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ACTIVITIES GUIDE TWO PARKS. ONE DESTINATION. Y T A S · O P S H Y · E A T · P L A WELCOME TO THE INDIANA DUNES Indiana Dunes Area… Find Indiana along the southern shore of Lake Michigan offers swimming, birding, biking, camping, hiking, Dunes Tourism fishing, and other natural adventures, along with fine dining and local attractions. Our communities on Social Media… are complete with affordable accommodations for insider access, quick answers, and Midwest hospitality, ensuring each getaway up-to-date information, and helpful tips. is a trip to remember. Here are some things to look out for throughout our guide: Look for Indiana Dunes Tourism Pet-Friendly Look for @indianadunes Rainy Day Activities ROSE Award Winners Thank you to our partners who are featured in these pages! Indiana Department of Indiana Dunes Northwest Indiana Regional Natural Resources (DNR) National Park (NPS) Planning Commission (NIRPC) Greenways + Blueways Porter County Shirley Heinze Parks & Recreation Land Trust R.O.S.E. Awards Roses highlight businesses given the Iniana Recognition of Service Excellence award in Deas 2019. You can nominate a service provider Dunes at indianadunes.com/the-rose-awards. Shake off the sand south of While we pride ourselves on accurate information, the Indiana Dunes and dig up we understand that sometimes details can real savings with the Indiana change. For the most up-to-date and accurate Dunes Deals Pass. Scan the information, we ask that you visit us online. QR code to sign up OR visit indianadunes.com/experiences. 2 | INDIANA DUNES TOURISM | THE INDIANA DUNES TABLE OF CONTENTS SHOPPING 52 EXPLORE THE DUNES ANTIQUES & VINTAGE 52 INDIANA DUNES VISITOR CENTER 6 FARM FRESH & GARDENING 54 THE INDIANA DUNES 8 GIFTS & UNIQUE SHOPPING 56 DUNES 101 8 LOCALLY MADE 58 ABOUT THE NATIONAL PARK 10 SPAS 59 ABOUT THE STATE PARK 11 THE 3 DUNE CHALLENGE 12 VISITOR MAPS THE STATE PARK PAVILION 13 PULL-OUT MAP WHICH BEACH IS WHICH? 14 INDIANA DUNES COMMUNITIES 16 EAT & DRINK THINGS TO DO CULINARY TOUR 62 DINING 64 MUST SEE & DO 20 WINES & BREWS 70 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 24 FOOD WARS 72 ART GALLERIES 24 LIVE THEATER 26 MOVIE THEATERS 27 PLACES TO STAY SUMMER CONCERTS 27 HOTELS, INNS, CAMPGROUNDS, & MORE 78 ATTRACTIONS & RECREATION 28 ABOVE, ON, & UNDERWATER 28 FAMILY FUN 30 EVENTS RAINY DAY GUIDE 30 FESTIVALS, MARKETS, & OTHER EVENTS 82 GARDENS 32 HISTORIC SITES & TOURS 33 MUSEUMS 34 EXPLORE THE AREA PARKS & PLAYGROUNDS 36 ENJOY A DRIVE 88 SPORTS 38 KANKAKEE REGION 90 WINTER ACTIVITIES 40 KANKAKEE SOUTHEAST 90 OUTDOOR ADVENTURES 42 KANKAKEE SOUTHWEST 92 BICYCLING 42 INDIANA’S COOL NORTH 94 BIRDING 44 DAY TRIPS 94 FISHING 45 HIKING 46 PADDLING 48 WANDERING 49 Be sure to check out our PET FRIENDLY 50 handy pull-out maps at the center of the guide! #beachesandbeyond | INDIANADUNES.COM | 3 Country Inn & Suites by Radisson Quality Inn The next best thing to home. Quality Inn® hotel in Chesterton, Indiana, offers easy access to Indiana Dunes State Park. We are also close to the National Park. We are minutes away from Interstate 94, Exit 26A and Indiana Toll Road, Exit 31. • Complimentary hot breakfast on real dining ware Our amenities include a free full hot breakfast and free wireless • Free WiFi throughout the hotel high-speed internet access. All guest rooms offer cable television, • Read It & Return Lending Library coffee maker, microwave, refrigerator, pillow-top mattress, hair dryer, iron, and ironing board. BOOK NOW! 2020 LaPorte Ave., Valparaiso, IN 46383 418 Council Dr., Chesterton, IN 46304 219-476-0000 219-929-5549 radissonhotels.com/countryinn qualityinn.com ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Spring House Inn A Woodsy Staycation Retreat The Spring House Inn offers great