The popular Southeast Indiana Coffee Trail has relaunched with an expanded footprint and new locations, tourism officials announced this week. The regional Coffee Trail now includes 21 unique coffee shops located in seven counties throughout Southeast Indiana, all of which are independently-owned and operated.
After picking up a coffee trail rack card at one of the participating Visitors Centers or coffee shops, coffee lovers can have their card checked off at each location. Upon completion of the trail, participants will receive a Southeast Indiana Coffee Trail t-shirt. The first 100 participants will also receive an insulated travel mug along with coupons and discounts redeemable at coffee spots along the trail.
“We are so excited to see this Coffee Trail expand,” said Debbie Smith, Executive Director of Dearborn County Convention, Visitor & Tourism, which is participating in the promotion. “This is such a fun way to showcase all of these great spaces in our historic downtowns and communities, plus sample the many different coffee types and specialty drinks found at each shop.”The Southeast Indiana Coffee Trail will run through December 2025. Visitors can pick up their coffee trail passports at the Columbus Visitors Center in Columbus, the Dearborn County Visitor Center in Lawrenceburg, Visit Greensburg in Greensburg, Join Us in Jennings in North Vernon, the Franklin County Welcome Center in Brookville, Visit Madison in Madison, and the Ripley County Tourism Bureau in Versailles. For more info and a map of the route, find the Southeast Indiana Coffee Trail on Facebook.
