1. Haughville

On the west side, Haughville has become an area filled with drug activity, high unemployment rates, and poverty, making it one of the most dangerous places in Indiana.

2. West 29th and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St.

Unfortunately, this is yet another neighborhood affected by high instances of both violent and property crimes.

3. Tuxedo Park

Known as the Tuxedo Park neighborhood, this area has a high crime rate when it comes to theft, burglary, and assault. Definitely stay away from this area when the sun goes down.

4. Mass Ave. and East 34th Street

Ranked on the 2017 list of most dangerous neighborhoods in America, this stretch has terribly high rates of property and violent crime.

5. West 30th to Fall Creek Boulevard

In 2013, it was ranked as the 20th most dangerous area in the entire nation.

6. East 34 St. and Sutherland Ave.

According to Neighborhood Scout, a website that ranks the most dangerous neighborhoods in America, this area of Indy is one of the most dangerous places in Indiana.

7. East 42nd and Post Road

This area has one of the highest murder rates in the city and there are frequent gang and drug-related arrests.

It’s sad that there are so many areas to avoid in Indianapolis, but here’s the good news: there are some truly lovely places to be in our town, too! So try your best to stay away from these neighborhoods and enjoy some of the great ones that are hailed as the safest and most peaceful places to live in Indianapolis instead.

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1. White River State Park

Covering more than 250 acres of Indianapolis, White River is not only a state park, but also one of the city’s six designated cultural districts. Featuring a beautiful canal where you can enjoy city views while on a pedal boat or kayak, this state park is one of the most popular outdoor destinations in Indianapolis. You’ll also find beautiful, lush gardens as well as public art displays and, if you travel far enough, the Indianapolis Zoo. Check out even more things to do at White River State Park.

2. Monroe Lake State Recreation Area

Located just outside of Indiana University’s campus, this park features Monroe Lake, the largest body of water in Indiana. This park is a popular summertime hang out spot, as the lake is perfect for boating and fishing. The park even plays host to fishing tournaments throughout the summer. If you’re looking for a fun getaway, you’ll definitely want to head here. In fact, did you know Monroe Lake is also known to be great for kayakers?

3. Fort Harrison State Park

Known locally as Fort Ben, this state park occupies part of the former site of Fort Benjamin Harrison. Featuring an abundance of walking and hiking trails — and even one for horseback riding — as well as one of the city’s best 18-hole golf courses, Fort Harrison State Park has something for every outdoor enthusiast. Head here to enjoy a day of sun, fun, and natural beauty. Please note that this is a day-use park. The only overnight facilities are at the Fort Golf Resort, so plan accordingly.

4. Brown County State Park

You’ll have to travel about an hour outside of the city to get to this state park, but the short trip will be well worth it. Whether you’re looking to hike, fish, camp, or just enjoy a relaxing picnic, Brown County State Park has everything you need. The park has eight trails ranging from easy to rugged difficulty, as well as horseback riding trails and two large lakes perfect for a day of fishing.

5. McCormick's Creek State Park

Featuring 10 miles of fantastic hiking trails, McCormick's Creek State Park has some fantastic, picturesque views. You’ll find unique features like Wolf Cave and the Falls, oodles of hiking trails, as well as extensive campgrounds, both electric and primitive for any type of camping experience. The park also features a wonderful nature center that houses natural history exhibits and nature games which are perfect for the kids.

Whether you’re looking for a quick day excursion or a lengthy camping trip, the state parks near Indianapolis should have exactly what you’re looking for. What are your favorite state parks in Indiana or around Indianapolis? Let us know all about them in the comments!

To find trails and trail maps for each of these parks, you’ll definitely want to use our go-to trail app. Once you have your adventure planned, be sure to fuel up with a delicious meal beforehand! These must-try restaurants around Indianapolis are sure to hit the spot.

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1. Lake Monroe

You'll find Monroe Lake just a few miles south of Bloomington. It just so happens that this is the largest lake that's entirely situated within the borders of Indiana. It spreads over Monroe and Brown Counties within its 10,750 acres. Monroe Lake is the perfect spot for boating, fishing, and swimming on a warm weather day. It's also one of the best places for kayaking in Indiana.

