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Amish Country Bike Tour

Making cycling and walking safe, convenient and fun in Delaware

38th Annual Amish Country Bike Tour supporting Bike Delaware

September 7, 2024 – rain or shine event

7:00 am – 5:00 pm

410 Legislative Ave

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Friday 4:00-7:30 pm, Saturday beginning at 6:00 am

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Routes begin and end on Legislative Mall, 410 Legislative Ave., Dover, DE and are 16, 25, 50, 62 or 100 miles through peaceful, flat(!), Amish countryside.

To promote safety and to ensure that rest stops are not overwhelmed, with everyone finishing when the food and entertainment will be starting, a staggered start with police escort for each group will take place to send you on your way. Riders are expected to be ready to ride with your group:

7:00 am 100 mile riders, reaching the pie stop between 10:00-10:30 am & predicted to return between 1:00-3:00 pm 7:30 am 62 mile riders, reaching the pie stop around 10:45 am & predicted to return between 12:30-2:30 pm 8:00 am 50 mile riders, reaching the pie stop around 11:15 am & predicted to return between 12:00-2:00 pm 8:30 am 25 mile riders, reaching the pie stop around 10:00 am & predicted to return between 11:00 am -1:00 pm 9:00 am 16 mile riders, reaching the pie stop around 10:15 am & predicted to return between 11:00 am-12:00 pm

Motor vehicles are not restricted on the routes of the Amish Country Bike Tour. Follow all rules of the road. Never cross a yellow line, not even to pass. This is a ride not a race. See the information sheet for riders here. It is recommended that you print or have a copy saved to help you through your day!

Up to 5 rest stops are included, depending upon distance: Harvest Ridge Winery (MaryDel), Painted Stave Distillery (Smyrna), Felton Little League (Felton) and Emanuel AME Church (Hartly), depending on distance, but all routes stop at the Amish Schoolhouse (Dover), where you’ll enjoy our famous, fresh, locally-baked pie.

Everyone stops at the Amish School House on Rose Valley Road for pie. It’s the only rest stop where all routes will travel. Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) will be closing the road to traffic off of Route 8 to the north, just as they have done in previous year’s. Thru traffic (Bike Support, our volunteers, photographers, deliveries) will only be able to access the area via Hazlettville Road to the south.

Bike Traffic will enter off Yoder and make a right onto Rose Valley. The schoolhouse will be on the right and cyclists should exit off the road onto the property. Do not drop your bike where you stop. There will be parking areas designated for that purpose. The map outlining bicycle traffic makes ingress and egress for cyclists much easier. Please familiarize yourself with it and follow the path laid out for you.

Following the bike tour, everyone returns to Legislative Mall for your catered lunch (included in your ride purchase) from one of our food truck partners and non-alcoholic beverages, adult beverages (with purchased tickets), entertainment with  Glass Onion , DJ, merchandise sales and a variety of vendors. All the extra fun (except your piece of pie and ride) is held on Legislative Mall (410 Legislative Ave) in historic downtown Dover, Delaware. Most vendors will accept credit/debit cards and cash.

For those participants who are local, or who may want to spend the weekend in Dover, we are planning on having several “club rides” on Sunday for no additional cost.  These rides will be led by a local ride leader and will be a more casual way to see additional places in Delaware and meet area cyclists.   If you are signed up for one of our Sunday rides, please ensure that bikede.org and Mailchimp are trusted senders to receive up-to-date information for Sunday rides.

The greater Dover area offers a number of accommodation and dining options. Delaware isn’t very big, but that doesn’t mean you will want to stay too far outside of the Dover area. There are several bikeable hotels in the area. We recommend contacting Kent County Tourism for the best information. Both have been generous sponsors this year. Tourism has compiled a searchable resource for visitors available on their website.   If you limit your search to Dover, you’ll be in the right area to get to the start point before your group start time.

Keep in mind that the event and ride support will close at 5 pm.

Check back here or join the conversation on our Amish Country Bike Tour FaceBook Amish Country Bike Tour Instagram or Amish Country Bike Tour Twitter accounts for information as details for the 38th Annual Amish Country Bike Tour are updated frequently .

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The Amish Country Bike Tour is a rain-or-shine, non-refundable event. There is no rain date.

In case of severe weather or restrictions mandated by local, state or federal government, Bike Delaware volunteers reserve the right to cancel/alter/modify the tour for safety and other concerns.  In any event, we do not refund tour entry or transfer registrations to the following year.  In the unlikely case a tour is canceled, you may claim your registration fee as a tax-deductible donation. 

Unfortunately, all expenses have already been incurred prior to the actual event. Should we be forced to cancel or offer deferrals, the financial impact of the event would not be any different than if the event was held in its entirety. Thus, refunding or deferring any entry fees would devastate the financial future of the Amish Country Bike Tour. Adult riders may self-transfer their rides to another rider of their choice through September 28th, 2023. Bike Reg does not permit self transfer of discounted (team) rides. All other transfers must be made via the registrar. Proof of identity may be required to ride.

