Wiiliamsport+-++Places+to+Go

Even though it's a small town, Williamsport offers lots of things to do and see including:
Williamsport Falls Williamsport is probably best known for Williamsport Falls, which at 90 feet tall, is Indiana's highest waterfall! The waterfall is located in downtown Williamsport and flows into the Wabash River. By taking a short hike to the foot of the fall, one can enjoy an absolutely beautiful view. During the hot summer months, it is not surprising to see no water in the falls - for this reason, Williamsport Falls are often called the "Dry Falls". The following video offers a glimpse of the falls. media type="youtube" key="1Kh--D6PJuE" height="364" width="445"

Fall Creek Gorge Just a few miles outside of Williamsport is Fall Creek Gorge - an incredibly beautiful and diverse 163-acre State Nature Preserve. More rustic and natural than many state parks, Fall Creek Gorge offers rugged hiking trails and breathtaking scenery, including tumbling waters, steep canyons, and sandrock potholes. This place is absolutely gorgeous and if you like hiking, nature, or just being outdoors, you should definitely check it out. Be sure to get there early, though. There is only a very small parking lot, and once this is full you're out of luck.

Williamsport Presbyterian Church This church was built in 1889 and appears on the Indiana Register of Historic Sites and Structures. It was vacant from 1964 through 1991, when a not-for-profit group decided to undertake the restoration project. The church now stands proudly with a new slate roof and the original stained glass windows, bell, pulpit and pews.

Tower House The "Tower House" is just one of many interesting examples of 19th century architecture found in the town. The house was built in 1854 and got its nickname because of the 3-story tower in the northeast corner of the building. It was originally built with a mirrored twin house, but the twin burnt down in the 1990s.

The Blue Elephant The Blue Elephant is a combination antique/junk/thrift store. It's located in downtown Williamsport and is something anyone interested in bargains, antiques, and anything vintage should check out.