2. Summit Lake at Summit Lake State Park: 5993 N Messick Rd, New Castle, IN 47362

Summit Lake is part of Summit Lake State Park, one of the best state parks in Indiana. The 800-acre lake is the centerpiece of this massive park, and it's no wonder it's such a popular destination during the warm months. It's a great place for boating enthusiasts.

3. Cagles Mill Lake/Cataract Lake

No matter which name you call it, this lake features one of the largest waterfalls near Indianapolis. Besides the gorgeous views, one of the main attractions of Cagles Mill Lake is a bald eagle's nest. Every warm season, the birds return to raise their new babies.

4. Cecil M. Harden Lake/Raccoon Lake

Another lake with two names that we love is the Cecil M. Harden Lake. This is also a great destination for fans of fishing and boating. It's one of our favorite places for kayaking in Indiana and it's not very familiar to those who don't live in the vicinity. You'll find a wide array of fish, wildlife, and plants that you won't find in the big city.

5. Griffy Lake: Bloomington

Bloomington's Griffy Lake was created by a dam on Griffy Creek during the 1920s. The lake is surrounded by the beauty of flora and fauna and is a popular hangout spot for Indiana University students. Along with the lake, you'll find a serene preserve that features several great hiking trails.

6. Lake Shafer

Lake Shafer is one of the Twin Lakes near Monticello. It's a popular recreational area in White County and is one of the clearest lakes in Indiana. It features the great Indiana Beach Amusement Park, as well as a camp resort. You'll find cottages and boat rentals at the marina, making it the ideal place for a weekend getaway.

7. Lake Freeman

The second of the Twin Lakes, Lake Freeman tends to be the quieter and more peaceful of the two, since it lacks the major tourist attractions at Lake Shafer. You will enjoy a bit more privacy and have more time for quiet reflection while floating on this lake. There's even a festively fun lake cruise you can enjoy here!

What beautiful lakes near Indianapolis do you prefer visiting? Did we miss any of your favorites? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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1. Irvington Flea Market

Located in the heart of the city, you’ll find a multitude of awesome, vintage pieces such as classic video games, motorcycle gear, jewelry, and artwork. While you won’t find much on the furniture side, you can certainly walk out of here with a lot of cool stuff without breaking the bank. Open Friday-Sunday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Irvington Flea Market is located at 6301 E Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46219.

2. Peddler's Mall

Whether you’re looking to spruce up your apartment, or just looking for a few decor items, Peddler's Mall has a wonderful selection of home furnishings, including dining room tables, chairs, lamps, and artwork. Open seven days a week: 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, and 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM the rest of the week.

Peddler's Mall is located at 7803 E Washington St., Indianapolis IN 46219.

3. Trader Buck's Flea Market

Here, you’ll find an eclectic mix of home decor items and furniture, as well as men’s & women’s clothing and rare vintage books. Open seven days a week from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Trader Buck's Flea Market is located at 150 S Girls School Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46231.

4. Emporium 40 Flea Market

This flea market actually has two locations in Indianapolis, Emporium 40 and Emporium 40E. There's something for everyone at each location, but Emporium 40 is an especially great place to stop if you're looking for furniture, clothing, or shoes. It's open seven days a week from 11 AM to 7 PM.

5. South Side Flea Market

Open all year round, this indoor market has something for every bargain hunter. Housing vendors that sell everything from electronics to antique furniture and kitchen items, you’ll want to check this place out whether you’re looking for something specific or not. One thing of note is that many of the market’s most popular vendors only operate on the weekends, so plan accordingly. Open Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM (closed Monday and Tuesday).

South Side Flea Market is located at 3825 S. East Street, Indianapolis, IN 46227.

What’s the best treasure you’ve found at a flea market? Do you have a favorite market that didn’t make our list? Let us know your thoughts! And for more to do in Indianapolis, check out the 5 best state parks in (and around) Indianapolis.