The Amish Country Bike Tour is managed by Bike Delaware volunteers.   Bike Delaware  is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that advocates for safe, convenient and fun cycling and walking for everyone.  All funds raised from the Amish Country Bike Tour support Bike Delaware’s mission and vision, as well as our community supporting organizations.

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Amish Country Bicycle Tour

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Start/Finish: Arthur Community Building 120 E. Progress St. Ample parking around the registration site.

Join us for the 39 th annual tour through the largest Amish community in Illinois.

We’re trying something new this year for the routes, and we’re sure you’ll love them.

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Terrain is flat to rolling, appropriate for all riders and bicycle types. Enjoy quiet backroads where horse drawn buggies and cottage industries are numerous.

Registration open 7:00 -10:00 a.m.  60 mile riders must start no later than 8:30.  Ride is held rain or shine. No refunds allowed. Register early for best price.  Mail postmarked after Aug.30 reflects higher fee.

SAG (service and gear) vehicles  available until 3:00 p.m.   Ride safely with a good working order bicycle. 

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DOVER — The 38th annual Amish Country Bike Tour is scheduled to return Sept. 7 starting and finishing at Legislative Mall. 

Online registration is open.

The tour offers routes spanning 16, 25, 50, 62 and 100 miles, appealing to cyclists of all ages and skill levels. Specific start times will be assigned for each distance.

Packet pick up and onsite registration will be held from 4-7:30 p.m. Sept. 6. Day of registration and additional packet pickup will resume on Sept. 7 before 6 a.m.

The tour is a non-competitive ride starting at 7 a.m. with the 100-mile riders and continues with staggered departures until 9:30 a.m.

Fresh locally baked pie is featured at the Amish School House. Rest stops include Emmanuel AME Church in Hartly, Harvest Ridge Winery near Marydel, Painted Stave Distillery in Smyrna, and Felton Little League, where riders can refuel with healthy snacks and beverages.

Lunch and beverages are included for all riders and will be provided from various on-site food trucks until 5 p.m. at Legislative Mall.

The after-party will be highlighted with live music from Glass Onion , a DJ, vendors, and other activities.

Bike Delaware volunteers are offering for no additional charge Sunday morning “club rides” for registered riders who want to enjoy a full weekend of cycling, and to explore additional scenic areas of Kent County not typically included during the tour, such as the Monster Mile, Dover’s Air Mobility Command Museum, and an extended visit at Harvest Ridge Winery.

“We welcome riders from all over the mid-Atlantic region to enjoy a truly peaceful and scenic bicycle tour across the western Kent County while rewarding themselves with freshly baked pie,” said Ryan Kennedy, tour coordinator.

“There’s a special bond between returning riders and volunteers, making this event a true labor of love and one of Delaware’s most popular annual events.”

Riders are encouraged to familiarize themselves with Delaware bicycle laws and to read through materials provided prior to riding. Roads will not be closed to traffic.

The tour is the primary fundraiser for the non-profit organization Bike Delaware. Register online at AmishCountryBikeTour.com .

For those interested in volunteering for one-day, two-day, or year-round projects, email [email protected].

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38th Annual Amish Country Bike Tour

September 7, 2024

The Amish Country Bike Tour is a rain-or-shine, non-refundable event. There is no rain date.

Also known as “the ride for pie” this is one of the region’s favorite cycling events known for its unique character and atmosphere.

Routes of 16, 25, 50, 62, and 100 miles will leave from legislative mall, 410 legislative ave., dover, de, and wind through central delaware’s peaceful (and flat) amish countryside. this ride is perfect for your first century, this is not a timed event or race. , motor vehicles are not restricted on the routes of the amish country bike tour. follow all rules of the road. never cross a yellow line, not even to pass.  .

To promote safety and relieve congestion, a staggered police escorted start based on distance is scheduled out of Dover:

7:00 am 100 mile riders 7:30 am 62 mile riders 8:00 am 50 mile riders 8:30 am 25 mile riders 9:00 am 16 mile riders

Leaving prior to your designated starting time is not recommended. Staggered start times are designed to reduce road congestion and ensure that rest stops are open at appropriate times.  All participants must have completed their ride by 5 pm.

Up to 5 rest stops are included, depending upon distance: Harvest Ridge Winery (MaryDel), Painted Stave Distillery (Smyrna), Felton Little League (Felton) and Emanuel AME Church (Hartly), depending on distance, but all routes stop at the Amish Schoolhouse (Dover), where you’ll enjoy our famous, fresh, locally-baked pie.

