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ANDERSON MADISON COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU From festivals, museums, hiking, and theatre to shopping, racing, and a casino, both Anderson and Madison County have something for everyone all year long. X

(G-8) Anderson

VisitAndersonMadisonCounty.com

6335 S Scatterfield Rd. 800.533.6569

VINCENNES/KNOX COUNTY VISITORS & TOURISM BUREAUVincennes is an ideal getaway for history enthusiasts. Tour our showcase of historic sites and the Red Skelton Museum, farm markets, shops and eateries.

(M-3) Vincennes

visitvincennes.org

779 S Sixth St. 812.886.0400

VISIT MORGAN COUNTY IN Get out of the city! Visit family farms, forest trails, unique shops, artist studios, an historic observatory, old-fashioned candy shop and fun festivals. X

(J-6) Martinsville

visitmorgancountyin.com

109 E Morgan St. 765.346.5611

VISIT LAFAYETTE–WEST LAFAYETTEVisitors center, lodging availability, brochures, maps, coupons, packages. Meeting, convention and sports event planning, group tours, itineraries. X

(F-5) Lafayette

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301 Frontage Rd. 800.872.6648

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33 Bloomington 1500 N. Packinghouse Rd., Ste. 200 Monroe 1.800.423.128624 Bremen 1425 Miami Trail (US 6) Marshall 1.800.552.2959

35 Evansville 19411 Highway 41 North (I-64, Exit 25) Vanderburgh 1.800.852.3970

52 Indianapolis 8620 E. 21st St. (I-70, Exit 91) Marion 1.800.582.8440

34 Jasper 2209 Newton St. (US 231) Dubois 1.800.742.7475

13 Lowell 1550 E. 181st Ave. (I-65, Exit 240) Lake 1.800.522.891714 Lafayette 5921 SR 43 North (I-65, Exit 178) Tippecanoe 1.800.382.7537

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22 Fort Wayne 5811 Ellison Rd. (I-69 & US 24) Allen 1.800.552.0976

16 Peru 1451 N. Eel River Cemetery Rd. (US 31) Miami 1.800.382.068921 Toll Road 52422 CR 17, Bristol (Toll Road, Exit 96) Elkhart 1.800.421.4912

42 Versailles 902 S. Adams St. (US 421) 1.800.566.6704Ripley

51 Pendleton 9022 S. SR 67 1.800.527.4752Madison

53 Putnamville 1927 W. US 40, Greencastle 1.800.225.8576Putnam

45 Sellersburg Clark 1.800.872.67438014 Highway 311 (I-65, Exit 9)

NOBLE COUNTY CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAUGreat Indiana Golf, perfumery, Black Pine Sanctuary, wineries, B&Bs, Moose Lake resort, museums, Chain O’Lakes park, Gene Stratton-Porter site, trails. X

(B-9) Rome City

visitnoblecounty.com

8983 N 350 E 260.854.2115

BENJAMIN HARRISON PRESIDENTIAL SITENational Historic Landmark showcases the legacy of America’s Hoosier President through tours and museum exhibits at his stunningly restored home. Adm. Chg. X

(H-7) Indianapolis

PresidentBenjaminHarrison.org

1230 N Delaware St. 317.631.1888

INDIANA WELCOME CENTERLocated 3 miles east of the IN/IL border off I-80/94 at Kennedy Ave. Clean restrooms, RV parking, pet exercise area, tourist information and souvenir gift shop. X

(B-3) Hammondalongthesouthshore.com

7770 Corinne Dr. 219.989.7979

HANCOCK COUNTY TOURISM AND VISITOR CENTERJust 20 minutes east of downtown Indy. James Whitcomb Riley Boyhood Home, arts, events, entertainment, history, festivals, golf, antiques, lodging. X

(H-8) Greenfield

visitinhancock.org

119 W North St. 317.477.8687

HISTORIC CORYDON AND HARRISON COUNTYHome to unique history, the region’s best caves, outdoor activities, wineries, shopping, artists, Caesars Southern Indiana, and much more. X

(N-7) Corydon

thisisindiana.org

310 N Elm St. 888.738.2137

VISIT MONTGOMERY COUNTY History told in array of museums & historic sites. Shops and galleries. Theater, brewery, covered bridges, canoeing, ziplining, hiking, fishing and golf. X

(G-5) Crawfordsville

visitmoco.com

101 W Main St. 800.866.3973

WHITEWATER VALLEY RAILROADRelaxing scenic railroad provides a variety of educational and entertaining train excursions and special events, including trips to historic Metamora. Adm. Chg.

