Indiana is often passed through as part of longer cross-country road trips, but a lot of travelers don’t realize just how many scenic drives Indiana has to offer! Idyllic roads along winding rivers and quaint historic towns await for you to explore.
Crossing almost the entire state, this scenic drive in Indiana passes through a diverse landscape of forests, historic towns, Amish communities, and rivers.
At the canal, you’ll have the chance to see the original locks built on the Whitewater River, tour historic homes, or take a horse-drawn carriage ride.
This was the first highway to cross across the entire length of the United States, and many of the towns it passes through have interesting historic attractions.
Following the Ohio River through southeastern Indiana, this route combines the natural beauty of the river with a charming historic vibe thanks to the numerous quaint towns along the way.
Being the first federally funded highway in America, traveling this scenic drive in Indiana is like taking a step back in history.
This gently winding scenic drive takes you through six charming towns, including Elkhart, Goshen, Bristol, and Wakarusa, known for their Amish communities and local shops full of character.