Following the bike tour, everyone returns to Legislative Mall for your catered lunch (included in your ride purchase) from one of our fabulous food trucks and non-alcoholic beverages, adult beverages (with purchased tickets) entertainment with Glass Onion , DJ, merchandise sales and a variety of vendors including stretching, direct sales, sweets, crafts and cycling gear and apparel. All the extra fun (except your piece of pie and ride) is held on Legislative Mall (410 Legislative Ave) in historic downtown Dover, Delaware. Most vendors will accept credit/debit cards and cash.

Registered participants are also invited to join one of two scheduled free Club rides on Sunday following the event. Sign up during registration.   

Pre-ordered 2024 Jerseys, T-shirts, socks, commemorative wine bottles, bike tags, and adult beverage tickets will be available at packet pickup on the 6th and 7th. Limited merchandise will be available in the merch tent on Friday during pickup hours and Saturday until 3 pm

More details about the event will be posted as they are available here and on our website ( www.amishcountrybiketour.com ) as well as Facebook ,  Instagram & Twitter/X . Please ensure that BikeReg.com is a trusted sender in your email settings.  

In case of severe weather or restrictions mandated by local, state or federal government, Bike Delaware volunteers reserve the right to cancel/alter/modify the tour for safety and other concerns.  In any event, we do not refund tour entry or transfer registrations to the following year. All unused rides are considered donations to Bike Delaware, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. In the unlikely case a tour is canceled, you may claim your registration fee as a tax-deductible donation. 

Unfortunately, all expenses have already been incurred prior to the actual event. should we be forced to cancel or offer deferrals, the financial impact of the event would not be any different than if the event was held in its entirety. thus, refunding or deferring any entry fees would devastate the financial future of the amish country bike tour and bike delaware., the amish country bike tour is managed by bike delaware volunteers.  bike delaware is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that advocates for safe, convenient and fun cycling and walking for everyone.  all funds raised from the amish country bike tour support bike delaware’s mission and vision, as well as our community supporting organizations..

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Travel back in time on country roads to horses & buggies, hitching rails and shoofly pies.

Glide through an era that you thought had disappeared. How can you go wrong when you are visiting villages called Bird in Hand, Mount Joy, and Paradise? One of the great aspects of this region is the multitude of friendly roads, both in traffic flow and gradient. This lets us bike in and out of all lodging, and for you to modify a day’s ride to be exactly what you are looking for in your vacation.

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania is home to more than 200 properties and districts that are registered in the National Registry of Historic Places. Get up close and personal with tobacco sheds, horse-drawn carriages and plows, plus all the tasty treats of times gone by: Whoopie pies, homemade ice cream, fresh pretzels and shoefly pie!

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Pennsylvania Railroad Musem

Intercourse Pretzel Factory

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Lititz Springs Inn & Spa

Fulton Steamboat Inn

The Spa & Inn at Intercourse Village

Day 1:   Start riding in Manheim Township to Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area. Once in Lititz, expect to find shoofly pie, dried corn, rolling farmland, horse-drawn plows and tobacco sheds galore.

Day 2:   Spend the day amid the thriving Amish community as you visit the Ephrata Cloister, Mascot Roller Mills and Ressler Family Home. A cool 32 miles brings you to the Fulton Steamboat Inn.

Day 3:   On your way to Intercourse, PA stop in and pay a visit to the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Take a rest in an Amish orchard before hitting the road for the Inn & Spa at Intercourse.

Day 4:   Once you’ve eaten enough Intercourse pretzels, depart for Lititz, passing through the Lapp Family Farm and ample opportunity for a scoop or two of ice cream. Pick up some fresh produce as you complete your final miles.

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Lancaster County is known for scenic cycling and for being the home of numerous Amish and Mennonite families as well as other farmers and artisans. The county offers tourist attractions focused on the Amish way of life. However, on this tour you experience much more than horses and buggies. Railroad enthusiasts will love the themed museum in Strasburg and a special steam train experience. You also visit towns such as Lititz … considered the prettiest town in the county. History buffs will enjoy the City of Lancaster — settled in the early 1700s with many buildings dating to the early- and mid-1800s. The city also has a vibrant art scene centered around numerous galleries that line Prince Street. Experience the best of Lancaster County and stay in prime locations that offer easy access to attractions … such as pretzel and chocolate makers, breweries and a whiskey distillery. This is also a great tour for nature lovers, with visits to two wildlife refuges and an option to visit a wolf sanctuary. Explore Lancaster County with us and learn why it’s a beloved area for cyclists. Surfaces for this tour: 83% Paved and 17% Gravel.

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5 nights' lodging, 5 breakfasts, 2 picnic lunch, 3 dinners, entrance to the Wolf Sanctuary and Train Museum. We also include detailed maps and itineraries, experienced guides, full van support — plus use of a bike and helmet. Airfare is not included.

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37th Annual Amish Country Bike Tour

Also known as “the ride for pie” this is one of the region’s favorite cycling events known for its unique character and atmosphere., routes of 16, 25, 50, 62, and 100 miles will leave from legislative mall, 411 legislative ave., dover, de, and wind through central delaware’s peaceful (and flat) amish countryside. this ride is perfect for your first century, this is not a timed event or race. .

