Indiana Leaf Cam

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Comment by Kendal R. Miller on October 14, 2009 at 10:19am

Fall is beautiful here in Switzerland County! Vevay is decorated to the max with pumpkins and scarecrows, with corn stalks wrapped around all the telephone poles. All our "Scarecrow Decorating Contest" entries are on display around town as well, and the stores and restaurants are decked out for the season. As I was driving down "Vevay Hill" (we locals call it) this morning, the leaves were abundant with color with some falling down around you like it was snowing in color. I LOVE this time of year!

Comment by Jennifer Swineford on October 14, 2009 at 9:42am

It's so easy to miss what right in your backyard. At least a couple times a week I try to take my puppy for a walk at Eagle Creek park. During the fall it's even more beautiful. I like to travel around Indiana during the fall as well, but why not take advantage of what's right around the corner, too?

Comment by Erik Deckers on October 14, 2009 at 9:30am

My favorite fall driving tour is to take I-65 south to the Nashville/Bloomington exit, take SR 45 over to Bloomington, have lunch at the Irish Lion, and then take SR 46 back to Nashville, and then back home. A great way to spend a day.

Comment by Jeremy Williams on October 14, 2009 at 9:13am

Thanks for the tips Phillip!

Comment by Phillip Anderson on October 14, 2009 at 9:05am

Three places to visit during the Fall. The entire Whitewater Valley will be ablaze this season. You can find pastoral farmsteads, winding roads and streams, historic architecture, some of Indiana's oldest settlements, great recreation and scenic drives to match any in Indiana. Hop on the new Whitewater Canal Scenic Byway and travel SR 1 from Hagerstown to Cambridge City to Connersville, then jump over to SR 121 to Laurel and then US 52 to Metamora, Brookville and West Harrison, then a short trip in Ohio to Cleves and back to Lawrenceburg. To complete a scenic loop take SR 101 north from Brookville to Liberty and Richmond. You won't regret this trip.

A second excursion goes west to Attica. Visit Fall Creek Gorge Nature Preserve just northwest of this Wabash River town. The Wabash River Corridor is a beautiful area. Head south from Attica to Portland Arch Narture Preserve for another unique natural feature in the Indiana landscape.

A third option is heading to Anderson Falls, just south Hartsville between Columbus and Greensburg on SR 46.

These are easily to get to for Central Indiana Smoosiers. Stop along the way at some great Hoosier restaurants as well.

Comment by Jeremy Williams on October 14, 2009 at 8:41am

Stay tuned, we'll launch our first contest on Friday!

Comment by Kellie Conrad on October 14, 2009 at 1:17am

I love this!!!! THANK YOU FOR THESE GREAT TIPS!!! I have been looking for activities, sites, hotels, etc. just like what I found.

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