customer service and hospitality, as well as a woodland view from every room. Located just two miles from the entrance to the Indiana Dunes State Park, Spring House Inn is surrounded with natural history, where you can experience peaceful and educational pursuits through natural wetlands, tall sand dunes, and the refreshing waters of Lake Michigan. The area is filled with interesting historical points of interest, shopping, serious antiquing, cultural arts, and a variety of acclaimed restaurants, plus miles of hiking and biking trails. A complimentary morning breakfast with an array of hot and cold items, freshly brewed gourmet coffees, hot tea, juice, muffins, hot and cold cereals, and biscuits and gravy is served daily in the library. Spring House Inn is also the perfect, peaceful place to host your next meeting or retreat. Their professional staff will coordinate your audio visual and refreshment break needs. • Indoor pool and fitness room • Exceptional service, by • Picturesque siting rooms ideal an exceptional staff for relaxing with friends • Board games, books, • Professional meeting and magazines room and services • Packages available • Free Wi-Fi internet • Area attractions and • Refrigerator and microwave restaurant information in every room 303 N. Mineral Springs Rd. Porter, IN 46304 219-929-4600 springhouseinn.com ADVERTISEMENT EXPLORE THE DUNES Share your adventure through 15,000 acres! Tag @indianadunes and use #beachesandbeyond. #beachesandbeyond | INDIANADUNES.COM | 5 Find Us At: INDIANA DUNES 1215 N. State Rd. 49, Porter (just north of the Indiana Toll Road and Interstate 94 and VISITOR CENTER just south of the Indiana Dunes State Park and U.S. 20). 219-926-2255 or 800-283-8687 Start your adventure indianadunes.com [email protected] at the Visitor Center 8am–6pm daily, Memorial Day to Labor Day; 8:30am–4:30pm daily, • Helpful advice from our • An electric vehicle charging station Labor Day to Memorial Day destination ambassadors • Seasonal bike rentals • Guides and brochures by Pedal Power • A short film in our theater • Access to the Dunes- Kankakee Trail, which goes Don't Forget! • An exhibit hall that’s fun for kids to the Indiana Dunes State We’re on Central Time (CT) Park and the Calumet Trail • A gift shop and national park passes • Picnic tables and an art walk with photo opportunities • Restrooms, drinking fountains, and a water bottle filling station • 12 foreign language guides When you start your trip at the Visitor Center, you can chat with one of our destination ambassador staff. They’re true experts in what the Indiana “Not being from the “A lifelong resident of “I’ve lived in the Duneland dunes area really makes area my whole life, but I Dunes area has to Duneland, I discover me realize how special something worthy of only recently discovered offer. From activities and unique the dunes making a memory each how special it really is. I and attractions to are! I love sharing this day. Stop in and let us have a lot of fun learning dining and shopping, treasure, as well as each help you make your own about the park and getting they’ll help you plan new discovery I make, special memories!” to share that experience with every visitor!” — Elizabeth with our visitors.” your next adventure. — Bethany —Meghan Seasons at the Dunes Winter Spring Summer Autumn Indiana FREE High Dunes postcards Beaches & Beyond 29° 58° 81° 64° Present this coupon for your choice of Indiana Dunes postcards. Low While supplies last. Limit one set of postcards per family. 