Up to 5 rest stops are included, depending upon distance:  Harvest Ridge Winery  (MaryDel),  Painted Stave Distillery  (Smyrna),  Felton Little League  (Felton) and  Emanuel AME Church  (Hartly), depending on distance, but  all   routes stop at the  Amish Schoolhouse  (Dover), where you’ll enjoy our  famous, fresh,  locally-baked pie.

Following the bike tour, everyone returns to Legislative Mall for your catered lunch (included in your ride purchase) from either  Outlandish Food Truck ,  The Wandering Chef,   Delaware Provisions,   Chef Robbie Jester,  or  Taco Jardin  and non-alcoholic beverages, adult beverages (with purchased tickets) entertainment with  Glass Onion , DJ, merchandise sales and a variety of vendors including stretching, direct sales, sweets, crafts and cycling gear and apparel. All the extra fun (except your piece of pie and ride) is held on Legislative Mall (411 Legislative Ave) in historic downtown Dover, Delaware. Most vendors will accept credit/debit cards and cash.

Registered participants are also invited to join one of two scheduled free Club rides on Sunday following the event. Sign up during registration.

This is a fundraising event sponsored by AARPDE and benefiting non-profit Bike Delaware with a mission of creating safer walking and cycling for visitors and residents

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Planning for the 35th Annual Amish Country Bike Tour is underway. Bike Delaware volunteers have been busy working behind-the-scenes to obtain sponsors, work with vendors and mapping routes as plans for this year’s tour on September 18th, 2021 continue. The Tour will, begin at 7:30 am with a registered rolling start on Dover’s Legislative Mall. Bike support will be available prior to the ride start on the Mall. Routes of 15, 25, 50, 62 and 100 miles are planned for cyclists of all ages and abilities with rest stops spread throughout each route. All routes include the famous Amish School House and locally made, fresh-baked pie. Bike Delaware volunteers will provide support for riders until 5 pm.

In addition to the famous Amish Schoolhouse in Dover, longer routes take riders past Harvest Ridge Winery on the state line in Marydel and feature a stop at The Painted Stave Distillery in Smyrna. Riders can enjoy healthy snacks and beverages at all planned rest stops. When cyclists return to Legislative Mall for the conclusion of their ride, it will be time to celebrate being in the great outdoors with friends and family. Throughout the day, there will be a catered box lunch on the Mall, music, vendors to visit and food trucks.

Take advantage of the $45 early pricing until June 30, 2021. Prices increase to $55 per rider through July 31 and $65 through September 12. Youth ages 5 to 16 are $20 and those under 5 are free. Advance registration is highly encouraged. Due to ongoing Covid concerns, limited "day of" registration ($75 adult, $20 child) is currently under consideration for the hours during packet pick-up from 5-8 pm on September 17, and on the morning of the Tour from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. For more information, to sponsor, become a vendor or to register, visit https://www.bikede.org/amish-country-bike-tour/.

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The main ride headquarters will again be in DOWNTOWN ARTHUR at the Community Building  on East Progress St just East of the street from the Arthur Visitor Information Center. Parking will be marked, predominantly on the west side of the downtown, or in the Visitors Information Center lot.

Ride one mile or 100 miles in this family friendly bicycle tour around Illinois Amish Country. Our usually perfect early fall weather, fall color during the start of harvest season, the scenic Amish countryside, mostly flat country roads with little traffic, marked routes with Amish country shops along the way to visit, the Great Pumpkin Patch in full swing, and a great home cooked meal at the Christian School afterwards.

This ride offers 20, 40 and 60 mile loops perfect for all riders or bicycle types. There will be plenty of rest stops with snacks, fruit, and drinks along all of the routes. All routes are sagged. Pre-registration discount by mid August.

Upwards of 600 riders participate each fall making this one of the largest bicycle tours in Illinois. Free camping, plenty of food, safe roads, benefit breakfast, sag wagons, ride t-shirts, rest stops with snacks and drinks… all you need for a great weekend. Come and spend the weekend with us in Illinois Amish Country.

Arthur Camping

– located behind the Arthur High school, has 5 hookup sites with electric power, water, and shower/restrooms. No reservations are taken – First come-first serve. $10.00 per spot, the Police will collect your fee… There is plenty of room for tent camping there also at no cost. This camp area is only a couple of block from the ride registration area downtown.

For more ride details, printable applications and questions check the DBC website.

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July 27-28, 2024, lakeland high school, 805 e 075 n, lagrange, indiana 46761.

Amishland and Lakes, based at Lakeland High School in LaGrange, Indiana is a two day bike tour of the Amish countryside and lakes of northeast Indiana. Amishland and Lakes is all about enjoying riding, viewing the scenery, and socializing with other riders. We have participants from age 3 to 93, families, women's groups, and regional cycling clubs from throughout the Midwest, and we have been told that the ride is very "tandem friendly."

