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This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

To get to the arch (Natural Arch) you need to take the Natural Bridge Trail, and you will have to cross the creek at least 2 times. The path can be a little confusing, but follow the trail signs. The trail is a loop, so you can't get lost.

Once you finish the first trail, you will head back and take the Mill Branch Trail. Almost the entire trail is along the creek, and it will take you to the Devil's Backbone.

Finally, you will follow the trail near the creek at the Devil's Backbone. This will take you to the Mill Branch Cascade. This last trail is somewhat dangerous and difficult to traverse.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

Trail #7 goes all the way around Ogle Lake, and it’s a very beautiful place to visit. During the fall, this park gets very busy, and the lake is the best place for a walk.

This tower has two levels, and you can drive right up to the base. It offers a great view of the park.

Nashville, Indiana is a charming small town, and there are many things to do and plenty of places to visit. If you have the chance, rent a cabin and spend a weekend exploring the town and the park.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

This is the covered bridge and it's iconic in Indiana. There's a hidden trail behind the fence at the end of the walkway. It may say closed, but locals ignore it and use the trail to get to the top of the upper waterfalls.

The upper waterfall is one of the main attractions of this park, and you can even get underneath if you cross the river or if you follow the hidden trail behind the covered bridge. The best time to visit is after a rainy day.

The lower waterfall is another point of interest, and the best way to reach it is hiking. For the best experience, follow the trail by the river.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

Chimney Top Rock is one of Red River Gorge’s most iconic overlooks, featuring a massive sandstone outcrop that provides sweeping views of the surrounding cliffs, forests, and distant ridgelines.

Princess Arch is a beautiful natural sandstone arch in Red River Gorge, known for its elegant shape, easy accessibility, and scenic views of the surrounding woodland landscape.

Half Moon Arch is a unique crescent-shaped sandstone arch in Red River Gorge that offers visitors a peaceful setting and excellent opportunities for photography and exploration.

Friendship Arch is a striking natural sandstone arch in Red River Gorge, admired for its impressive size, rugged beauty, and the scenic forest environment that surrounds it.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

*This area may be closed, but if opened on your next visit, it offers a beautiful view of the waterfall, especially after a rainy days.

This is an interesting rock since it's shaped like a cake slice, and hence its name.

You must use caution and common sense in this area. It's a cliff that offers a beautiful view of the park.

The second largest waterfall in this park. Very beautiful after rainy days.

The third interesting spot in this park.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The Ornithology Center is seasonal and business hours vary. This is a beautiful spot to watch birds, get a beautiful view of the lake, and the Center provides many activities to explore.

To get to Lilly Lake it's necessary to hike across many trails (orange, blue and red), and it's a beautiful area, with wildlife, restrooms, picnic tables, fishing spots, and much more!

To get to Coffer Dam you must walk through the Red & Blue Trail, and it's a beautiful wideopen area where you can fish, watch wildlife, and enjoy a walk in general. You may even see bald eagles!

The Douglas Fir is a massive, 25 ton, ancient tree trunk. It was transported from Oregon to Indiana and donated to the park in 1976. At the time it was cut, the tree was estimated to be over 400 years old!

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

Visit the Pendleton Historical Museum and learn about its history. There are two levels filled with information, and they also host flea markets on some days of the week. Check schedules before visiting.

The waterfall is one of the main attractions of the park, and you can walk through the creek during hot days. You can also go fishing if that is one of your hobbies.

There are several trails, and we recommend the one that runs alongside the creek.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The Observation Trail is the shortest of the 3 trails we recommend, and it has the best views and the best access. You must be very careful when moving from one formation to the other.

The Indian Point Loop is a mostly level trail, but it has many huge rocks, and it is very enjoyable. It is a loop trail, so just walk in one direction.

To get to our third destination, simply follow the trail River to River after the Indian Point Loop. Buzzard's Roost is somewhat far from the parking lot, and it is an area frequently visited by people on horseback. Once you arrive at the spot, you will realize it is well worth it.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The Giant City Nature Trail is the best in the park, as it has all kinds of formations.

The Devil's Standtable Nature Trail has several paths that can be a bit confusing. Be careful when following one that is not marked, as there are ticks.

The Indian Creek Trail has many rock formations.

Nada Tunnel is literally a tunnel. If you are claustrophobic, we recommend that you do not drive through it. It is very easy to have an accident. The tunnel is one-way and is very heavily traveled, so it may take you a long time to get a chance to go through it.

Gray's Arch is an amazing natural formation, but it is about 2.5 miles one way to get there. The trail can be a bit confusing in certain spots, so it is important to have a basic sense of navigation.

