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Noble County CVB
Noble County, founded in 1836, has a rich history centered around the natural elements in the area. Nestled in Northeast Indiana, Wolf Lake was the first village established in Noble County with approximately 2,000 people. Wolf Lake lies on a heavily traveled trail between Fort Wayne and Goshen. This village was comprised of the Miami and Pottawatomie Indians.
Sponsored Locations:
| Stop | Restaurant Name | City | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Albion Ale House | Albion, IN | More Info |
| 2 | Fashion Farm | Ligonier, IN | More Info |
| 3 | Harry Stuff Brewing Company | Wawaka, IN | More Info |
| 4 | Jen's Bistro-Kendallville | Kendallville, IN | More Info |
| 5 | Kimmel House | Kimmell, IN | More Info |
| 6 | St. James Restaurant | Avilla, IN | More Info |
| 7 | Sundaes on Sylvan | Rome City, IN | More Info |
| 8 | Sylvan Cellars and Event Center | Rome City, IN | More Info |
| 9 | Whatchamacakes | Kendallville, IN | More Info |