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Indy Greenways is a haven paradise for walking, hiking, biking and horse riding. Bikers can enjoy a 127-acre natural park with nine miles of down and dirty dirt trails for both the novice and expert rider. Throughout the park are hills that challenge walkers as well - but take note, bikers have the right of way here! Indiana's horse trails span 3,500 miles and offer a safe experience for all riders consisting of a system of loops, and a network without stables. But, you'd better take your own horse if you hope to ride. 

Think you've seen a ghost? Explore Indianapolis' haunted hollowed grounds and meet a real ghost whisperer! Accomplished researchers, investigators and renowned experts give these paranormal phenomena tours that seek out the most authentic haunted cities and towns in the state. Join in on a ghost walk, bus tour or plan a private group tour!

Let your child loose in this mind-enriching world of sensory discoveries. According to Child magazine, the Children's Museum of Indianapolis is the "biggest and best children's museum in the world" and a top tourist attraction in the city with over a million visitors a year. Spanning 472,900 square feet with more than 120,000 artifacts and a five level playground, it's a child's mega mind booster and a fun place to learn.

Indianapolis is the home of the nation's 23rd President, Benjamin Harrison. Visit the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site to learn about his life, accomplishments and see the original home's decor. Groups can book a reservation for the Civil War Dinner, offering a one of a kind historic dining adventure at this National Historic Landmark.