To get to Hanson's Point from the previous location (Gray's Arch), it is about another 5.5 miles, so good physical condition and plenty of water are necessary. The trail will be more confusing and more difficult. To reach this point, you need to follow the Rough Trail #221, then turn left onto the Hanson's Point Trail until the end.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The White River Lookout area is beautiful, with easy access to the river, and full of vegetation and wildlife. You can walk into the river, and pick up clams and crayfish.

The Blickman, is a small reserve with access to the river, and easy to access directly o through Holliday Park.

The Nature Center offers many activities for the kids, and even for adults to check out. The perfect place to use the bathroom or take a little break during a hot day.

Rock the Ruins has a beautiful fountain, a little waterpad, an is a very popular area for photoshoots.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The cave is long, and there's an underground river. There are other activities you can do outside, like looking for jems in the sand, o get on their rides. All paid separetely.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The walk to the beach is a little long and tiring, but at this recommended access point, there are fewer people and you are closer to the other destinations we recommend.

To reach Mount Tom, you need to take Trail #8 to Trail #4 on the right. The climb is very tiring and the sand gets hot, so make sure to wear proper footwear and bring plenty to drink.

The Beaver Boardwalk is far from the beach, and to get there you need to return to Trail #8 and continue until you reach Trail #10. Follow Trail #10 until you reach Trail #2, then turn right. It is very tiring to reach this point and the sand gets hot, so make sure to wear proper footwear and bring plenty to drink.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The Shrine Room is an amazing place, hard to imagine from the outside. Besides being amazing, the place can give you feelings of pride and patriotism.

This Auditorium is an interesting place and with a lot of history, usually used to instill patriotism in younger generations.

The museum is located in the bottom floor of the building, and there's a lot of history in display. The exhibitions cover everything from the Independence to the most recent Gulf Wars.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

El main cave tour is between 40-60 min long, and you can buy a package that includes other caves. Unlike other places we've visited, Marengo doesn't have an underground river.

The place offers many activities for kids, but they come at additional cost.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The Creek Canyon Falls are the biggest attraction of this place. The trail is short, however a little hard ever since a tornado caused a lot of damage just a couple years ago.

The Wolf Cave is the second best attraction, however the cave is constantly being closed due to weather conditions, or to the conditions of wildlife inhabiting it.

If you wish to take a break and cool down a little bit before exploring trails further, the Center is a great place to do it.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

Bathrooms and ticket purchases for the Skylift are in the same place. We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

Once you get to the top of the Skylift, either ask how to get to Lookout Point, or simple go to your right, right under the Skylift and follow the trail all the way up to the Lookout Point.

To get to the Natural Bridge, go back the same way you came and right under the Skylift. Follow the trail all the way to the Natural Bridge.

To get to Fat Man's Missery, follow the trail without going back to the Natural Bridge. You will see some stairs. Note that the Fat Man's Missery is a very narrow path between two rocks. Overweighted people will struggle to get through.

To get to Balanced Rock, follow the Sand Gap Trail biefly until you get to the Balanced Rock Trail - Shelltowee NRT #100 split, then turn left. Continue until you find the rock formation.

This is our recommended parking spot. This is the parking spot for the North Trail, and to go to the South Trail you will need to walk along the road.

In the North Trail you'll be able to appreciate the Arch, the number one attraction of this nature Preserve. It's an interesting trail, and you can find beautiful cliffs, creeks and ruins.

In this trail you will see about the same things as in the North Trail, the main difference is there is no Arch.

This is our recommended parking spot.

Here is where Trail #109 begins and you can hike it in around an hour. You can walk around in a circle, since other trails interconnect among them.

This is our recommended parking spot. Some places have multiple parking lots.

We recommend using the restrooms before starting, especially with children.

Turn right. Trail 1 will take you through the most interesting area of the park. Along the way, you’ll explore canyons, cliffs, streams, and much more.The same Trail 1 will also take you to the second point, called the Perspective Point. The path is a little confusing, but when you reach the Trail 1 intersection, turn right and follow the signs.

The same Trail 1 will also take you to the second point, called the Perspective Point. You can make a little stop at the Silver Casade Falls. The path is a little confusing, but when you reach the Trail 1 intersection, turn right and follow the signs.

On your way back from Perspective Point along Trail 1, you’ll arrive at the Hickory Shelter. Here, you’ll turn right and walk to Trail 5. This trail will take you to the river or creek called Sugar Creek. To return, you can use Trail 5 or Trail 4.

After exploring Trails 1 and 5, you’ll need to drive to another parking area. At this parking lot, you’ll find the entrance to the Pine Hills Nature Preserve trail.

Devil's Backbone is a point of interest, but getting there requires a lot of walking and crossing a road, though it is definitely worth it.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

Sky Bridge Arch is a striking natural sandstone arch in the Red River Gorge Geological Area, offering panoramic views of the surrounding forested canyon and allowing visitors to walk both beneath and across the top of the formation.