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1. Abyssinia

You won’t find many traditional Ethiopian restaurants in Indianapolis, but Abyssinia is a highlight of the city's ever-expanding food scene. Stop here for a vegetarian-friendly meal in the restaurant's lovely dining hall. If you've never been introduced to Ethiopian cuisine, this is an amazingly good place to start.

2. The Loft at Trader’s Point

Sometimes, restaurants claim to be farm-to-table when they’re really not. Well, The Loft is a literal farm-to-table spot located at Trader’s Point Creamery. Near the farm, you’ll enjoy your meal in a beautiful 19th century dairy barn, which is significantly more elegant than it sounds like it would be. This is one of those places you'll find yourself daydreaming about later.

3. Heidelberg Haus

This quaint German cafe and bakery is home to delicious, authentic meals and pastries. You can enjoy freshly ground Colombian coffee, as well as German rye breads and pretzels. Before you leave, take a look through the gift shop, which features porcelain beer steins and wall plates. Anyone looking for the downright best German food in Indiana ought to look here first. Mmmmmm, brats.

4. John’s Famous Stew

Established over 100 years ago, John’s Famous Stew is a staple in the Indianapolis community. In this cozy spot, you’ll find tasty stews, pork tenderloins, and a peach cobbler that can’t be beat. The real challenge here is finding anyone who doesn't like stew; it's the ultimate comfort food that's a crowd pleaser no matter what.

5. Big Hoffa’s Smokehouse

In this pirate-themed BBQ joint, you’ll get some of Indy’s best ribs and brisket. There’s no shortage of delicious meals to choose from. Recently, Big Hoffa’s began serving beer and wine, so you can knock back a few with friends while you enjoy some ribs. Craving the best BBQ in Indy? Check out Big Hoffa's. You will not be disappointed (nor will you leave hungry).

6. Workingman’s Friend

This old-school bar and diner features a wide selection of burgers, sandwiches, and some fantastic chili — all at very reasonable prices. You’ll also find a good beer and whiskey selection! This is an excellent option for anyone who appreciates delicious Indiana comfort food. Mmmm, steakburgers. You'll never regret a trip to Workingman's, we promise.

7. Santorini Greek Kitchen

Known as Indy’s best restaurant for authentic Greek food, Santorini has delicious dishes, friendly staff, and offers weekend entertainment from belly dancers. For a fun evening, take the opportunity to have one of the restaurant’s famous wine dinners. Its makes for an excellent self-care opportunity... or a delightful first date.

8. Bar One Fourteen

One of the newer spots on our list, this Meridian-Kessler "speakeasy" has a fantastic atmosphere featuring small tables, handcrafted cocktails, and seasonally-inspired foods made by chef David Hoover. This is fine dining in Indiana to the core. Dress nicely for this one.

9. Delicia

This hip, Meridian-Kessler restaurant features Latin American dishes as well a very popular brunch menu. Whether you’re in the mood for Jicama crab cakes, calamari, or a chorizo omelette, you’ll find it all at Delicia.

What’s your favorite unique dining experience in Indianapolis? Have you checked out any of these on our list? Let us know in the comments – we love hearing from you.

If you can’t get enough of all the amazing restaurants and places to eat in Indiana, you might just love these absolutely surreal lakeside restaurants in IN.

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1. We're all at the mercy of the winter weather.

Made plans? Don't worry, winter won't let you keep them. Need to get to work on time? Better get up two hours earlier in case those streets aren't plowed (spoiler alert: they aren't). There's no overcoming winter's power, so you might as well bow down and accept it. Unfortunately Indy gets the brunt of winter weather, meaning biting cold temperatures, heavy snow, ice, and hail. It can be difficult to deal with, but once you know the weather patterns it gets easier to prepare for the worst.

2. Driving downtown is like playing a dangerous game of slip and slide.

The snow is partially plowed, then it freezes, and driving becomes an anxiety-fueled sport that no one wants to participate in. When the roads are particularly bad you may want to stay home, but definitely make sure you get those snow tires on early!

