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Yellowwood Lake is 133 acres and was built in 1939 by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Swimming is not permitted in the lake, however it is known for its excellent fishing.

The Hickory Ridge Lookout Tower was constructed in 1936 in order to aid the National Park Service in spotting forest fires. The tower was manned for almost 40 years, until modern technologies superseded the need for human lookouts. The tower still stands as an observation point, and anyone who wants to scale the 133 steel steps will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

Yellowwood State Forest sees far fewer visitors than its neighbor Brown County State Park, so you're likely to experience a fair bit of solitude while hiking on one of the many trails located within the 23,300-acre property. The highlight of the forest is Yellowwood Lake, but many of the forested hills offer views and woodland scenes of their own.

Story Village, founded in 1851 is nestled in the backroads outside of Brown County State Park and is mostly made up of a number of rustic buildings. The most iconic is the Story Inn which has a general store, a restaurant, and even some spooky overnight accomodations.

Nashville is the center of the Brown County Art Colony and makes a great destination for a ride through this scenic part of Indiana. There are may restaurants and other amenities to rest and refuel for your ride.

Trailhead for the Nebo Ridge Trail, starting in the north. Parking is located right next to the trailhead.

The Hickory Ridge Lookout Tower was constructed in 1936 in order to aid the National Park Service in spotting forest fires. The tower was manned for almost 40 years, until modern technologies superseded the need for human lookouts. The tower still stands as an observation point, and anyone who wants to scale the 133 steel steps will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.