Go Now: Five Great Indiana Lakes
Be advised, though: Properties right on the water don’t come on the market very often. You might need to make a few trips. Try to suffer through it.
The Hoosierist: Foraging and Beer-Drinking on Indiana Trails
Booze-related injuries are comparatively rare on Indiana trails. Of greater concern is the threat of dehydration, which can happen when you try to replenish your sweaty, overheated body with booze instead of H2O.
Hot On The Trails: Plainfield’s White Lick Creek Trail
“When you’re doing a longer run, it gets boring running the same loop over and over,” says Mini-Marathoner Vince Rightley. “There is no traffic. You can get away from everything except the trees. I can get 10 miles in without worrying about cars.”
Hot On The Trails: Indy’s White River Wapahani Trail
“I love the trail south of the zoo,” says Andrew Hector, a downtown runner working up to a marathon. “It’s pretty much just you, the woods, and the river ... a little oasis in the city.”
Will Ballard’s Cycling Agenda Leave Office When He Does?
“Coming into office, I knew we were way behind many other cities,” Ballard says.
Monroe Lake Cabins Offer Fun On Dry Land
Enjoy the best of a splashy summer at your new favorite rustic retreat.
Traveler: Go, Pack, Go!
Green Bay is synonymous with the Packers. But we've found plenty of reasons to visit outside of game season