Whether you enjoy scenic beauty and wildlife, prefer to frequent festivals and points of interest, or enjoy great 19th century architecture, Wabash County has some wonderful surprises in store for you. Wabash County is home to two great reservoirs, Salamonie and Mississinewa. More than 6,000 acres of water are surrounded by lush forest that features an abundance of animal life. Wildlife observation areas can be visited at each reservoir site. Hanging Rock is a limestone formation on the Wabash River near Lagro, which affords a wonderful view of the surrounding river valley and farmlands.

Plan to visit the Victorian Village of North Manchester and the Manchester FunFest in August. Other festivals include Wabash’s Very Berry Strawberry Fest, Laketonian Days and Lagro Good Ole’ Days in June, Canal Days and the Ole Boy’s Tractor Show in July, Wabash’s Herb Fest in August, the Roann Covered Bridge Festival in September and North Manchester’s Harvest Festival in October. The Honeywell Center in Wabash and Manchester College in North Manchester provide exciting activities all year.

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