Heading north on I-65 to the southern shores of Lake Michigan for a day at Indiana Dunes National Park has become a popular ...

Brown County State Park is Indiana’s largest state park and it’s easy to see why people call it the “Little Smokies.” The hills roll on forever with trees that put on a color show that would make an ...

The Indiana Dunes National Park drew nearly 2.3 million visitors during 2020, its second year with national park status. Congress approved the change from the national lakeshore designation it had ...

The Indiana Dunes National Park drew nearly 2.3 million visitors during 2020, its second year with national park status. Congress approved the change from the national lakeshore designation it had ...

Prior to its inclusion in what was then known as Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Mount Baldy was a Michigan City park, donated to the National Park Service to be the easternmost anchor of the ...

Mount Baldy features high hills of wild, wind-swept sand, topped by grasses, shrubs and small trees. It rises 126 feet above Lake Michigan and is one of the biggest attractions at Indiana Dunes ...

National park worthy? When Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore officially became the country’s 61st national park in February, it generated a lot of talk — both positive and negative.

National park worthy? When Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore officially became the country’s 61st national park in February, it generated a lot of talk — both positive and negative.

See soaring sand dunes in America’s newest national park With some of the country’s greatest biodiversity and recreation, Indiana Dunes National Park packs a punch.

Indiana Dunes, 15 miles of sublime beauty along the southern tip of Lake Michigan, wins U.S. House approval to become our newest national park.

The National Park Service says the beach at Mount Baldy in Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore has reopened Friday more than four years after the massive dune swallowed a young boy.