Fall Color

The Peak of the Leaves in Brown County

by jnewton October 14, 2011

Brown County has long been known for its beautiful Fall foliage and the wonderful picturesque outlooks you can find all over the county. With 170,000 acres of forest in the county, you can see plenty of reds, golds, oranges, and still some greens spread out. While some trees have already completely changed, there are still [...]

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2011 Leaf Cams – Watch the Color!

by artourism October 13, 2011

Hankering to see the leaves change? Check out these 2011 leaf cams: Spring Mill State Park, Mitchell Brown County State Park Harrison County, Corydon Purdue University Know of another leaf cam that didn’t make the list? Add it via the comments section.

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Uncork a Bottle of Indiana

by mmenor October 13, 2011

As the weather cools off in Indianapolis the fall colors start to emerge. The first of fall and crisp weather has a habit of creating a sense of adventure; there’s never been a better time to get outside and explore an unfamiliar piece of Indiana. At the Lanthier Winery – located in Madison Indiana Historic [...]

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Fall is a Time for ALL the Senses

by IDNR October 13, 2011

Indiana Tourism welcomes today’s guest blogger, Ginger Murphy: Ginger Murphy is Assistant Director for Stewardship for Indiana State Parks and Reservoirs. During her 25 years with DNR she has also worked as an interpretive naturalist at the Upper Wabash Reservoirs (Salamonie, Mississinewa and Roush Lakes) and as Chief of Interpretation. Birding and hiking top her [...]

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Peak Color Yet?

by IDNR October 12, 2011

Indiana Tourism welcomes today’s guest blogger, Tim Cordell: Tim Cordell is an interpretive naturalist at Potato Creek State Park. He has worked for DNR since 1978 at Potato Creek, McCormick’s Creek and Spring Mill State Parks. Tim plays an active role in the park’s resource management as well as running the nature center and park [...]

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Local Jewelry Makes Great Fall Gift

by mcouch October 8, 2011

In past relationships, finding the perfect gift for birthdays, Christmas, or just because presents was always one of the more challenging aspects of the relationship. I must admit that my first thoughts about gifts were grossly stereotypical and that only after realizing that every other guy in the world had thought about getting her a [...]

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The Fruits of Fall

by IDNR October 7, 2011

ndiana Tourism welcomes today’s guest blogger, Dana Gehlhausen: Dana Gehlhausen is an Interpretive Naturalist at Patoka Lake for Indiana State Parks and Reservoirs. Dana studied Wildlife Biology at Ball State University and has worked at Patoka Lake since 2006, where she started as an intern. She always enjoys time spent outdoors, and a few of [...]

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Fall Color – It’s All About the View

by IDNR October 7, 2011

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Finding the Perfect Pumpkin

by jstringer October 6, 2011

Searching for the perfect pumpkin is one of the best rituals of the fall season. Granted, pumpkins seem to look alike, but any kid will tell you they know when they’ve found just the right one. Kids (and kids at heart), will love looking for “the one” at Stonycreek Farm in Noblesville, Indiana. Their Annual [...]

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