Things to Do

A 17-plus-mile urban and rural system of very flat, extra wide trails, perfect for biking, running and walking.

Pine Bluff Covered Bridge is a Howe Truss structure over Big Walnut Creek.

Portland Mills is a tranquil place for non-motorized watercraft to enter Raccoon Lake.

An international ethics hub in the most tranquil 520 acres in the U.S.

The Putnam County Public Library is simply awesome — in its programming, outreach, facilities, and the helpfulness of its staff.

Putnam County Museum is dedicated to the collection, preservation, and interpretation of the rich natural, historical, and cultural heritage of Putnam County. For over 20 years, the museum has been a gathering place for residents to meet and share their enthusiasm for the county’s unique heritage. With a diverse annual calendar of events and programming, there is truly something for everyone at the museum.

Live, local theatre throughout the summer, in a beautiful and comfortable country setting.

The Putnam Park Road Course is a 1.78 mile, 10-turn road course open for club events and professional team testing.

Putnam Parks & Pathways has created an Outdoor Adventure Series, Putnam Pursuit, to encourage Residents and Visitors to explore all that Putnam County has to offer. An overview of the program is below!

The galleries host approximately twelve exhibitions annually featuring the work of students and faculty as well as regionally and internationally acclaimed artists.

Beyond the beloved status it enjoys in the community, the Roachdale Public Library is a part of American history that is slowly disappearing. It is a among the dwindling ranks of Carnegie Libraries.

Walkable from downtown Greencastle, the 25-acre Robe-Ann Park features an Olympic-size swimming pool with water slide and diving well, the Emerald Palace super playground, picnic areas, lighted ball diamond, lighted tennis courts, a skate park, and paved pathways.

Built in 1915 by J.A. Britton, this Burr Arch bridge crosses Big Walnut Creek.

In the enviable location at Cloverdale’s busiest intersection, RTM truly has it all – country gifts and home decor, seasonal plants and items, statuary, chimes, lanterns, everything for the patio, garden and yard.

A year into their journey, this family-owned and operated business has been selling unique women’s apparel and accessories from its storefront in downtown Cloverdale since October.

“I can say for sure that murals become magnetic spots for citizens of every community. They identify place and make it special.” Now icons, these four enormous silo canvases certainly do that for Putnam County.