Indiana Dunes Tourism generates $25.6 million in state and local taxes. The Visitors Center alone sees 230,000 visitors per year.

Heading north on I-65 to the southern shores of Lake Michigan for a day at Indiana Dunes National Park has become a popular way for Indy residents to spend some fun in the sun each summer. Yes ...

The Indiana Dunes in northern Indiana tower almost 200 feet above Lake Michigan and have formed over thousands of years. It's also a spot to enjoy miles of sandy beaches and nature preserves.

The town was built along the Dunes Highway, also known as U.S. Route 12, a 2,484-mile road that includes a scenic drive along Lake Michigan. The route starts in Gary, Indiana, and runs through ...

With sand between your toes, Lake Michigan gently lapping at its southern shore, and abundant birdwatching, Indiana Dunes National Park brings Hoosiers beach vibes without the full-day drive to ...

Designs on the backs of turtles at the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center on Indiana 49 in Porter show designs from the 13-month lunar calendar used by Miami and Potawatomi Indians.

The Indiana Dunes State Park has several projects planned, including burning 130 acres in the Dunes Nature Preserve that hadn't been burned since 2018, repainting the Nature Center and adding a ...

Birders often meet up at the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center at 1215 N. State Road 49 in Porter. It is also hosting workshops, public events, festival information, on-site registration and the Dune ...

CHESTERTON, Ind. — If you enjoy the nostalgia of hiking with the guide of paper map, this will be the last year to use one at the Indiana Dunes State Park and other Hoosier state parks. Citing a ...