IN

Indiana Highpoint

Hoosier Hill

1,257 ft · Wayne County · Eastern Indiana

Short walk

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Hoosier Hill · Indiana highpoint

The highpoint pin marks the developed Hoosier Hill site in the grove beside Elliott Road. The gravel pullout is immediately adjacent, so a separate access marker would nearly overlap the highpoint marker.

OpenStreetMap-derived Hoosier Hill monument location

Standard route

Hoosier Hill roadside access

Park in the small gravel pullout on Elliott Road and follow the very short path into the grove to the engraved highpoint boulder, cairn, picnic area, and visitor register.

Distance

A few steps

Elevation gain

Minimal

Route

Roadside walk

Difficulty

Easy

Trailhead

Elliott Road gravel pullout

Typical hazards: Rural-road traffic, wet leaves, mud, snow or ice, ticks, and agricultural vehicles on surrounding roads.

Visit Indiana: Hoosier Hill

Access

Elliott Road · Wayne County

Hoosier Hill is beside Elliott Road in rural northern Wayne County. Follow the local highpoint signs to the grove and small gravel pullout.

Address11876 Elliott Rd, Lynn, IN 47355
ParkingSmall gravel roadside pullout
PropertyPrivate land with visitor access
FeeNone

Use the small Elliott Road pullout.

Park completely off the traveled roadway and avoid blocking farm or property access. The highpoint is only a short walk into the adjacent grove.

Park amenities

  • Small gravel pullout
  • Engraved highpoint boulder
  • Cairn
  • Picnic table
  • Mailbox and visitor register

Know before you go

Protect continued private access

Use the established roadside pullout and highpoint path.

Remain within the developed Hoosier Hill visitor area.

Do not enter surrounding fields or interfere with agricultural activity.

Pack out all trash and leave the boulder, cairn, mailbox, and register undamaged.

Respect any temporary instruction from the property owner.

Conditions

Check before leaving

Changes frequently

Hoosier Hill remains on private property. Current access is generously allowed, so remain within the developed highpoint area and respect the surrounding farmland and residence.