Buzzard’s Roost is a scenic overlook near the Sky Bridge Picnic Area in Red River Gorge, offering breathtaking views of the Red River valley, rugged sandstone cliffs, and some of the area's most spectacular sunset vistas.

Swift Creek Overlook is a picturesque viewpoint in Red River Gorge that provides sweeping views of the surrounding forested hills, sandstone cliffs, and the winding Swift Creek valley below.

Whistling Arch is a unique natural sandstone arch in Red River Gorge known for the distinctive whistling sound that can occur when wind passes through its opening, creating an interesting geological and acoustic feature.

Eagle’s Nest is a dramatic cliffside overlook in Red River Gorge that rewards hikers with breathtaking panoramic views of the Red River, surrounding sandstone ridges, and the rugged wilderness of the Daniel Boone National Forest.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

Pioneer Village is a true hidden gem in Indiana. The village is full of historic buildings, and on busy days they hold historical reenactments. The main building features exhibits of antique artifacts.

Hamer Cave has been documented for being large, and although access is difficult, we have never been prohibited from approaching it and exploring the entrance.

Donaldson Cave is very large and located several minutes from the village. The hike along Trail 4 (Historic Trail) is more than worth it. Along the way you can find a fruit called pawpaw during the months of September and October.

Drive to the second parking lot. The drive there may be a little confusing since it's a one-way road in some stretches.

Bronson Cave appears to be two caves, and although there are no stairs directly to the entrances, both locals and other visitors can climb down and enter to explore it.

NOTE: Purchase your tickets immediately when you arrive at Spring Mill. The Twin Caves are another major attraction, and you can admire their beauty on a guided boat tour.

This is our recommended parking spot.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

Of all the caves we have explored, the one in Squire Boone is one of the best. The tour is long, an you will be amazed by the rock formations.

The spring mill is a small attraction of the place, and a beautiful spot for pictures.

You can use the paid ziplining service as an additional option.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The Summit Skyride is one of the attractions at the park, and you can enjoy an amazing view. We recommend buying a one-way ticket up and walking down the trail. On busy days, the wait is long and there is nowhere to sit, but it is worth it.

Once you reach the top, you can cool off at the Top of the Mountain Gift Shop and buy souvenirs. The shop also offers beautiful views.

To get to Confederate Hall, you need to follow the Walkup Trail, which leads you directly to the building. Once you reach the bottom, you will be able to see the train passing by. To return to the parking lot, you should take the Cherokee Trail.

This is our recommended parking spot. This particular place doesn't have many close options.

The Thistlethwaite Falls are beautiful, specially after rainy days. There's a faint bad smell coming from the place, but it's worth exploring.

The creek has a fossil bed that you can see, or unearth. Be aware of spiders.

You can follow the trail by the creek all the way to the bridge. To reach it, you must go up on a very inclined trail.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The beach is nice and clean, and depending on the day, it is not very crowded compared to others.

The Inner Lighthouse has an exhibit of artifacts on certain days and hours of the week.

The Outer Lighthouse is a perfect place to take photos and watch an impressive sunset.

This is our recommended parking spot. There are many other options, but this is the best spot to explore the top hiking trails.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The Rocky Hollow Suspension Bridge is something spectacular, and it is one of the park’s main attractions. You can go down to the river and enjoy the refreshing water. I recommend visiting during the rainy season.

Trail #3 is the best of all the trails in the park, and it will take you through canyons, cliffs, green areas, and many other surprising places.

To reach Trail #7, it is necessary to walk through Trail #6. This trail will take you through beautiful views and unique areas near the river.

The Cox Ford Covered Bridge is an interesting point in the park, and you can drive directly to it.

This is the place where we recommend parking. There are many options, but this is the best one for exploring the top attractions.

We recommend using the restrooms before any activity, especially if you are bringing children. The restroom is located inside the Museum.

The Waterfront Pavilion offers a beautiful view of the river with the city in the background. It is next to the zoo, and you can walk along the trail behind the zoo known as Central White River.

The path between the Pavilion and The Rocks has some of the best views of the city of Indianapolis. The Rocks is a very popular place for outdoor activities, and even live music.

To reach the Medal of Honor Memorial, you need to walk on the left side of the canal. If you accidentally take the wrong path, you can cross the bridge next to the fountain.

The Indianapolis Colts playground is somewhat farther away, but it is worth it if you have children or enjoy walking.

This is our recommended parking spot.

We recommend using restrooms before starting activities, specially if you have kids.

The safari in car is self-guided and at your own pace. We recommend you buy enough food to feed the animals. Be careful hen feeding them, since they can be strong and may bite.

There's a little animal park at the end of the safari, and you can stop and feed whatever food you have left. These are farm animals.

The giraffes encounter is free, however you need to buy lettuce to feed them. The encounter with elephants is paid.