Indiana

A Midwestern farming state known for the Indy 500 and the dunes along Lake Michigan.

Indiana lies in the American Midwest, bordered to the north by Lake Michigan, with mostly flat plains and farmland. The capital, Indianapolis, is the largest city, and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts the famous Indianapolis 500 every year. The northern lakeshore is home to Indiana Dunes National Park, while the hilly south is more heavily wooded. Spring and fall are pleasant, summers are hot and humid, and winters are cold. The main gateway is Indianapolis International Airport, and the north can also be reached via Chicago.

Destinations

• Indianapolis
• Chicago
• Louisville

Itineraries

• Lake Michigan Circle Tour – A counter-clockwise loop from Chicago featuring Indiana Dunes, Mackinac Island, Pictured Rocks, and Door County.
• Kentucky Bourbon, Horse Farms & Caves Tour – A loop route from Louisville connecting bourbon distilleries, Mammoth Cave, and Bluegrass horse farms.
• Route 66: Chicago to St. Louis – Start from the iconic sign in Chicago, passing through Pontiac and Lincoln's hometown to reach the Mississippi River.
• Frank Lloyd Wright: Chicago to Taliesin – Follow the footsteps of Frank Lloyd Wright, from his Oak Park Studio to Taliesin in Wisconsin.