Mark our calendars for October for the largest covered bridge festival in the world. This annual event is an Indiana tradition that all Hoosiers need to experience before they kick the bucket. Check it out:

It should come as no surprise that Indiana is home to the largest covered bridge festival in the world. This year's event will take place over ten days between October 11 and October 20, 2019.
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Locals and guests are encouraged to visit all 31 bridges in Parke County while also enjoying the plethora of activities set up throughout the area.
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Click here to learn more about these covered bridges.
There are nine towns to visit throughout the 10 days of the largest covered bridge festival, and each has its own set of fun attractions that are iconic to this event.
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Many feature markets, yard sales, craft sales, as well as food and bake sales that you'll wish were available year-round.
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In addition to craft booths, antique shops, and general stores, those who come out for the fest may also get to see live demonstrations and the insides of historic structures.
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Whether you come for the history, the primitives, or the homemade goodies, you'll find a wealth of wonders to marvel at in Parke County at the largest covered bridge festival in the world.
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It always begins the second Friday in October when the fall foliage is ripe. Be sure to bring your camera when you tour the plethora of bridges and other sights.
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Learn more about the Parke County Covered Bridge Festival on its website here.

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