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We start at Patoka Lake for a fall foliage cruise complete with lunch. Upon arrival by coach to French Lick we will ... rest, relax, and enjoy the beauty of French Lick or West Baden Springs Resort, as you choose which one will be your home for the night. A wander-ful way to explore Southern Indiana. A complete tour package, as you only purchase one meal.
HIGHLIGHT CITY: Patoka, IN • French Lick, IN • West Baden, IN • Mitchell, IN
FEATURES: West Baden Springs Hotel - An extraordinary experience. You will be captivated once you step foot inside this National Historic Landmark built in 1902. With its one-of-a-kind domed atrium spanning 200 feet, it has been called the “Eighth Wonder of the World.” • Shuttle Service - Complimentary Shuttle service between the French Lick Springs Hotel, French Lick Casino, and West Baden Springs Hotel. • French Lick Casino - 51,000 square foot Vegas-style gaming facility all on one floor. 1,200 state-of-the-art slot machines and 38 game tables. • Pakota Lake Cruise - Enjoy a two hour fall foliage cruise on Pakota Lake. Look ofr wildlife and experience some of southern Indiana’s scenic beauty. This stop is complete with lunch and a visit to the Pakota Lake WInery. • French Lick West Baden Museum - Experience the area’s rich history circa 1900-1930. See the room-sized miniature Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus. Learn about the famous artists, politicians, and sports figures who once called the area home. • Springmill State Park - Set against a backdrop of stately oaks and rolling scenic hills outside Mitchell, Indiana, Spring Mill State Park offers scenic vistas bustling with fall colors. Lunch at the Millstone Dining Room located in historic Spring Mill Inn will start our visit. A walk around the Pioneer Village allows us to be immersed in history by taking a step back in time to the early 1860’s. Take a leisurely stroll through the historic district and view over 20 log cabin structures dating back to the early 1800’s. The showcase of the Pioneer Village is the Grist Mill. This limestone mill is an original structure that was built in 1817 and still grinds corn to this day. Water flowing out of Hamer Cave pours over the enormous water wheel and drives the gears that spin the grindstones. |