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Sign Up For EmailIn honor of one of Indy's most famous natives, here is your list of the Top Ten places to enjoy the outdoors in Indy.
250 Acres of Attractions and Greenspace
White River State Park offers a unique blend of green space and the scenic Central Canal to compliment the parks cultural attractions.
Relax on a sunny day or walk your dog in this urban green space that blankets the space between the Central Library and the Indiana War Memorial.
With 3,900 acres of land and a 1,400 acre lake, Eagle Creek Park & Marina is the 6th largest city park in the U.S. and is a hotbed for rowing, birding, and cycling
Take in Indianapolis' neighborhoods while along this popular rail-trail that spans 28 miles across Central Indiana.
Located on the grounds of Newfields, this kid-friendly green space connects contemporary art and an untouched landscape.
The Indianapolis Zoo's botanical gardens offer over one thousand varieties of natural beauty.
As the geographic heart of the city, "The Circle" is an ideal spot to enjoy lunch or get an iconic photo taken.
Formerly a military base, this 1,700-acre park features walking and jogging trails, picnic sites and tons of wildlife.
With 10,000 square feet of tropical plants the conservatory and three acres of European formal gardens makes Garfield Park is a must-see.
If you're looking for a perfect spot for sunset views visit Highland Park for an elevated perspective on your Indy visit.