(H-10) Connersville

whitewatervalleyrr.org

455 Market St. 765.825.2054

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CVBTERRE HAUTE CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAUVisitor Center just off exit 11 from I-70. Tour the Indiana Association Track and Cross Country Coaches Hall of Fame Museum. Attractions and lodging info. X

(J-3) Terre Haute

terrehaute.com

5353 E Margaret Dr. 800.366.3043

SWITZERLAND COUNTY TOURISMExperience the great outdoors of rural Indiana in Switzerland County! We offer wonderful history, shopping, and cuisine. X

(M-10) Vevay

switzcotourism.com

128 W Main St. 812.427.3237

MARENGO CAVE & FAMILY FUN PARKMarengo Cave, Indiana’s #1 natural attraction, is also a family fun destination with walking tours, gem mining, mega maze, cabins and more. Open year-round. Adm. Chg.

(N-6) Marengo

marengocave.com

400 E S.R. 64 812.365.2705

INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

INDOT.IN.gov • 855.463.6848

HISTORIC MADISONOverflowing with shops, galleries, restaurants, B&Bs, wineries, historic sites, events and home to Clifty Falls State Park. Located along the Ohio River. X

(L-9) Madison

visitmadison.org

601 W First St. 800.559.2956

VISIT WARRICKLocated on the Ohio River, Warrick County offers abundant shopping, dining and museums as well as hunting, fishing hiking, golf and ATV trails. X

(O-4) Boonville

visitwarrick.com

224 W Main, Ste 203 812.802.9235

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BURGERS AND DOGS TRAIL Triple XXX Family Restaurant in West Lafayette is a “Must Dining Experience” on the Burgers and Dogs Trail. 100% sirloin burgers and Triple XXX Rootbeer. 765.743.5373 triplexxxfamilyrestaurant.com

THE GARFIELD TRAIL Visit over a dozen fun and unique statues of America’s favorite fat cat! Great family photo ops with every 5-foot-tall Garfield. 765.668.5435followthefatcat.com

HIGHWAY 41 HISTORY TRAIL SW Indiana has a History Trail from Evansville to Princeton to Vincennes (oldest Indiana city) to Sullivan to Terre Haute. Brochures at their visitor centers.

INDIANA CAVE TRAIL Experience Indiana’s four unique show caves on the Indiana Cave Trail. Educational & fun! Explore all four and receive our special award. Adm. Chg.IndianaCaveTrail.com

INDIANA WINE TRAILS Explore nearly 100 Indiana wineries by exploring an Indiana wine trail. Join us as we adventure along Indiana’s Wine Trails! 765.496.3842 • indianawines.org

INDY WINE TRAIL Visit five award-winning wineries near downtown Indianapolis! You’ll experience a variety of dynamic settings and wine styles. Visit all five to receive a free gift! 317.636.4516 • indywinetrail.com

MARSHALL COUNTY BARN QUILT TRAIL Travel the Marshall County Barn Quilt Trail which features 75 murals painted in a variety of patterns on barns, homes and community buildings. 800.626.5353VisitMarshallCounty.org

PETE DYE GOLF TRAIL Saluting the legacy of the game’s master architect. Pete Dye is one of the most influential golf course designers in the world and Indiana is his home. Seven unique Pete Dye courses are now a special Indiana experience for golfers to enjoy. PeteDyeGolfTrail.com

TENDERLOIN TRAIL - HAMILTON COUNTY Dine along the Tenderloin Trail™. Don’t miss Tenderloin Tuesdays™ in July. Each Tuesday, restaurants offer special deals on the Hoosier delicacy. TenderloinTrail.com

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ABOUT THE COVER: Stroll, fish or canoe along the Little Blue River in Shelby County. The Blue River Trail System connects to Blue River Memorial Park, Kennedy Park, and Sunset Park in Shelbyville. Check out its historic downtown, where you can find local businesses and shops.

