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Noble County, Indiana lies in northeastern Indiana and borders LaGrange, Steuben, DeKalb, Whitley and Kosciusko counties. The county seat is Albion located near the middle of the region. Noble County boasts a rural atmosphere as well as scenic natural splendor - farmland, forests and lakes are abundant here. Furthermore there are several charming small towns and communities to discover within its borders that add to its appeal.
Noble County is renowned for its abundance of natural attractions, such as lakes and state parks. Chain O'Lakes State Park in particular stands out; it features 11 interconnected lakes that offer various recreational activities like fishing, boating and swimming. Furthermore, Gene Stratton-Porter State Historic Site honors the former home of Indiana author Gene Stratton-Porter with several historic buildings as well as gardens and nature trails.
Some of Noble County's most renowned residents include Olympic gold medalist Bradie Tennell. She grew up in Carpentersville and went on to win a bronze medal at the 2018 Winter Olympics. Gene Stratton-Porter, known for her novels and non-fiction works about nature, also lived here; as did businessman Mark Souder and former NFL star Bob Sanders.