Marion Patterson photo Pokagon State Park is a 1,260-square-foot park nestled on the shore of Lakes James in northeast Indiana. Marion Patterson No need for snow at the Toboggan Run.

1984 – Pokagon State Park builds new rental and warming center next to the Toboggan Run while also renovating the two tracks. 1986 – The Toboggan Run reopens after renovations.

The Pokagon State Park Toboggan Run in Angola, which has been a popular area fall-and-winter attraction dating back to 1935, will start its season on Nov. 29.

Pokagon State Park has had a toboggan run since 1935. It's one of the fastest and tallest ones in the nation. It has changed a lot in its many decades of operation, and currently it has two lanes ...

Visitors can race down the two tracks on the toboggan run at Pokagon State Park. It take about 20-30 seconds to complete a trip down the quarter-mile slides of this refrigerated toboggan run, one ...

We’re talking about the 30-foot tall and 90-foot-long Toboggan Run at Pokagon State Park! The run sees around 90,000 riders every season and will be in operation until the end of February.

The toboggan run at Pokagon State Park is marking its 80th anniversary. The slide was built in 1935 when the Civilian Conservation Corps Co. 556 built a curved toboggan run for its own fun ...

ANGOLA, Ind. (WANE) – Pokagon State Park’s toboggan run opens Friday for the season. “Tobogganers will notice some changes due to COVID-19 but can still enjoy this thrilling ride that drops ...

Visitors take a turn on the 1,780-foot, dual-lane toboggan run at Indiana's Pokagon State Park.

Pokagon State Park, located in the northeast corner of Indiana near Angola, features ice fishing, ice skating, cross-country skiing and a one-of-a-kind toboggan run. Visiting Pokagon during the ...

One good, old-fashioned toboggan hill still stands, albeit a 160-mile (approximately 2 1/2-hour) drive from Chicago, in northeast Indiana: Pokagon State Park’s two toboggan chutes, the last of ...

ANGOLA, Ind. – It can be easy to get a case of cabin fever during the winter, so FOX59 headed north to Pokagon State Park to see how Hoosiers can enjoy the outdoors even when it’s cold out.