19 Spots In Indiana That Will Drop Your Frozen Jaw This Winter
Trisha Faulkner
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Our readers have made it pretty clear they are fans of Christmas, but really don’t care for the snow and ice. This, however, does not change how beautiful the state looks while frozen. We did some digging and found 19 spots where you can experience winter in Indiana that will drop your frozen jaw! So put on a heavy jacket, a warm hat, and gloves, and come along for this awesome icy adventure!
1. This is the inside of an ice cave near Lake Michigan. Neat!
2. Just look at this incredible frozen pier head in Michigan City!
3. This is Lake Santee. The photographer calls it frozen summer memories. Gorgeous!
4. Lake Michigan is a sheet of ice. It's so beautiful as far as the eye can see.
5. This is what winter along the Indiana Shore of Lake Michigan looks like.
6. These kind of look like frozen fingers, don't they?
7. Even the frozen trees look great!
8. The frozen waterfalls dotted throughout the state are some of the most beautiful parts of winter.
9. Aren't they just incredible?
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10. We could sit and look at the frozen falls for ages!
11. Here is a nice frosty picture of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore.
12. The marvel and magic of frozen water drops are simply captivating.
13. This waterfall at Turkey Run State Park is called “The Punch Bowl.”
14. The views in and around this area in winter are captivating.
15. The snow and ice is truly a work of art!
16. Hard to believe it is Indiana in some of these pictures, isn't it?
17. It's definitely not hard to see why The Hoosier State looks like a winter wonderland in pictures like this.
18. McCormick's Creek looks great covered in ice.
19. And last but not least is the beautiful Kintzele Ditch.
So, if someone were to ask you, “What is winter in Indiana like,” you’d know what to tell them!
What do you think of these stunning photos of Indiana in winter? Have you taken any Indiana winter pictures you care to share? Where do you like to spend time in winter in Indiana? We’d love to read about your experiences in the comments section below and see your icy photos!
If you’d like to explore winter hikes in and around any of these areas, you can find some great trails by going to the AllTrails website.
For those of you who like to shop, be sure to read This Walkable Stretch Of Shops And Restaurants In Indiana Is The Perfect Day Trip Destination.
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Where can we go snow tubing in Indiana?
- Strawtown Koteewi Park in Noblesville encompasses snow tubing on steroids with numerous well-groomed lanes.
- Perfect North Slopes in Lawrenceburg offers snow tubing as well as skiing and snowboarding.
- Paoli Peaks in Paoli also features snowboarding, skiing, and a 45,000-square-foot lodge with lots of food and relaxation areas.
Read on to learn more about some of the many exciting places to go snow tubing in Indiana.
Where can we find historic sites in Indiana?
- The Mabel McDowell Elementary School in Columbus was designed by prominent 20th-century architect John Carl Warnecke.
- The Tippecanoe Battlefield Park in Battle Ground was the site of this famous battle fought by the Native Americans and US territory owners of the day.
- The Madame C. J. Walker Manufacturing Company in Indianapolis is where this famous African American entrepreneur became this country’s first female self-made millionaire.
Read on to learn more about some of the many interesting historic sites in Indiana.
Where can we enjoy day trips in Indiana?
- Berne – Berne is a charming former Swiss town that has managed to maintain a great deal of its early history. A great place to start is at the interactive museum here.
- Wilstem Ranch – Located in Paoli, Wilstem Ranch is a one-of-a-kind elephant ranch offering unique opportunities, including petting and feeding these beautiful creatures.
- White Rock Park – Located in St Paul, the park is home to a natural sapphire pool where visitors can cliff dive, fish, zipline, and swim.
Read on to learn more about some of the best day trips in Indiana.