The Amishland and Lakes bicycle tour visits a world where lifestyles have remained almost unchanged for over a hundred years. The routes range from 22 to 100 miles, offering smooth, quiet roads, where buggies are numerous and cars are few. There are wide open spaces, clean country air, friendly people and lots of great food. There is plenty to explore, experience and eat. Amishland and Lakes is famous for great SAG food (watermelons, peaches, blueberries, bananas and fresh baked cookies), and there are Amish bakeries, restaurants and homemade ice cream parlors along the route for riders who want to sample local “home cooking.” 

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Amish Country Ohio Bike Tours: Here Are the Best Ones!

There are various ways to explore the beauty of Danville and the surrounding area, but these  Amish Country, Ohio bike tours  can’t be beaten! Our peaceful, small-town roads are the perfect place for a relaxing bike ride, especially since drivers are accustom to watching out for slow-moving vehicles like Amish buggies. Each of the trails listed below, all part of the Ohio-to-Eerie Trail system, is sure to provide beautiful nature views and a great time!   

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Your Guide to the Best Amish Country Ohio Bike Tours  

Kokosing gap trail  .

The Kokosing Gap Trail is a real treat that every biker should experience when traveling to the area. Ride the 13.4-mile asphalt trail through Knox County to find yourself riding along the tranquil Kokosing River. You’ll cross several bridges that allow you to capture beautiful photos and truly soak up our area’s beauty.   

Mohican Valley Multi-Use Trail  

You should also take advantage of the  Mohican Valley Multi-Use Trail , which stretches only five miles for a more leisure bike ride. This trail is full of history as much of it follows the old Pennsylvania Railroad and features the Amish-built  Bridge of Dreams , a beloved local landmark. Plus, you may come across a few buggies and horseback riders along the way! 

Holmes County Trail  

The  Holmes County Trail  is a community favorite for many reasons. It’s a paved, flat trail that’s conveniently wide enough for bikers to ride side by side safely. As you wind through Holmes County, you’ll be delighted by the quiet natural surroundings and even a pond along the way where you’ll find turtles basking in the warmer months. You may even come across a few Amish buggies passing through the area. You can ride Killbuck to Fredericksburg for a challenging 30-mile round trip, or opt for the shorter route from Killbuck to Millersburg.   

Mohican State Park  

The  Mohican Mountain Bike Trail  is ideal for visitors looking for a mountain biking experience. Renowned as the best mountain biking trail in the state of Ohio. This 25-mile stretch wraps around the Mohican State Park gorge to offer beautiful vistas of the area.   

Use this  Ohio biking map  to locate other nearby trails. 

Relax at The White Oak Inn 

You\’ll want somewhere comfortable to rest your head in between those long days of bike riding. Why book a hotel for your stay when you could stay in a charming bed and breakfast in the heart of Ohio? The White Oak Inn is close to each of these trails and provides everything that you could need for a relaxing vacation experience. From on-site dining to in-room massages, every experience at our inn is personalized, especially for our guests. Select one of our private  cabins  to experience a romantic getaway for two, or choose your favorite room in the  Main House  to enjoy the company of other guests. Browse our available rooms and  book your stay  with us today!   

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Beyond the Buggy: Things to do in Shipshewana

I n the northeast corner of Indiana, bordering Michigan and not quite to Ohio, is a land of farms and lakes. A highway runs through it. If you don’t get off the interstate, you might think there’s nothing to see.

Oh, how wrong you’d be.

Shipshewana and LaGrange County is a popular destination and an easy day trip from Chicago and multiple large cities.

But this is a place worth more than a quick visit.

Home to the third largest Amish population in the United States, there are so many things to do in Shipshewana.

It’s a place where you’ll want to spend some time. Unwind. Relax. Disconnect from hectic daily life and try out a slower pace.

You’ll find miles of trails and acres of lakes, live entertainment, and the Midwest’s largest flea market. Stock up on fresh produce and breathe in fresh air.

You can feed bison and fill your belly, discover quilt barns and quilting bees. Enjoy the polished feel of beloved antiques and the sharp scent of new handmade furniture.

Welcome to Indiana Amish Country.

LaGrange County is the heart of Indiana Amish Country. To visit is to step into a simpler time, among people who live simply.

Life is slower. Traffic jams involve buggies. Furniture is hewn from hardwood. Quilts are art. Even the food is simple: peanut butter, mashed potatoes, chicken and noodles, pie.

But simple living doesn’t mean boring. In Shipshewana and the surrounding communities, simple means intentional.

The furniture is sturdy. Reclaiming and repurposing are a way of life. When it comes to the food, it also means delicious. There’s a reason Amish cuisine is prized.

In a time of constant demands for our attention, of “hustle culture” and 24/7 access to information, of phones and tablets buzzing with notifications, of social media and apps and endless digital distractions, sometimes you just want to shut it all off and BE.

