Indiana’s Outdoor Hot Spots

Posted on May 11, 2007 by Michele Cheplic

Continuing our look at Indiana’s must-see attractions, this blog spotlights the state’s natural wonders. Wolf Park Calling all city slickers who are nature lovers at heart—if you have always dreamed of getting up close and personal with some wild residents of Indiana—-Wolf Park is the place to be. The popular non-profit educational center is home to packs of gray wolves, a herd of bison, red foxes and coyotes. It is located near Lafayette, about 50 miles north of Indianapolis. If you are taking the kids you may want to consider sticking around for Saturday Howl nights — where you learn … Continue reading →

Taking a Trip to Carlsbad Caverns

Posted on November 15, 2006 by Renee Dietz

On with the discovery of national parks, I want to share one of my favorites – Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico. Known as one of the country’s greatest treasures, this is truly the ideal family vacation destination. In fact, this location is so kid-friendly that it will become their favorite vacation spot too. For starters, you can take a self-guided cave tour if you like or go on one with a professional park ranger. You will have the chance to go through different areas of the caverns, climbing up ladders and squeezing into tight places. One of the most, unique … Continue reading →