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I heard you can take a subway into Chicago from some point here. Is this true.

DUNES LOL

Did anyone else read "Dunes lol" in the thumbnail?

10000 years ago? I don’t think so. Jesus created the earth only 4000 years ago

I’ve been there. Even people from Indiana don’t know about it

It looked like it said Dunes Lol like it was making fun of it lol

Love this!

Great town! I might move there. 🙏

Don't mind the entry fee. But we've been ask to given away out Credit Card Pin to enter and had to argue hard that we're not giving away the Pin. They almost didn't let us in. Another Card Not requesting a Pin saved us... But Kind of schocking the way the cashier pressed on us to given her the Pin..

Any discounts for seniors?

Where is the ice skating located?

I live here. Gotta love it. I made an ad here for Diana of the dunes. Got myself a green jacket aswell.

Thank you for these beautiful and informational videos.

I live in Westville as a kid in the 80-90’s and loved coming here as a kid. It’s crazy how different it looks 30 years later.

Our northwest Indiana jewel is now a National Park...so great

Congrats old Penn State Roomie. Im 6 months away from joining you in federal retirement.

Nooo glaciers were well over 300 feet high!! They were over a mile high!!

Nice farewell Paul! Enjoy - glad we got to have you at MISS for a while.

Congratulations Paul!

Does Indiana dunes have driftwood?

Cool! Going there next month😊😊😊

I so want to do this!!!!

So much to see and dune

I love nature, have planted thousands of trees, don't litter, pick up garbage, etc. but some of these "protective measures" go a little too far. In my opinion. Nature occurs naturally, humans walking on grass cannot be more natural.

Look forward to going there this memorial day weekend!

The Indiana State Museum in Indianapolis White River Park has a exhibit the showing Indianapolis was under 6,000 feet of glacier at one time with the last of it going away 14,000 years ago. 6,000 feet of glacier make it easy to understand how the ground was bulldozed and cut off to have the flat farm fields of today. One geologic documentary had the mid Indiana glacial region having the fist 200 feet earth being glacial till.

We visit the dunes almost every summer. Where are they located at, gotta visit

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I did it for the first time today - alone and in the rain. I had a blast!

Can I get by car to State Park without paying entrance fee to National Park?

Oh wow I lived in indiana my whole life and never knew we had dunes! That's pretty cool! But where's the camels yo?

great video . really appreciate it

If you add up all the taxes I pay, I am paying over 50%. 36% Federal, 8% State and 4% local. Property tax that amounts to about $15,000 each year and after this I pay between 6% and 20% tax on every penny I spend. I bought one of the America the Beautiful passes when I turned 62 and was told that it would get me into every National Park in the nation free. I see that is not the case. My opinion of the NPS and my two US Senators and Representative just decreased by 50%.

The Dunes were my childhoods playground. I live in Arizona now, but the Dunes are my sanctuary when I visit family back in Indiana. Having to buy a national park pass seems insane, but I hope monies can be used to keep the beaches clean. I'm always aghast at how much trash washes ashore when I visit the Dunes. I hope dogs are still allowed. Most national parks hate dogs but love horses.

Worst bicycling state in the US. Trails are glorified sidewalks.

Is there any information concerning the flora and fauna? Is there any biological research going on? How bad are the mosquitoes? Any fossils ? Are there protected areas? Is the water clear or an algae festival?

I highly recommend "Dunes Boy", the 1943 Pulitzer Prize winner. The noted naturalist Edwin Way Teal would spend his summers on his grandparent's farm "Lone Oak" in the middle of the Dunes during the first decades of the 20th century. Furnessville road, which connects US 12 and US 20 in the National Park, is the only remaining remnant of the village, other than its historic cemetery. Well worth the read. BTW Furnessville Road at the US 12 end, follows the ancient beach of Lake Chicago. You can see the ridge at Furnessville and Hadenfeld Roads. We lived on the top of that ridge many years ago. House is now gone.

Mr. Foust loved this video!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!!

This video is so awesome! Can't wait to hike these trails and check this off my national park bucket list.

Where is that spot where you can see Chicago from?

Wow! Outrageous. What if you want to spend one day at the beach? Rip off! It was bad enough to pay for parking.

I’m looking for a Leo Twain of the dunes

first thing, the bathroom stinky. food was not good. stale chips, burgers didn't fit the bun, fish was over cooked. waiter was rude. Will not recommend.

You mentioned that you can mail the guide to potential visitors? Please mail one to me. Where do i register my physical address?

coolness.

It's PUBLIC land. We pay TAXES. We LIVE HERE!! All we want is to swim, hike, get away from traffic, watch the sunset.... maybe pee. The restrooms are CLOSED 3 of 4 seasons of the year, even though I paid the Indiana Dunes State Park YEAR-long pass-- why no bathroom access, hmm??? Is this going to be the same for the National Park?? Geeze, I have to pay a different fee for every beach I go to. Sick of paying for being OUTSIDE. But, kicked out BEFORE SUNSET in many places. Can't even collect rocks, for the love of God. Damn.

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Whatever you do, don't try to take pictures or video in public, or in public buildings. If you do, bring cash for bail. This town has a history of freaking out on photographers.