Name: Pine Hills Nature Preserve
Address: Indiana 234, Waveland, IN 47989, USA, US
Telephone: +1 317-232-4052

Pine Hills Nature Preserve is a park, located at Indiana 234, Waveland, IN 47989, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 317-232-4052, visit their website www.in.gov for more detailed information.

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Indiana 234, Waveland, IN 47989, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 11 January 2016

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Jacob Dines

05 November 2017

Very rugged for Indiana. Devils Backbone was awesome. Parking is in Shades now for those that haven't been in years like me.
Bill Gerst

26 October 2017

Great hiking. Gets overlooked because so close to turkey run.
Michael Mccann

22 September 2017

Nice place to visit. Lots of stairs
Joel Thomas

30 July 2017

It's very beautiful! But it's no longer "Indiana's best kept secret" as our Indiana Nature Conservancy Guide to Indiana Nature Preserves book touted. It was totally packed. We counted 25 cars in the lot. You now have to enter from Shades State Park, as they seem to have annexed it. Too bad. It would be a lovely place for some peace and quiet. It is gorgeous, just the busiest nature preserve we've ever visited.
Charles Cowley

18 July 2017

If you want to see some of Indiana's most beautiful geography visit Shades State Park and Pine Hill Nature Preserve.
Gary Pool

09 July 2017

Very Interesting short hikes big payoff for little effort. Bring clothes and shoes to play in stream. You can just do north loop for shorter walk. I would insist an adult supervise crossing the backbones if children are present. Turkey backbone would be a rough slide and recovery. Devils backbone would result In a series injury or death. Honeycomb rock is a great place to stop and eat/play/take nap. Not crowded when we were here. No camping.
Martin McMann

25 April 2017

Takes a bit of a hike to get to but well worth it. Has a few parts that are kinda rough so I wouldn't advise bringing kids or pets. Devils backbone is really unique but use caution crossing it and enjoy the view.
Scott Beam

22 January 2017

Great hidden gem in Indiana. A couple precarious climbs, especially after a rain. But worth checking out at least once, even if uneasy with heights.
Francesco Del Principe

19 December 2016

Loved the trail here, you'll find a very unique part of Indiana here .
Della Gillespie-Mendenhall

02 August 2016

Part of Shades State Park, Pine Hills is one of my favorite parts of Shades. If you skipped past this before thinking it's a boring nature trail, you'd be mistaken.
Kevin Bump

08 July 2016

I love the unique geologic features of this place. It's difficult to believe that such a place exists in Indiana. One word of caution is that it can be a difficult place to visit for small children or if you're not in good physical condition. The heights and narrow pathways can be demanding mentally and physically. If you're up for the challenge, it can be quite an experience to behold.
Jake Crippin

18 January 2016

This is an amazing little world to visit. If you're visiting Shades State Park, make sure to take Trail 10 to Pine Hills. It's a long walk, but you'll be glad you went. With places like The Turkey Backbone, The Slide, The Devil's Backbone, and Honeycomb Rock, you'll be glad you make the effort.