3. Walking is even worse.

Even if you manage to bundle up enough to prevent frostbite, there's a 100% chance you're going to slip and fall. Going out to build a snow man or participate in a snowball fight is one thing, but maybe postpone the scenic Indianapolis winter stroll for another day.

4. Clearing a path to your car requires superhuman strength.

Unless you have a snowblower (and if the snow already froze, you're out of luck), you could be digging yourself out for eternity. The plus side of this is you don't need a gym membership during the winter months, shoveling gets it all toned up for you!

5. Your car will look like this on any given morning.

You might as well get used to digging yourself out every day, because even if you clean it off perfectly in the morning, it's likely to be snow covered again when you leave work. If you're lucky enough to have a garage, we'd like to rent a space in it!

6. The Indianapolis winter weather is straight up unpredictable.

You might leave the house with a light coat or just a sweater, only to find the temperatures below freezing hours later. The weather does whatever it wants here. We recommend dressing in layers and coming out prepared for the worst. It's better to carry around a coat and have it when you need it than to be left out in the cold, literally.

7. On the bright side, everyone in Indy knows how to make the best of a cold day.

Snow, snow, and nothing but snow in sight? Sounds like a day for some epic sledding. Take the tubing hill or head to a mountain for some epic skiing and snowboarding.

8. And the snow can be a pretty magical sight.

It may be a pain to deal with sometimes, but admit it, snow in the city is downright enchanting. Add in the glisten of a holiday lights display and it melts your heart.

9. There's always unexpected fun to be had.

Whether it's a horse-drawn carriage ride through the snow, an impromptu snowball fight, or a winter themed attraction, there's tons of fun to be had in the city during even the coldest of days. The weather in Indy may be unpredictable and at times frustrating, but we wouldn't have it any other way.

Even if winter isn’t your favorite season, you have to admit it sure is beautiful. For more ideas on what you can do for fun this winter in Indianapolis, check out these epic sledding hills in Indiana. Preparation is also important when dealing with frigid and unpredictable weather like winter in Indianapolis. Make sure you check the weather before heading out, dress appropriately, and plan in extra time to shovel yourself out when you have to leave home. A little advanced planning goes a long way in enjoying the winter weather!

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While Indy isn’t well known for its hills, there are still plenty of places to go sledding in the city. Whether you’re a local or a visitor coming to experience this fabulous winter wonderland, you’ll love the excitement and festive spirit of speeding along a hill with the winter wind in your hair. Get ready for some seasonal fun that you and your family will never forget. These 10 epic sledding hills offer some of the best winter adventures.

1. Rhodius Park

This downtown Indianapolis park offers an awesome sledding spot with a great view of the Indy skyline. The park is also completely free and full of fun.



2. Brookside Park


This epic sledding hill is located on the east side of Indianapolis and boasts an insanely good time. With a large and wide sledding hill, tons of kids can enjoy an incredible sledding experience all at once at Brookside Park. You'll find this awesome sledding spot at 3500 Brookside Parkway South Drive, Indianapolis.



3. Simon Moon Park


Located nearby in neighboring town Westfield, the incredible Simon Hill Park has an unforgettable hill that's perfect for sledding fun. You and your family will find hours of fun awaiting here. While the climb may seem difficult, it's well worth the reward! Find this hill at 2710 E 171st St., Westfield, IN 46074.

4. Garfield Park

Garfield Park is a popular place to go sledding on the south side of Indianapolis. Though there's one hill that's the most popular, there are several smaller hills throughout the park that you can check out. There are also shelter houses nearby, so families can wait while their kids "hit the slopes".



5. Freedom Park


The beautiful Freedom Park in nearby Greenwood transforms into a true winter wonderland during colder months. It's the perfect place to take kids of all ages to enjoy hours of endless sledding. You'll find this great spot at 850 W. Stop 18 Rd., Greenwood, IN 46143.

6. Ellenberger Park

This popular city park is located in Irvington, just east of downtown, and has some pretty neat rolling hills (for Indiana anyway). There are smaller hills little kids can enjoy, while the park's largest hill becomes a popular sledding destination after every snowfall. When you're done, you can enjoy more winter fun at this park's ice rink.



