Wake up with the chickens over breakfast at Creighton’s Crazy Egg Cafe, an offshoot of Creighton Brothers egg business that began in 1925 and annually produces about 1 billion eggs.
After fueling up , explore the area’s many scenic hiking or biking trails.
Creighton’s Crazy Egg Cafe & Coffee Bar, Warsaw, Ind. 
Winona Lake Trails, Winona Lake, Ind.
Old Chinworth Bridge Trail, a two-mile out-and-back paved route, starts at an iron-truss bridge across the Tippecanoe River. Built for $2,500 in 1897, it is on the National Register of Historical Places.
Winona Lake Trails offers a 10-mile network of single-track zigs and zags with enough technical stretches to keep it interesting.
Hike or bike the nearby Heritage Trail, an easy 1.8-mile out-and-back trek that skirts Winona Lake before finishing in the deep woods of the former Chicago Boys Club Camp.
Old Chinworth Bridge Trail, Warsaw, Ind. The Heritage Trail, Winona Lake, Ind.
Get even closer to nature at Pisgah Marsh. A boardwalk accesses the state-managed area’s diverse habitat (grassland, marsh, lake and forest) that supports numerous plant and animal species. It’s a great bird watching site.
Take a breather at the Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum (Native American artifacts, mastodon tooth, Spink Hotel switchboard and more) and then skip across the street to the Syracuse-Wawasee Trail or a swim at Syracuse-Wawasee Trail or a swim at Syracuse Lake Park beach.
Pisgah Marsh, Pierceton, Ind. 
Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum, Syracuse, Ind. 
Chubbie’s Pub n’ Grub, Syracuse, Ind.
Dine at Chubbie’s Pub & Grub or Peterson’s Fish, top it off with a hand-dipped gourmet treat at Joe’s Ice Cream Supreme, and finish with a relaxing cruise on Lake Wawasee aboard the SS Lillypad.