This is where you go to get away from it all. To shake off your cares with a meandering drive down country roads. To discover communities where people still greet you with a smile and a friendly word. And while we’re chock full of the rural charms you’d expect, you’re also sure to uncover a few pleasant surprises during your stay. Like the fact that we’re home to a stunning golf course designed by a world-renowned golf course designer. Or that you’ll find Indiana’s second-largest natural lake here, circled by an inviting lakeside community.

When you come to Marshall County, you’re not really trying to keep busy. Actually, you’re trying to get away from all that. It’s time to unwind. Kick back. Relax. Discover the shores of Lake Maxinkuckee located in Culver, the “Cape of the Midwest” and home of the prestigious Culver [...]

The Azalea Path Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, a nonprofit and privately-owned facility, is nestled on the Gibson/Pike County border in southwestern Indiana. What began with 15 acres and a few azaleas and perennials in 1979 has grown to include over 60 acres and more than 3,000 azaleas plus a large variety of unusual plants and native Indiana trees. Two spring-fed lakes, a waterfall, a koi pond and several unique sculptures complement the beautifully landscaped trails, which wind throughout the grounds.

Beverly Knight, along with her husband, Steve, became inspired by the gardens she encountered as a driver for UPS and eventually began collecting starts of plants and trees from customers on her routes. Thus began what is now one of the largest collections of azaleas in the Midwest. In 2011, the Azalea Path was honored to host the national convention of the [...]

Discover Indiana’s Farm to Fork experience in the heart of Indiana’s Green Triangle. Come explore our lonely country roads filled with unexpected discoveries. Farmers markets still exist on our historic Main Streets and self-serve orchards and strawberry patches give you the chance to savor the flavors.

Unique museums, vintage architecture, majestic lakes and countryside alive with wildlife, peaceful trails, and fishing to soothe the soul. Explore the nation’s first Tombstone Trail or take a trip down the historic Lincoln Highway.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the preparation of locally grown produce and food. Treat your taste buds to a home-cooked farm feast for small groups. Personalized schedules are available for one day or two-day excursions. Farm to Fork season runs from March to November.

Disconnect and re-connect to the simple life in Noble County.

Noble County Visitors Bureau
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Dubois County hosts family-fun festivals for people of all ages! Plan a weekend getaway that will create memories to remember for a lifetime.

Feel the rhythm and enjoy the sounds of both traditional and Latin jazz near Huntingburg’s Historic 4th Street on April 20. Partake in wine and craft beer sampling as you relax and enjoy live jazz performances by three well-known regional bands. Slammer Jazz from Indianapolis, Indiana is led by Jim VanSlambrook, a multi-talented musician on the vibes, tenor sax, trumpet and flute along with his daughter, Heidi on vocals. Poco Loco from Cincinnati, Ohio is a fun, upbeat, danceable band that plays a mix of Afro-Cuban Jazz, Brazilian Jazz and Jazz originals. The headlining act is the Wade Baker Jazz Collaboration from Dayton, Ohio. A Jasper native, Wade and his band will play new music, plus standard jazz [...]

Switzerland County Indiana is where we have a relaxed way of life with a Swiss twist.

‘Birthplace of American Winemaking’ tradition is alive with award winning Ridge Winery. Soak up the Ohio and create a memory for every time you open a new bottle.

Stay with us at the Schenck Mansion, the rustic Bear Scrap Retreat or the Belterra Resort, Casino & Spa. You’ll make memories that call you from home.

We’ve perfected flavors from the farm, our Great Grandmothers and Chef’s taught in faraway places. Savor peach cobbler, Mo burgers or Steak Collinsworth (Filet, Crab, Asparagus, Béarnaise and Bordelaise). You’ll have a hard time recreating these at home.

We’ve been known to pay for your visit. Our gaming tables and slots take you to river times that would be familiar to ‘Gentleman Jim’.

Make us your adventures.

Discover Indiana’s Farm to Fork experience in the heart of Indiana’s Green Triangle. Come explore our lonely country roads filled with unexpected discoveries. Farmer’s markets still exist on our historic Main Streets and family oriented self-serve  orchards and strawberry patches give you the chance to savor the flavors.

Unique Museums, vintage architecture, majestic lakes and countryside alive with wildlife, peaceful trails, and fishing to soothe the soul. Explore the nation’s first Tombstone Trail or take a trip down the historic Lincoln Highway.

Get a behind the scenes look as to the preparation of locally grown produce and food. Treat your taste buds to a home cooked farm feast for small groups. Personalized schedules are available for one day or two day excursions. Farm to Fork season runs from March to November.

Disconnect and re-connect to the simple life in Noble County.

Noble County Visitors Bureau

1-877-202-5761

FORE! Golfers love to hit the links as early and as often as possible. Three area clubs offer diverse options for all golfers ranging from beginner to pro. Package options are available. Biking more your thing? Check out our Bike Southeast Indiana guide, which offers trails and shops throughout four Southeastern Indiana counties.

Girls Getaway? Shopping options abound from our Shop and Stay packages with Premium Outlets of Edinburgh. Or maybe a crafty interlude, plan a visit to our Tree City Stitches Quilt Shop and a look inside Crafts and Occasions. Whatever you choose you’ll want to top it off with a stop for lunch or tea at the Gilded Lily Tea Room.

History. Begin with a stop at our Courthouse located in the heart of downtown Greensburg. See our world famous Tower Tree. Yes, we’ve had a tree growing out of our Courthouse tower since [...]

Peru/Miami County, Indiana is rich with history, breathtaking scenery and endless opportunities that will create memories to last a lifetime. Where else could you ride an elephant, sit in a cockpit of a historical aircraft, see a breathtaking circus performance, play a round of golf, enjoy wine tasting at our wineries, take in history of the Miami Indians, Cole Porter and other historic sites all in one day!

Attractions include a variety of museums, Ole Olsen Memorial Theater, golf courses, stock and  drag racing tracks or you can canoe down our three rivers and boat, ski, sail, fish and swim at our reservoir. Round out the mix by biking or hiking on our Nickel Plate Trail or wander through our orchards.

Visit Miami County – “Where the fun begins!”

Miami County Tourism Bureau

13 East Main St.

Peru, Indiana 46970

765-472-1923

www.enjoymiamicounty.com