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Image of a hayride at Southeastway Park and a view of the fall foliage you can see while riding on a hayride at Eagle Creek.

Hop on a hayride to catch the best of Indy’s fall foliage.

Photos provided by Indy Parks

We don’t know about you, but with fall officially here, we’re embracing all the seasonal activities.

First on the list? Hayrides at Eagle Creek and Southeastway Park — running now through the end of the month.

  • Eagle Creek | Enjoy individual or group hayrides, with special haunted rides on Friday, Oct. 24, and Saturday, Oct. 25.
  • Southeastway | Group hayrides come with a shelter rental. Read: The perfect setup for a relaxed fall day with family and friends.

Your fall plans? Officially handled.

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