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A rotating gif featuring: Photo 1, a lake filled with boats at night, with a fireworks show in the distance. Photo 2, a lake view from a dock with people swimming. Photo 3, a beach with a striped umbrella in the foreground, and picturesque lake. Photo 4, A sunset on one of Noble County's 117+ lakes and waterways.

An excuse to unplug, slow down, and connect with nature for a weekend? Say less.

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117+. That’s how many natural lakes and waterways are in Noble County. This hidden gem for outdoor adventure is less than three hours from Indianapolis, perfect for a last-minute weekend getaway.

We’ve already got your itinerary started:

  • Hike + bike on scenic trails
  • Kayak at Chain O’Lakes State Park
  • Perfect your swing at 25+ Great Indiana Golf courses
  • Refuel on the Hoosier Culinary Trails

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