Indiana state park among best for fall foliage

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New York Travel Guides is out with its list of “America’s Best State Parks for Fall Foliage,” and one park in Indiana made the list. The publication compiled the list from a survey of more than 600 state parks and state natural areas.

The parks were analyzed and compared across three categories: reviews about fall colors, fall photography popularity, and overall ratings of the parks.

Brown County State Park in Nashville is ranked No. 3 on the list. The publication cited the park’s “gorgeous fall colors” in its description of Indiana’s largest state park.

The top two parks on the list are Lost Maples State Natural Area in Texas, and Rib Mountain State Park in Wisconsin. You can view the full list by clicking here.