Here are some of the routes we've had adventures on south of Indianapolis. Click on the event name for a copy of the event.
Remember! Roads can change over time. What was once pavement might now be gravel!
Bob and PK took us on a fun run in Morgan county. Great roads!
John and Marsha lead us south to Nashville.
Another trip to Nashville led by John and Marsha!
Steve & Kathy Crouse took us on a run down south that was deja vu all over again!
The Rabbers took us south to Nashville for this late summer run.
Never one to take the short route to Nashville, Sara had us out in the woods.
Off we go again to Nashville, looking for those hidden drives.
A run through counties south and west of Indy, ending up in Brownsburg.
Stee & Kathy Crouse gambled on us having a good time with this Poker Run.
We went by Damon Bailey's house!
Ken and Joan asked us to join them in a rally before their last days of freedom ended with this run heading south and then west to Greencastle.
John and Marsha Schaub took us down to Madison, IN and the Ohio River.
John and Marsha Schaub took us back down to Madison, IN.
On a very hot day in June, Sabrena and Larry Smith tested our knowledge and driving skills along the roads of Morgan County.
Named after the Rally Master's favorite dessert, we zoomed around Morgan and Monroe counties.
Bob Wiley had us on an 85 mile route from Martinsville to Monroe Resevoir back in 2005.
Dennis and Hazel Moore led us down to Leavenworth, Indiana. The fun way of course!
Bruce Hedden set up this route that started in Bloomington and ended up at Muscatatuck Wildlife Refuge.
Steve and Barbara Cole mixed in cool cars, root beer, classic rock & roll music for their event that started in Greenwood.
Steve and Herm team up again to make us dizzy and take us to their favorite cafeteria, Poe Brothers.
A drive down to Nashville on some of our favorite roads!
Larry and Sabrena Smith led us on an overnight adventure down to Vevay and the Ohio River.
We started near Spencer and ended near Spencer as Don Jordan took us sight seeing on a sunny day in September.
Click here to go back to previous page