Us national forests in Nashville, Indiana

The Ramp Creek Covered Bridge is a tourist attraction located at 1801 Indiana 46 in Nashville, Indiana, United States. This area is known as the "Little Smokies" due to its resemblance to the Great Smoky Mountains, with rugged hills, ridges, and fog-shrouded ravines. Brown County State Park, Indiana's largest park, offers nearly 20 miles of tree-lined roads, scenic vistas, and a variety of recreational activities including hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and camping. The park's rustic Abe Martin Lodge provides accommodations, dining, and an indoor water park for visitors. Surrounding Brown County and the town of Nashville offer unique shopping, dining, arts and crafts, history, entertainment, and outdoor adventure opportunities. The institution's phone number is 812-988-5240. Please call ahead for specific dates and times of operation. The park features a variety of trails for hiking and exploring, ranging from easy to rugged. The auto tour covers major spots in the park, providing an audio guide for visitors. Plan on at least one hour for the tour, more if you plan on stopping at other points of interest along the way. Enjoy the natural beauty and outdoor activities that Brown County State Park has to offer.