This is a place where you can do that. It’s a place where you can see the mist rise off the fields in the morning and, in the evening, witness the sun dip to the horizon as a farmer drives a horse-drawn plow.

But a visit to Shipshewana and LaGrange County isn’t all rocking chairs and pie (although if it were, that wouldn’t be a bad thing).

In this guide, we’ll explore this fascinating area that’s home to Amish culture and within three hours of several major cities and millions of people.

Are you ready? Enough chit-chat. Let’s discover Shipshewana.

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My visit to Shipshewana was hosted by the LaGrange County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau , but all opinions are my own and not influenced at all by horsies and pie.

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Because of LaGrange County’s significant Amish population, you’ll see lots of horse-drawn carriages and bicyclists. Be careful and aware while driving.

Navigating the county is fairly simple, as there are several north-south and east-west roads. Everything starts with US 20 and State Road 9. East and West roads are oriented around SR 9, and the dividing line for North and South roads is US 20. Each 100 is one mile. So 100 North means 1 mile north of US 20.

Easy, right?

There are a few diagonal and curved roads, but for the most part, it’s easy to get around.

Here are some tips to make driving in Amish country better for everyone.

• Take your time; pedestrians, buggies, and bikes are also sharing the road.
• Give yourself longer to brake—horses can’t compete with automotive speed.
• Resist the urge to pass a buggy on curves or hills; it’s not worth the risk.
• Give a buggy plenty of room at intersections; horses can reverse without warning.
• Be careful when overtaking a buggy; the driver’s field of vision is quite limited.
• Horses are unpredictable. Exercise caution when nearing them.
• Keep an eye out for reflective markings on buggies, especially when driving at night.

What better way to get the lay of the land than to see the land. Take a driving tour and go on a rural scavenger hunt, searching for barn quilts and Amish shops while exploring the beautiful northern Indiana countryside.

The Barn Quilt Trail starts in Shipshewana and connects six communities around the county. Many of these colorful squares are on the sides of barns, as you’d expect, and others are in more unexpected places, like a log cabin in a campground.

Begun as a way to enhance the Shipshewana Quilt Festival, the Trail is now a draw on its own. It’s simultaneously thrilling and relaxing to drive past farms and fields and encounter one of these works of art.

The history of barn quilts dates back to early Pennsylvania immigrants. It’s said the patterns were used to celebrate heritage as well as navigational tools. Since 2001, they’ve become increasingly popular.

As you’re driving from one town to the next to find the next quilt, take some time to stop at one of the many county parks, grab a bite to eat, and maybe even row on the Pigeon River for a bit.

You could also go shopping. If you see a sign selling crafts, baked goods, or other items, feel free to pull over–unless it’s a Sunday. 

Amish goods are another reason people visit LaGrange County, and the Amish Shop Trail makes it easy to find them. This trail is primarily on the western side of the county, where the concentration of Amish live.

You can download a map featuring all the stops on both of these trails, as well as additional places to eat and drink, at visitshipshewana.org .

I also recommend picking up a paper map at the visitor’s center. And while you’re there, you can check one of those barn quilts off your list.

One of your first stops when you visit Indiana Amish Country should be Menno-Hof Amish & Mennonite Story . This non-profit information center tells the stories of the Anabaptists, from their origins in Switzerland to the Mennonites, Amish, and Hutterites of today. 

Menno-Hof opened in 1988, prompted by the many questions attendees of the Shipshewana Flea Market had about the local population.

Inside, Menno-Hof takes you through five centuries of history, but it’s not done in a dry manner. Instead, there are interactive displays: you’ll sit in a medieval dungeon, explore a 17th century ship, and see what a 19th century printing shop was like.

You can experience what a tornado feels like, and view a replica of an Amish home.

Menno-Hof is open Monday through Saturday. A guided tour lasts about an hour and fifteen minutes. It’s located on State Road 5 (South Van Buren) across the street from the flea market and down the road from the Visit Shipshewana visitors’ center.

Be sure to stop at the gift shop. It’s filled with locally-made items.

One of the best ways to slow down is to get outside. Fortunately, there are plenty of opportunities for enjoying Mother Nature in LaGrange County.

As you’re driving along the backcountry roads, searching for quilt barns or Amish cottage shops, you’ll find hiking trails, public beaches, lakes just waiting for your fishing rod, and even an archery range.

There’s also a bison ranch, where you can feed the nation’s mammal, and an animal park where you can meet—and feed – all sorts of other creatures.

History buffs will love discovering pioneer log buildings which have been relocated from around the county. You can go canoeing, kayaking, and hunting, and ride your bike.

With nearly two-dozen lakes and miles of trails, if your idea of a great vacation includes some time in the fresh air, LaGrange County’s got you covered.

