Andrea Pearce, Author at Travel Indiana

Tall sand dunes, large hills, tight areas, and fast flowing riverbeds. If those features sound appealing, you may want to tackle the hiking challenges available at five Indiana state parks. Each tests hikers with some of the most demanding terrain Indiana’s state parks have. Your rewards will be spectacular views, a sense of accomplishment, and a sticker from each challenge you complete.

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Lodging

Indiana’s Innkeepers: Crystal & Bill Britzman at Thyme for Bed B&B

April 13, 2020

The Britzmans welcome guests to their B&B in Lowell, in northwest Indiana. A most unusual B&B, perhaps even the only one like it in the country. Their Thyme for Bed B&B is in a monolithic dome.

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Outdoor

Fort Wayne’s Riverfront District Continues to Grow

April 7, 2020

Riverfront Fort Wayne is an emerging district celebrating the city’s three rivers—the St. Marys, St. Joseph, and Maumee.

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Outdoor

Let the Spirit Move You

April 7, 2020

Hoosiers are finding unique ways to let the spirit move them, literally. They’re sharing their faith in unconventional places, many times off the beaten paths. Many of the faithful have been brought together over their specialized interests and hobbies. All agree the resulting worship experiences are gratifying and refreshingly outside the norm. Many worship times are actually held in the great outdoors, to enjoy nature.

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Sports

Fractional horse ownership means more Hoosiers are getting in on the action

April 7, 2020

It’s called fractional horse ownership. You join a group of like-minded enthusiasts and invest in the sport without having to take full responsibility for the wins and losses. The initial investment can be as low as one payment of $250. Plus, some investors are finding new friends or strengthening old friendships along the way.

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Culinary

Indiana’s Top Chefs featuring Ian Harrison: Carnegie’s in Greenfield

April 7, 2020

At the Carnegie, diners find “real food from real people.” Vegetables and herbs from Harrison’s gardens, eggs from his chickens and an outdoor brick oven, where the restaurant’s breads are baked every day.

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Family Fun

Patoka Lake teems with summertime fun and recreation

April 7, 2020

With 26,000 acres of land and water to discover, southern Indiana’s bucolic Patoka Lake makes an ideal summer vacation destination whether you happen to be seeking adventure or low-key relaxation.

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The Magazine

Spring Issue 2020

April 2, 2020

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Family Fun

Top Outdoor Destinations for Adventure Travel

April 1, 2020

Fresh air and physical exercise: a boon for both heart and soul. A bit of adventure provides an additional layer of benefits; most of all, a whole lot of fun.

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Authentic Indiana

Golf cart craze hits the Hoosier state

March 31, 2020

Move over Uber—golf carts are quickly becoming the transportation method of choice in many of Indiana’s small towns. Many towns are allowing visitors and residents to use golf carts to get them from place to place and save their feet from the wear and tear of walking.

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Andrea Pearce

Start Your Outdoor Adventure at Indiana State Parks

Indiana’s Innkeepers: Crystal & Bill Britzman at Thyme for Bed B&B

Fort Wayne’s Riverfront District Continues to Grow

Let the Spirit Move You

Fractional horse ownership means more Hoosiers are getting in on the action

Indiana’s Top Chefs featuring Ian Harrison: Carnegie’s in Greenfield

Patoka Lake teems with summertime fun and recreation

Spring Issue 2020

Top Outdoor Destinations for Adventure Travel

Golf cart craze hits the Hoosier state