Indiana
Being bordered by the Great Lakes, the Dakota Badlands, and the rivers of the Mississippi Valley gives Midwesterners plenty of land and water for hiking and camping adventure–even if the local high point is still lower than a Colorado knoll.
Fall camping season seems to go on forever with these fair-weather weekend trips.
How Cold War weapons sites are becoming America's most unusual new preserves.
A fitting place to ponder the true meaning of the term Hoosier.
This Indiana Dunes trail offers visitors views of the lake, the Chicago skyline, wildflowers and some of the tallest trees in the region.
Our comprehensive guide to the best backpacking you can find in Indiana.
Rare stands of virgin hardwood and creekside camping beckon sunburned hikers.
A hiker's oasis in the hills and valleys of the Midwest.
Play out your Lawrence of Suburbia fantasies at Indiana Dunes.
You won't get a nosebleed on the Knobstone Trail, but you will get a taste of Hoosier high country.
