Beech Hills

The Beech Hills are a small, forested mountain range located in southern Indiana. The range is characterized by rugged, heavily wooded terrain with steep ravines and rocky outcroppings. Elevations range from around 600 feet to the highest point at 1,100 feet. The dense deciduous forests are dominated by beech and maple trees, giving the hills their distinctive appearance, especially in the fall when the foliage explodes in vibrant colors. This range offers a peaceful, remote outdoor experience compared to the more well-known destinations in the state.