7. Paul Ruster Park


This little known park may actually be the best sledding destination in central Indiana. After a large climb, you'll find yourself on top of a pretty steep hill, where you can go sledding in any direction. It's like this park was custom made for winter days. You'll find this park at 11300 E Prospect St., Indianapolis, IN 46239.



8. Fort Harrison State Park


As Indy's only state park, Fort Harrison State Park offers one of the biggest sledding hills around. If you're looking for the best sledding adventure you can find, this park is the one for you. You'll find it at 6000 N. Post Road, Indianapolis, IN 46216.

9. Glenns Valley Nature Park

This hidden park offers a bunch of different sledding opportunities, letting you find the right sized hill for your family. The park tends to get fairly crowded during the wintertime, but there's always plenty of room for everyone to enjoy hours of sledding.



10. Southeastway Park


Just southeast of Indy in New Palestine, Southeastway Park has an incredible sledding hill that you'll want to try for yourself. Kids and adults alike can enjoy this awesome hill that's bound to provide hours of fun. You'll find this park at 5624 S Carroll Rd., New Palestine, IN 46163.

We would love to know all about your experiences on these sledding hills. It is always a great time to go back to being a kid for the day, especially when you can share it with your little ones. They will always remember their parents joining in their fun on their holiday-movie-worthy day, and you will too! What’s your family’s favorite place to go sledding near Indianapolis? Please let us know in the comments section!

If you’re looking for more enjoyable things to do around Indianapolis in winter, be sure to check out this beautiful wintertime walk in Indiana.

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1. Circle of Lights

Every year, Monument Circle lights up the day after Thanksgiving and creates holiday magic that lasts well through the New Year. This epic Christmas lights display in Indiana is a Hoosier tradition and is the perfect first stop on our holiday road trip.

2. The Indianapolis Zoo

What's the one thing that could make holiday lights even more exciting? Holiday lights surrounded by zoo animals, of course! This popular Christmas lights display is a truly exhilarating experience - pictures don't do this enchanting wonderland justice! The Indy Zoo was the first zoo in the US to host a holiday event and has finished in the top five of the USA Today's Best Zoo Lights List for multiple years. It's the perfect next stop for our IN holiday lights adventure!

3. Lights at the Brickyard

This huge light event is a tradition for many - and it's easy to see why! This awesome Indiana drive-thru lights show offers an incredible experience of unique lights along the hallowed road of the Indy Speedway. This unique event is one your kids will be talking about for weeks.

4. Winterlights

The Indianapolis Museum of Art was fairly recently renamed Newfields and one of their new events is the enchanting and gorgeous outdoor lights display called Winterlights. With over one million lights, hot beverages, and s'mores stations, this light event is truly one-of-a-kind.

5. Lights Up

This annual Indiana holiday lights parade in Broad Ripple is on again this year! While you can catch businesses in Broad Ripple decorated for the holidays at any time, be sure to time your trip right so that you can enjoy all of the eclectic lights this parade has to offer.

6. Reynold's Christmas Lights Display

This free light show is just outside of Indianapolis, but well worth the drive. This light show can be enjoyed from afar or experienced up close as you drive through each exhibit. Keep an eye on the Reynold's Christmas Lights Facebook page for this year's info.

This Christmas lights road trip around Indianapolis is sure to get your family in a festive mood. For more holiday fun, visit this Christmas town near Indianapolis that turns into a winter wonderland every year!

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1. We're home to the largest single-day sporting event in the world.

The Indy 500 is a huge all-day event, bringing in hundreds of thousands of spectators every year. Every city has football or baseball, but this sporting event is as unique as it gets.

2. You can navigate downtown without touching the ground.

Sure, Indy may have a smaller downtown area than most cities, but with skywalks connecting hotels, our mall, the movie theater, restaurants, and more, we don't mind the size (especially in winter!)

