Indiana is located in the heart of the Midwest, bordering the states of
Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky and Michigan as well as along Lake Michigan.
The state's population reaches just over six million, but everywhere you go, it still
feels like home. Indiana is made up of many small communities but still
delivers a touch modernism and culture with its big cities.
Residents here enjoy the best of both worlds when it comes to
weather. The average temperature for winter falls to 18.5 degrees
Fahrenheit and the average summer temperature reaches 85.6 degrees
Fahrenheit.
The state capital, Indianapolis, is home to many cultural and sporting
events. Indiana is home to the world champion Indianapolis Colts, the
Indianapolis Indians, and the Indiana Pacers. The White River State Park
gives outdoor lovers the chance to experience nature in the middle of the
city.
Throughout the state there are many zoos and wildlife parks, including
the Indianapolis Zoo and Fort Wayne Zoo. If you are looking for more of an
adventure, Indiana is home to a few amusement parks, including Indiana
Beach and Holiday World. In the north, by the lake there are the Indiana
Dunes to explore. Indiana has numerous campgrounds and state parks to
explore, such as Turkey Run State Park. There are also many opportunities
in Indiana for hunting and fishing.
If you are more of a sightseer, then Parke County’s 32 famous covered
bridges might be for you. Southern Indiana is alive with color in fall
when the leaves change.
There are also places hidden in Indiana that provide you with a
luxurious experience, such as French Lick. It is home to the French Lick
Springs Resort and Casino where they also offer golf and spa treatments.
From big city to small town, Indiana communities give you the feeling
of small town life with their close communities and favorable atmosphere.