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Indiana Scenic BywaysIndiana Scenic BywaysTravel along Indiana Byways! These specially designated roadways offer unique scenic beauty, history, culture or recreational experience and are designated on the map with a thick green line.

HISTORIC MICHIGAN ROAD SCENIC BYWAY One of Indiana’s earliest highways, connecting the Ohio River to Indianapolis to Lake Michigan, and opening the state to commerce and settlement. historicmichiganroad.org

HISTORIC NATIONAL ROAD Highway 40 crosses Indiana from east to west from Richmond to Terre Haute, spanning approximately 155 miles. indiananationalroad.org

INDIANA HISTORIC PATHWAYS Joins the lower historic Ohio Valley to the Mississippi Valley, along US 50 from Lawrenceburg to Vincennes and US 150 from Clarksville to Vincennes.indianashistoricpathways.org

INDIANA LINCOLN HIGHWAY The nation’s first transcontinental highway was a route from New York City to San Francisco. The Indiana portion included South Bend when built in 1913 and re-routed in 1928 through Warsaw. indianalincolnhighway.org

OHIO RIVER SCENIC BYWAYSpans 13 counties for more than 300 miles, connecting State Parks, prehistoric burial mounds, State Historic Sites, Civil War monuments, and more. ohioriverbyway.com

WABASH RIVER SCENIC BYWAY Follows along the Wabash River in western Indiana and features natural and historic sites. wabashriver.net

WHITEWATER CANAL SCENIC BYWAY Follows the Historic Whitewater Canal from Hagerstown to Lawrenceburg. It includes the East Fork loop, Oldenburg-Batesville Loop and Dearborn-Ripley Loop. scenicbyways.info/byway/74696.html

1 Adams ............. E-10 2 Allen ................ D-10 3 Bartholomew ..... K-8 4 Benton............... E-4 5 Blackford........... E-9 6 Boone ................ G-6 7 Brown ................ K-7 8 Carroll ............... E-6 9 Cass .................. E-610 Clark .................M-811 Clay .................... J-412 Clinton ...............F-613 Crawford ........... N-614 Daviess .............M-415 Dearborn ......... K-1016 Decatur ............. K-917 DeKalb............. C-1018 Delaware ............F-919 Dubois .............. .N-520 Elkhart ............. .B-721 Fayette ............. .H-922 Floyd................. .N-823 Fountain ............ G-324 Franklin ............ J-1025 Fulton ................ D-6

26 Gibson .............. .N-327 Grant ................ .E-828 Greene ............... K-429 Hamilton ........... G-730 Hancock ............ H-831 Harrison ........... .N-732 Hendricks .......... H-633 Henry ................. G-934 Howard ...............F-735 Huntington ........ D-936 Jackson ..............L-737 Jasper............... .D-438 Jay ....................F-1039 Jefferson.............L-940 Jennings .............L-841 Johnson ............. .J-742 Knox ..................M-443 Kosciusko .......... C-744 LaGrange........... B-945 Lake ................. .B-446 LaPorte .............. B-547 Lawrence ............L-6

48 Madison ............ G-849 Marion .............. .H-750 Marshall ........... .C-651 Martin ...............M-552 Miami ............... .D-753 Monroe .............. K-654 Montgomery....... G-555 Morgan .............. .J-656 Newton .............. D-357 Noble ................ .C-958 Ohio..................L-1059 Orange ..............M-660 Owen ................ .K-561 Parke ................ .H-462 Perry ................. .O-563 Pike .................. .N-464 Porter ............... .B-4

65 Posey ................. O-266 Pulaski ............. .D-567 Putnam ............. H-568 Randolph......... G-1069 Ripley ................ K-970 Rush.................. H-971 St. Joseph .......... B-672 Scott..................M-873 Shelby .............. .H-874 Spencer ............ .O-575 Starke................ C-676 Steuben. .......... B-10

77 Sullivan ............. K-378 Switzerland ......L-1079 Tippecanoe .........F-580 Tipton .................F-781 Union.............. .H-1082 Vanderburgh ..... O-383 Vermillion .......... H-384 Vigo .................... J-385 Wabash ............ .D-886 Warren ................F-4

87 Warrick .............. O-488 Washington .......M-789 Wayne ............. .H-1090 Wells ................. E-991 White ................ .E-592 Whitley .............. D-9