Cook’s Bison Ranch

If you’re fascinated by the national mammal, then planning a visit to Cook’s Bison Ranch is a must. This is one of many unique things to do in Shipshewana, because not only do you get to see the animals, you get to feed them.

This family-owned business is a working bison ranch, so check their website or call ahead, because they don’t have a regular tour schedule.

LaGrange County Parks

LaGrange County has plenty of parks and nature preserves, offering a variety of experiences.

Started in 1969, the LaGrange County Department of Parks & Recreation has carefully developed a series of outdoor settings that mix cultural richness with nature’s beauty.

These ten park properties include public beaches, nature preserves, and lots of opportunities for outdoor recreation, including picnic areas, archery and disc-golf.

Dutch Creek Farm Animal Park

Dutch Creek Farm Animal Park is a hands-on animal park where you can feed a variety of species from deer to zebras. Ideal for families, it offers educational animal shows and a petting zoo area.

You can tour the entire farm in your own vehicle or via a horse-drawn wagon. If you want to feed the animals, the wagon’s the way to go.

Canoeing and Kayaking

LaGrange County’s a paddler’s paradise. The Fawn River is one of Indiana’s clearest and most natural rivers, and it flows through the northern part of LaGrange County.

T & L Country Canoes will rent you canoes or kayaks so you can enjoy some time on the water and see unspoiled country. You can rent a vessel for as little as an hour (min. 2 vessels) or up to seven hours.

Head to Mongo and Trading Post Outfitters and travel through the Pigeon River Fish and Wildlife Area. They offer four different trips, including one that’s for thirteen miles and meant for experienced paddlers.

They also have a beautiful campground on the Pigeon River with both primitive sites and those with hookups.

Hunt and Fish

Pigeon River Fish and Wildlife Area is nearly 12,000 acres, including seventeen miles of free-flowing river. A dedicated area for hunting and fishing, the preserve requires a state license for both activities.

It offers a variety of fish, including smallmouth and largemouth bass, and game such as deer, pheasant, wild turkey, and waterfowl. There’s also a shooting range.

If you just want to view the wildlife, head to the L2 parking lot and the Waterfowl Resting Area overlook. Canoeing and kayaking are permitted, but some areas are restricted during waterfowl season.

Like LaGrange County parks, foraging for mushrooms, berries, and nuts is allowed.

Hike or Bike

Want some exercise after indulging in JoJo’s Pretzels at Davis Mercantile? Walk a couple blocks to the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail.

The Pumpkin Vine Railroad, so named because of its twists and turns, served the area for a century before shutting down in 1980.

Today, it’s a paved biking and walking trail that stretches from Goshen through Middlebury to Shipshewana. Its nearly seventeen miles pass through farmlands and forests, offering both scenery and a well-maintained path.

Shopping in Shipshewana is a true delight, even if, like me, you don’t consider yourself a shopper. This is a place where commerce intertwines with culture and tradition.

Whether you leave with full bags or simply with memories and insights, the experience is unique and enriching.

One important note: Shipshewana closes down on Sundays. If shopping is part of your itinerary, plan to visit the other days of the week.

Shipshewana Flea Market

More than just a place to find bargains, the Shipshewana Flea Market is the largest flea market in the Midwest.

With over 700 vendors and a history stretching more than a century, this market is a piece of the area’s history and a vital part of the community.

The Shipshewana Flea Market takes place from May through September and is open Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Davis Mercantile

Speaking of community, another must-stop is Davis Mercantile . It’s more than just four floors of amazing shops featuring unique items.

It’s a family-owned business in a structure built in an old-fashioned barn raising after a devastating fire. Don’t miss the vintage carousel on the top floor.

Downtown Shipshewana

As you stroll around downtown Shipshewana, the sheer number of shops is mind-boggling. In addition to Davis Mercantile are several boutiques lining the streets.

The main shopping drags are Harrison Street and Morton Street. There are antique, clothing, home goods, and quilting shops, and furniture stores.

Amish Cottage Shops

As you’re driving the back roads of LaGrange County, keep your eyes peeled for signs advertising goods. These are known as “shingle shops,” so named because they hang a shingle on the side of the road.

You can find a whole variety of products, including baked goods and quilts. And, as Rebecca Haarer said, “if you see a sign that says ‘eggs for sale,’ go buy some.”

Quilt and Fabric Shops

If you’re a quilter, or interested in learning, you’ve hit the jackpot. Quilting shops can be found all over the county, but primarily in Shipshewana.

Downtown you’ll find Lolly’s Fabrics inside Davis Mercantile and Rebecca Haarer Arts and Antiques on Morton Street. You can pick up a brochure listing area shops at the visitor’s center.

Lehman’s Variety Store

Lehman’s Variety Store is aptly named; it’s got a huge variety of goods on its shelves. Catering to the Amish, the store carries battery-operated appliances and fans, toys, books, canning supplies, linens—pretty much everything you’d need to supply a house in the country.