10° 35° 60° 44° 6 | INDIANA DUNES TOURISM | VISITOR INFORMATION EXPLORE THE DUNES EXPLORE Translated We Are All Travel The Indiana Planners Dunes… The Indiana Dunes Visitor and so are you! Ride the We are the official destination Center offers 12 translated wave and become a part of the marketing, planning, and Travel Planners, so no matter Indiana Dunes, whether you’re a development organization for where you’re from, you can get visitor, business owner, or resident. the Indiana Dunes area/Porter straight to exploring the dunes. Share your experiences with us County, Indiana. It’s not just about online by tagging getting you to the beach; it’s 12 languages! @indianadunes or using about helping you eat, play, shop, #indianadunes and and stay here while embracing #beachesandbeyond. the stories and experiences our destination has to offer. D ew N t ee 2 r 1 ain Entran M ce t on 5 3 u is o B r T w ART Rainbo WALK 4 Stroll the grounds of the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center and see five murals, each one created in a matter of hours by the muralist Ryan “ARCY” Christenson, as e S n well as our life-sized “Bison-tennial bison” and painted a a nd Cr bench. The seven pieces of art all depict wildlife native hill to the Indiana Dunes area. #beachesandbeyond | INDIANADUNES.COM | 7 DUNES101 ORIENTATION What Are the Indiana Dunes? Learn the ins and outs of the Indiana Dunes to make your trip as enjoyable as possible. BEACH EXPERIENCE Where Are the Indiana Dunes Beaches? Don’t just imagine where you’ll go, Lake Michigan provides a great see it firsthand on place for water fun. Learn about kayaking, scuba diving, Hi! I’m Ranger Matt! swimming, fishing, and boating. Welcome to the Indiana Dunes CAMPING area! I’m here to help you make the Where to Camp most out of your adventure. You in the Indiana Dunes can get the full 101 by watching Camping is a great way to our Dunes 101 Video Series immerse yourself in the Indiana on YouTube. In the meantime, Dunes. Get all the insider tips for here’s the tip of the iceberg, or your next outdoor adventure. rather, the crest of the dune. HIKING Where to Hike in the Indiana Dunes With over 70 miles of trails winding through the State and National Parks, see and explore some of the best hikes in the Midwest. DID YOU KNOW? Interesting Things About the Indiana Dunes The Indiana Dunes is one of the most biodiverse areas in North America.
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    1 Feines mit Erdbeeren Gesammelt und aufbereitet von Lothar Schäfer Stand: 15.06.2021 Diese Kochrezepte wurden mit Hilfe des Rezept-Verwaltungs-Programms B&S-Rezept erfaßt und mittels LaTeX ausgedruckt c 1994 .. 2001 L. Schäfer Dellenburg 11, 44869 Bo.-Wattenscheid INHALTSVERZEICHNIS i Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Beilagen 1 1.1 Chicorée mit Erdbeeren . 1 2 Brot, Aufstrich 3 2.1 Erdbeer-Schinkentoast . 3 3 Dessert, Süßspeisen 5 3.1 ’Hopp Schwiiz’-Becher . 5 3.2 Amaretto-Flan mit Erdbeeren . 5 3.3 Amaretto-Zabaione mit Erdbeeren . 6 3.4 Amarettoterrine mit Erdbeeren im Marzipanmantel . 6 3.5 Ananas-Sorbet mit Erdbeerpüree . 7 3.6 Ananassalat mit Erdbeeren . 7 3.7 Andalusische Erdbeeren . 8 3.8 Aprikosen-Kaltschale mit Erdbeereis . 8 3.9 Arme Ritter mit Erdbeeren . 9 3.10 Baiser-Törtchen mit Erdbeereis . 9 3.11 Bananen-Eis mit Erdbeeren . 10 3.12 Basilikum-Erdbeer-Tiramisu mit Basilikum-Limetten-Zucker . 10 3.13 Basilikum-Tiramisu mit Erdbeer-Ragout . 11 3.14 Beerengrütze mit Buttermilchnocken . 11 3.15 Beerenkompott mit Creme-Windbeuteln . 12 3.16 Berlingo . 13 3.17 Biskuits mit Erdbeerrahm . 13 3.18 Blätterteigschnitte mit Erdbeeren . 14 3.19 Blätterteigschnitte mit Erdbeeren . 15 3.20 Buchweizen-Crêpes mit Erdbeeren . 15 3.21 Buttermilch-Grieß-Flammeri mit Erdbeer-Rhabarber-Kompott . 16 3.22 Buttermilch-Mousse mit Erdbeeren und zartem Mandelgebäck . 16 3.23 Cappuccino-Mousse mit Erdbeeren . 17 3.24 Champagnergelee mit Erdbeeren . 18 3.25 Charlotte mit Erdbeeren . 19 3.26 Choco-Köpfll mit Erdbeeren . 19 3.27 Cornets mit Erdbeerrahm . 20 3.28 Coupe Romanoff . 20 3.29 Coupe Romanow (Original) .