Called "Indiana's largest festival," the Parke County Covered Bridge Festival kicks off Friday Oct. 14. The festival runs through Oct. 23. The 10-day festival always begins on the second Friday in ...

There's a lot to love about Indiana in the fall. It's a state famous for its corn, its basketball — heck, we've got a Caitlin Clark corn maze you can visit in Hobart — and its festivals.In the ...

Known as "The Covered Bridge Capital of the World," Parke County is a haven for history, architecture, and photography enthusiasts. Visitors can embark on scenic road trips to explore the area's ...

Many people flock to see Indiana’s covered bridges. At one time, as many as four hundred covered bridges existed throughout the state. There are now only 98 remaining in Indiana, although Vermont has ...

Our past journey through Iowa included a visit to Madison County, where we explored covered bridges made famous by Robert James Waller’s popular book, “The Bridges of Madison County,” and ...

Indiana’s Covered Bridge Country is a destination worth the drive for any visitor. The multiple creeks proving fishing and paddling experiences, mixed with the tourism opportunities, should ...

Parke County is now the covered bridge capital of the world with 31 historic structures dotting the lush rolling hills of the central Indiana county. Aired 06/19/2025 Problems playing video?

The Edna Collins Bridge is in Putnam County; probably best know for being the home of DePauw University in Greencastle. Putnam has nine covered bridges, all within an easy drive of Greencastle.

ROCKVILLE — Friday Oct. 14, one of Indiana’s largest festivals begins in Parke County – the 65th annual Covered Bridge Festival! What began in 1956 was only halted once, in 2020 during the CO… ...