Lehman’s is on a dirt road behind a farmhouse. There’s a sign, but it’s easy to miss.

E & S Sales

Just south of the Shipshewana Flea Market, E & S Sales is easy to find. The Amish-owned bulk foods store offers a wide range of items—from various cuts of meat and an array of cheeses to home-style noodles made on-site.

Shoppers can also find a comprehensive selection of baking essentials such as spices, nuts, and flours, along with a variety of jams, jellies, and snacks.

Fresh produce and freshly baked items round out the offerings, making it a one-stop shop.

Pack your stretchy pants for your visit to Shipshewana, because when you eat in Amish Country, you won’t go hungry. The area’s known for hearty cuisine and generous portions.

Blue Gate Restaurant and Bakery

If you’ve heard of Shipshewana, you’ve probably heard of Blue Gate Restaurant and Bakery . The dining room can seat almost as many people as the town has residents, and the bakery has more varieties of pie and baked goods than you could finish in a month.

The Blue Gate Restaurant specializes in home-style Amish cuisine. You can order off the menu or go all-in with one of their buffets.

Signature items include Blue Gate Fried Chicken (highly, highly recommend), roast beef, mashed potatoes, noodles, beans, corn, and other hearty options. It’s basically an all-you-can-eat homage to comfort food, Midwest-style.

The Carriage House

If you want to get a true Amish country experience, have dinner in an Amish home .

The Carriage House is a mother-and-son team that hosts Amish family wedding feasts and other special events. Elaine will even teach you how to make cinnamon rolls.

You’ll need to plan in advance for this one, but it’s worth it. It’s one of the best things to do in Shipshewana.

Shipshewana Auction Restaurant

If you’re in Shipshewana for the auction and flea market, do yourself a favor and stop at the Shipshewana Auction Restaurant. It’s right next to the action, making it an easy stop between rounds of bargaining.

The menu is a mix of Amish favorites and classic American comfort food. Think fried chicken that’s crispy and juicy. And don’t even get me started on the pies—apple and rhubarb are the stars here.

Best part? Most of the ingredients come from local farms, so you’re getting a real taste of the area.

Shipshewana’s entertainment scene is vibrant and a perfect encapsulation of this complex area. There are live performances, big name entertainers, rodeos, and more.

Art is on public display with several murals in LaGrange County’s communities, especially the series painted by the Walldogs.

There are also many barn quilts, which you can discover while taking one of the driving tours.

Blue Gate Music Hall and Blue Gate Performing Arts Center

Located conveniently above the Blue Gate Restaurant, the Blue Gate Music Hall (formerly Blue Gate Theatre) seats 325 and specializes in Broadway-style musicals. There are also concerts, and in this intimate space, there isn’t a bad spot in the house.

Down the road next to Blue Gate Garden Inn, the Blue Gate Performing Arts Center (PAC) is where the big artists come to play. This 1500-seat venue attracts nationally touring artists like Marina McBride, Marie Osmond, and STYX.

Michiana Event Center

The Michiana Event Center, commonly known as the MEC, is a key entertainment venue in LaGrange County.

The center’s coliseum can seat up to 6,000 people, accommodating a diverse lineup of events, and they’ve got a 100,000 square foot trade show area.

Murals of LaGrange County

If you’re from the Midwest, or have driven through a few small towns, you might have noticed that murals have become increasingly popular.

Towns like Dubuque, Iowa; Delavan, Wisconsin ; and Pontiac, Illinois are a miniscule sampling of communities who have turned bland buildings into works of art.

So has Shipshewana.

Many of these murals are painted by a group called Walldogs, a collection of talented muralists who travel the country to make it more beautiful. Not only are these murals attractive, they also tell the stories of the communities.

Walldogs came to Shipshewana in 2014. The collection of sixteen murals they created introduce you to important figures in the area’s past.

These aren’t the only murals in town. Stroll through the Shipshewana Flea Market and you’ll see a few that were added in 2023.

Over in the county seat of LaGrange are even more, as well as in Howe. Each one helps to bring the past to life.

You can take a self-guided walking tour to view most of the Walldogs murals in Shipshewana. There are maps at the visitor’s center.

LaGrange County and Indiana Amish Country are magical places inviting you to slow down, reconnect, and rejuvenate.

Discover even more things to do in Shipshewana with my curated, full-color guidebook!

Are you ready to plan a visit to Shipshewana? Then you’ll need Show Me Shipshewana: a Guide to Indiana Amish Country .

Show Me Shipshewana: a Guide to Indiana Amish Country  invites you to step away from the frenzied pace of day-to-day life. You’re invited to relax. To eat (a lot). To enjoy connecting with your loved ones, with nature, and with yourself. 

Show Me Shipshewana  is more than a travel book; it’s a companion that invites you to experience the third largest Amish community in the world and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Available September 15, 2023. Reserve your copy today and you’ll be planning your Shipshewana getaway!

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