Heather B.
12/16/2020
Another good part of the National dunes! Super cool area. It gave me evermore vibes before evermore was a thing. Nice little 3.5 mile loop that's not too difficult. But it's definitely fun. I...
Bailly Homestead & Chellberg Farm
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709 N Mineral Springs Rd
Chesterton, IN 46304
The Bailly Homestead & Chellberg Farm, nestled in Chesterton, IN, offers a captivating journey through the Little Calumet River, Mnoké Prairie, historic homes, and verdant landscapes. Traverse lush forests teeming with maple, beech, and oak trees, alongside the tranquil waters of the Little Calumet River.
Delve into the region's rich history as you explore the meticulously restored Mnoké Prairie, a glimpse into the vast pre-settlement grasslands of yesteryears. Uncover the stories of early settlers at the Bailly Homestead and Chellberg Farm, where time seems to stand still amidst the serene surroundings.
With features like river crossings, birdwatching opportunities, and a tapestry of wildlife, this trail system beckons adventurers of all ages to immerse themselves in the natural wonders and cultural heritage that have shaped this land for millennia.
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4.56 reviews
Jeff M.
6/19/2021
During a weekend visit to Indiana Dunes we wanted to get a really good hike in. We stopped by the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center and we were thankful we did. It seems if you know nothing about the...
Dan G.
12/10/2020
This is one of the better hikes in the Indiana Dunes NP. Better yet, it's perfect for anyone as it's little more than a walk in the woods. And it's full of history. There's a parking lot,...
Ericka D.
10/23/2017
We opted for the fall foliage tour with one of the National Shoreline Rangers. It was a 3 hour hike and started from the parking lot. There were at least 150 of us on the tour. We did a 3 mile...
William R.
9/4/2016
The Bailly Homestead and Chellberg farm historical complex is an amazing resource for those interested in local history. There is an interpretive center located on the trail system between the two...
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