French Lick Resort has over 12miles of scenic trails for hiding and biking with historical and architectural points of interest along the way. Bikes and helmets are available for rent at the Valley Links & Golf Learning Center at the French Lick Springs Resort.

Journey through 20 miles of the Hoosier National Forest, limestone cuts and venture through the 2,200 foot Burton tunnel. This 10 mile route provides breathtaking views of the rolling, forested hillsides in their seasonal beauty.

Hunt pheasant, quail and chukars in different types of ground cover on gently rolling terrain. Professional guides and dogs are available, or bring your own hunting dog.

Petting farm featuring miniature farm animals and several varieties of fowl. View the animals, then venture into the gift and candy shop for homemade fudge.

This 9-hole regulation length golf course features a short layout, rewards good shots and provides a fun golf outing for everyone.

Reach the Peak at Southern Indiana's oldest ski resort. Enjoy a day of skiing, tubing and snow boarding at Paoli Peaks!

Sixteen lane bowling alley with ticket redemption arcade, pool tables, pro-shop, diner, party rooms, retractable bumpers and cosmic bowling.

Full service marina with houseboat, pontoon and fishing boat rentals. Year round slip and buoy rental available. For a unique overnight experience, rent one of Indiana’s first floating cabins.

The Patoka Lake Reservoir property features a one-of-a-kind Nature Center featuring fun and educational history and nature programs. Two resident Indiana raptors are available for viewing during select times.

Enjoy this state reservoir with an 8,800 acre lake, hiking and biking trails, modern and primitive camping, beach, picnic areas and nature observing. this park is the Frisbee golfers paradise featuring an 18-hole course.

This 88 acre area south of Paoli is the last old-growth forest of its size in Indiana.

Enjoy a strikingly good time at the six lane bowling alley. Play video and pinball machines or shoot a game of pool in the arcade.

Designated as a Natural National Landmark, this mysterious river emerges from a cave as a result of the karst/limestone system with miles of underground channels. Guided tours are available April 4, June 6 and September 19, 2009.

Situated in the Hoosier National Forest, this trail boasts scenic views of Springs Valley Lake and remnants of the Buffalo Trace. Hike, bike or horseback ride up to 13 miles of trails.

This historic 1917 design includes fully restored greens and bunkers with native grass areas that emulate Scottish links-style conditions. This legendary course has been home to many regional and national tournaments, including the 1924 PGA Championship.

Atop one of the highest points in Indiana, this 18-hole course offers panoramic views that extend for over 40 miles, while challenging even the best players of the game. Selected as the site for the 2010 PGA professionals National Championship.

Enjoy a scenic and relaxing horseback ride through the 1,100 acres of rolling hills. A great ride for the entire family. Arena rides, hayrides and campfires are also available.

Venture into the countryside on an exciting trail ride or simply sit back and relax as a horse-drawn carriage leads you on a tour of the resort grounds. Pony and hayrides also available.

Golfers are certain to take notice of the championship tee length of nearly 3,500 yards on this 9-hole course. Valley Links gives golfers of all ages and skill levels a fun and challenging place to play in the hotel's backyard.

State-of-the-art practice facility featuring short-game area, indoor and outdoor putting greens and driving ranges, indoor tennis courts and golf shop.

Whether you’re a beginner or amateur, tune up your golf game at this state-of-the-art practice facility. The center also features indoor and outdoor putting greens, indoor tennis courts and indoor and outdoor driving ranges. Our PGA professionals are available by appointment to capture and analyze your swing.

The Hoosier National Forest, set in the rolling hills of south central Indiana, includes some of the best remaining forestland in Indiana.

A 187 acre tract of land is designated a Natural National Landmark due to its impressive geologic features including swallow holes, sinkholes and caves.