Indiana Lincoln Highway Association

The Lincoln Highway was the first transcontinental highway in the U.S. and played a key role in early automative travel. In Indiana, between Fort Wayne and Valparaiso, it originally ran through Elkhart, South Bend, and La Porte. It was later rerouted through Plymouth, similar to today’s US Hwy 30. The Lincoln Highway Association periodically organizes multi-day tours of important sections of the Lincoln Highway and other historic routes.

Open year-round