Just 30 minutes west of Louisville, Kentucky, the town of Corydon, Indiana, prides itself on its Civil War-era historic sites, small-town charm and unspoiled Ohio River scenery. But Corydon’s most exciting attractions lie well underground. Three southern Indiana cave systems wend through the limestone beneath Corydon, >>

Known as The Art Colony of the Midwest, Brown County, Indiana, and the town of Nashville provide a one-two punch of unique shopping and outdoor adventure, making it the perfect getaway for you and your friends. This combination of downtown activity and beautiful state park solitude >>

Designed to make a bold statement, the Blue Chip Casino’s new Spa Blu Tower can be considered a mission accomplished. The $130 million structure rises above the windswept dunes near the shores of Lake Michigan in Michigan City, Indiana. To replicate a ship in full sail, >>

Back in the early- to mid-1800s, when the nation’s first federally funded interstate highway was laid, it was with a whipstitch combination of dirt, gravel, tree stumps and planks. Stretching 824 miles across six states between Maryland and Illinois, the road was often a snarl of >>

With more than 100 shops, restaurants and charming B&Bs in its historic downtown, Madison, Indiana, has got a weekend with the girls written all over it. Not only was it voted “The Prettiest Small Town in the Midwest” by Ladies Home Journal, but it also has >>

How good is the golf in Hamilton County, Indiana? Better than good — course standards are high enough to attract the Senior Open this year and a PGA Tour event, the BMW Championship, in 2012. Although both events are at a private course, Crooked Stick Golf >>

New attractions make Santa Claus, Indiana, even jollier. In 2009, the world’s friendliest park, Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari, welcomes Pilgrims Plunge, a “shoot-the-chute” ride that will break a record by becoming the world’s tallest water ride, with a drop of 131 feet. The modern twist? >>

An isolated fire forced Indianapolis’ NCAA Hall of Champions to close its public exhibits in 2008. But the organization capitalized on its misfortune, using the opportunity to redesign its space in a way that will leave sports fans cheering.   After entering the NCAA Hall of Champions, with >>