Brown County State Park, located in southern Indiana, is the state’s largest and most popular park, attracting around 1.2 million visitors annually. Known for its rolling hills shaped by ancient glaciers and mature forests that regrew after 19th-century deforestation, the park offers a diverse landscape with nearly 16,000 acres to explore. Visitors can enjoy scenic drives along paved roads with numerous vistas, extensive hiking trails ranging from short lakeside walks to secluded valley paths, and over twenty miles of horseback riding trails with guided rides available for all skill levels.

For adventure seekers, Brown County State Park boasts more than 100 miles of mountain biking trails catering to all skill levels, from beginner-friendly loops to challenging rocky sections, making it a nationally recognized trail system. The nearby town of Nashville complements the natural beauty with restaurants, art galleries, and museums, creating an affordable and accessible vacation destination often compared to the Great Smoky Mountains area. Whether by foot, bike, horse, or car, the park offers a high-quality outdoor experience for Hoosiers and visitors alike.