The Midwest Wouldn't Be The Same Without These 10 Indiana Attractions
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Elizabeth Crozier
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There’s no denying that Indiana is integral to the Midwest, and these 10 amazing places prove it. Check out the best Midwest attractions that can only be found in the Hoosier State.
From museums to sports tracks to natural oases, this list is about all of Indiana’s best things to do. Scroll on for all the details.
The desert of the Midwest, this insanely unique part of Indiana will make you feel like you're anywhere but the Midwest. Enjoy a sandy hike along unforgiving hills to Lake Michigan beyond. The Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore is located at 1215 Indiana 49, Porter, IN 46304.
The home of the Colts, this massive indoor football field is one of the best football stadiums in the country. It is situated in downtown Indy, and can fit up to 70,000 people. It is located at 500 S Capitol Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46225, and is a huge attraction to people from both in and out of state.
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One thing that makes the Midwest great is covered bridges. These often red and white structures withstand the test of time and add charm to any road or trail they lie upon. Parke County is the place to be to see the most of them. Learn more about these amazing structures here.
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Home of the Indy 500, this just might be the most famous race track in the world. It is one of the main Midwest attractions that puts Indiana on the map. If you love racing, this is a must-visit. It is located at 4790 W 16th St., Indianapolis, IN 46222.
One of the best Midwest attractions is definitely the food. In the Hoosier State, tenderloins are highly sought after, and there are many places that make them bigger than the plate. Find them all here.
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Consisting of more than 200,000 acres, this massive forest preserve is located in the southern portion of the state and is a very popular place for hiking, biking, boating, and much more. Nature lovers can't resist a stop here on a Midwest trip. Find it at 811 Constitution Ave., Bedford, IN 47421.
There certainly is more than corn in the Midwest, and this waterpark/amusement park proves it. Guests enjoy pools, slides, and an actual beach in addition to roller coasters and other dry rides. This iconic resort is located at 5224 E Indiana Beach Rd., Monticello, IN 47960.
This surprisingly intriguing museum is an impressive collection of old cars in differing conditions. An hour spent meandering around this large place inspires thought and interest in history. The Midwest would be nothing without cars. Find this museum at 1600 Wayne St., Auburn, IN 46706.
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There's a town in Indiana where it's Christmas all year long. Featuring themed restaurants, a gigantic ornament store, and Holiday World, this wonderful little paradise is an iconic part of the Midwest. Learn more about it here.
Though not widely known about, this unique museum celebrates the history of RVs. Those who own one know that Elkhart is the RV capitol of the world, and so it is fitting that this attraction is here. Find it at 21565 Executive Pkwy., Elkhart, IN 46514.
For more great things to see in the Hoosier State, check out 10 weird attractions and oddities you’ll only find in Indiana.
What other Midwest attractions make Indiana great? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!
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