Tuesday, August 6, 2013

McCormick's Creek State Park

McCormick's Creek State Park is located at:  250 McCormicks Creek Park Road, Spencer, Indiana 47460.



The park has more than 10 miles of easy to rugged hiking trails.  The shortest of trails is .6 miles and the longest is 2 miles.

McCormick's Creek State Park is home of the Old Statehouse Quarry.  Limestone that came from this quarry was used to build the Indiana State Capitol building in Indianapolis.

Also in the park is Wolf Cave.  A small cave, only 57 yards long with many slender spots with low ceilings.  The end opening is only 18 inches square.  Tip:  If you intend to explore the cave, take a flashlight.

Twin Bridges, near the outlet of Wolf Cave, is spans of overhead rock that used to be part of the cave roof.

During the Spring, over 115 species of flowers can be found in McCormick's Creek State Park. 

The Nature Center has programs that include scavenger hunts, turtle walks and creek stomps.

Onsite:
  • birdwatching
  • horseback riding
  • fishing
  • camping
  • picnicking
  • swimming pool
  • playground
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What's FREE to See!

Visit the Owen County Convention and Visitor's Bureau for a Calendar of Events and more that's free to see!

Indiana State Parks

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