to Ohio

Hiking at Brown County State Park, shopping in Nashville, and learning about the area's artistic heritage at T.C. Steele State Historic Site are just a few of the highlights of Brown County. Check out our recommendations for what to do, where to eat and where to stay.

Things to do in Parke County Indiana. Shopping, restaurants, inns, hotels, motels, sightseeing, covered bridges. The Covered Bridge Capital of the world. Home to Indiana's Largest Festival, the Parke County Covered Bridge Festival. Midwest places to visit. Home to Turkey Run State Park, Shades State Park, Raccoon SRA, Rockville lake and more. 31 historic Covered Bridges and large Amish population.

Thirty-one covered bridges punctuate Parke County, Indiana's landscape like the miniature buildings in a model train set. Here, 55 miles west of Indianapolis in the Wabash River Valley, you'll find the nation's highest concentration of covered bridges. Stop by the visitors center in Rockville, pick up maps and set out on a self-guided trip through time. In October, tour buses roll in for the half-century-old Covered Bridge Festival.