The Easy 1-Mile Winter Hike In Indianapolis That's Positively Bewitching
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Courtney Johnston
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If you love exploring the outdoors, there’s no reason to stop simply because there’s snow on the ground. Indianapolis is full of natural gems that are perfect for exploring in the wintertime, including this incredible 1-mile winter hike that’s absolutely breathtaking.
Fort Harrison State Park is a 1700 acre park that's perfect for Indy residents to visit during all four seasons. This natural oasis offers the perfect retreat from busy life in the city.
Tucked away on the northeast side of Indianapolis, this stunning state park is a popular place to visit in the wintertime due to its popular sledding hills.
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But Fort Harrison is also popular during colder seasons for hikers who enjoy the challenge of hiking in cold weather. The 1-mile Fall Creek Trail is perfect for hikers looking for an incredibly scenic, yet reasonably short hike.
This gorgeous hike will lead to Fall Creek as well as a duck pond, both of which are likely to be frozen in the wintertime. You'll get to experience some of the best up close shots of nature at its finest during the winter when you embark on this trail.
This trail is moderate, meaning its perfect for beginners or seasoned veterans, and you can also bring your dog along to scope out the trail. Check it out at 6000 N. Post Road, Indianapolis, IN 46216.
Will you be checking out this epic 1-mile long hike this winter? For more fun in Indy this winter, check out these 9 surprising things you never knew you could do in the city.
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