Franklin County Convention, Recreation & Visitors Commission

                Whether you’re just passing through or planning a weekend escape, Franklin County has the best places for you to rest, relax, and recharge. From cozy cabins under the stars to luxurious B&Bs and hotels, we have an overnight option to match every style and budget.                 Looking for a more traditional stay? Franklin County […]

                Each spring, Indiana maple syrup producers open their “sugar shacks” to the public so you can experience the story of maple syrup. Take a walk through the woods on a brisk spring day, taste warm maple syrup just off the fire, make maple candy, and more. Mark your calendars on March 8th-9th and make

Franklin County is well known for its amazing outdoor recreation. From canoeing and kayaking on the Whitewater River, to boating & fishing on Brookville Lake, to hiking and biking on one of our many different wooded trails, visitors from all over the U.S. visit each summer to enjoy the abundance of natural resources Franklin County

Franklin County’s miles upon miles of tree-covered hills create a rich tapestry of color and texture each fall. Many visitors enjoy a leisurely drive along back roads or a brisk hike or bike ride on one of the many trails in the county. Other visitors have a little more appetite for adventure and Franklin County

Franklin County, with our rolling hills and waterways, is a beautiful slice of nature year-round. But fall feels special here in the way the fog encompasses the river and the canal early in the morning and lifts with the sunlight to reveal brush strokes of vivid color in the changing trees and native wildflowers. Hiking