3. Our art museum has the most whimsical gardens in the country.

Where else can you find a concession stand and swing combination crafted from a 100 foot poplar tree? With other eclectic exhibits like the Funky Bones statue, floating aluminum rings, and the bright bench around the lake statue that seems to pop in and out of the ground throughout the park, there's no denying that we're a creative bunch.

4. We have the largest children's museum in the world.

This massive museum covers over 472,000 square feet and sits on 29 acres of land. With year round and rotating exhibits, special events, and shows, you'll fall in love with this legendary museum, not matter your age.

5. We're home of mouthwatering tenderloin.

This incredible, huge sandwich is an Indiana staple, with thinly pounded pork that is hand-breaded, seasoned, and fried. You'll find hundreds of incredible places to try this beloved sandwich in Indy.

6. We have pretty awesome ruins to explore.

Holliday Park is home to these incredible ruins, which were originally torn down from an NYC skyscraper built in 1898. They enjoy their new home in the middle of this stunning park, surrounded by gorgeous nature.

7. We have beautiful outdoor exercise options.

Our famous Cultural Trail makes it easy to walk to shops, eateries, and downtown attractions. The trail's separate lanes also make it safer to bike or jog around the city.

8. We have duckpin bowling.

Duckpin bowling was popularized on the east coast in the early 1900s. While you'll still find some duckpin bowling alleys on the coast, the duckpin bowling alley in the Fountain Square district of Indy is the closest one you'll find in the Midwest.

9. We have the coolest office buildings.

The Pyramids were designed by famous architect Kevin Roche and completed in 1972. These stunning abstract buildings sit along a 25-acre lake and are easily some of the most unique structures in the world.

10. We have secrets beneath our streets.

Few are aware that beneath the city lie catacombs that were constructed in the 1880s. These interconnected tunnels are both spooky and intriguing, and are some of the best preserved catacombs in the world.

11. We clearly live in the most beautiful city in the world.

Our little city may not have the largest skyline or the biggest population, but with a gorgeous mix of nature and skyscrapers, you can't deny it's one of the most beautiful cities you've ever seen.

What other reasons do you think make Indianapolis the most unique city in the country? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

For more reasons to love Indy, check out these 10 ways our little city was nationally recognized in 2017.

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Patrons of Ruth’s Café are met with friendly faces of fellow diners and staff, as well as the colorful and vibrant wall-to-wall décor that’s sure to lift your spirits.

Custom-made chairs and whimsical hanging ornaments make this café a dreamy option for hungry guests.

When the weather is nice, you can also find the restaurant offering outdoor seating.

You can’t help letting the bright mood of the café in as you select a spot to take in the cheery ambiance.

This place is simply inviting. Put aside your worries and choose from a large variety of fresh teas and coffee (some say the best in Indy!) to sip away your worries. The café even has a wall of zany mugs with attitude that you can choose from! Guests have a blast comparing their mugs and noting the fun designs.

Once you are ready to take a look at the menu, you’ll be presented with many delicious options. The breakfast platters are EVERYTHING.

Look for playful touches everywhere, like how their soups come in three fun sizes – baby bear, mamma bear, and papa bear. Paired with a tasty sandwich with eight different types of bread to choose from, and you’ll understand why Ruth’s is an easy choice for many!

Feeling classic? You can’t go wrong with rich French toast, Canadian Bacon, or a delectable Belgian waffle!

Ruth’s is a locally owned local favorite for breakfast and lunch. Guests are happy about the large and satisfying portion sizes, and homespun spin on every dish. There are plenty of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options as well.

Breakfast is served all day, every day! Have your eggs pretty much anyway you can think of and eat guilt-free as Ruth’s is a environmentally conscious establishment. They utilize composting for waste and only use free-range eggs in their recipes.

Ruth’s Café has grown in popularity over the years, so much so, it has opened two other locations in Indianapolis.

Don’t pass up a chance to take a load off and enjoying a bite at this friendly and eccentric eatery. Whether it is their heavenly meals or quirky and inviting décor, you will know you’ve stepped into a delightful café like no other.

To learn more about Ruth’s Café, visit the official website for this Indiana restaurant.

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