Glacial park east section
- Distance
- 3.50mi
- Elevation +
- 312f
- TrailRank
- 24
The trail starts from the lost Valley visitors Center. A casual stroll through Oak Forest and boggy prairie land. Lots of birds and other wildlife.
The trail starts from the lost Valley visitors Center. A casual stroll through Oak Forest and boggy prairie land. Lots of birds and other wildlife.
Fine hiking through old forest and prairie. Combination of hiking paths and horse trails. Some minor fording required at a few places.
Lake View Community area Community Area 6 - Lake View Looking across Belmont Harbor toward Lake View Looking across Belmont Harbor toward Lake View Location within the city of Chicago Location within the city of Ch...
A curious forest preserve meant primarily for horse back riding. Unpaved terrain, with difficult creek crossing at the eastern end (depending on season). Donlea road is closed to cars about where this track overlaps it. ...
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Get Wikiloc Premium Upgrade to remove AdsI could have found a better route around Hammond - see discussion here: https://www.reddit.com/r/chibike/comments/ifalxm/chicago_to_the_indiana_dunes/ Also, rather than hopping off of the Prarie Dunland trail so early...
20 mile cycling and walking path extending from Joliet in the west to Park Forest in the east. OPRT is a very flat and smooth trail lined with trees, wetlands, meadows, ponds, lakes, and busy highways. There is usually p...
From Teason's Woods parking lot start west on Sag Valley yellow trail, continue on unmarked trail, return via Sag Valley green and yellow trails, 5.5 km. Completed January 2021.
From garden prerie rd to Lawrence vile thru the bear den. Kyacked on. 6/24/17. Some down trees north of the bear den. Passable little trouble water lvl medium no rapids. At high water. Small dam at holiday acers. Passabl...
Wooded section of fox river shore with some hiking trails. Combined loops about 2.5 miles. Trails are rough with some steep ups and downs. Some are narrow. Side trail ends at fox river with nice picnic area.
A large park away from roads. Mostly unpaved trail with occasional steep climbs. Deadly mosquitoes in the summer.
Short trails at a pond and marsh site. A couple of small loops and a connector between the 2 parking lots add up to 2.6 miles of flat trail. Can get boggy so avoid after hard rain of bring good boots. Connects to LITH bi...
Beautiful fall day. Oak leaves falling. Layla and Ellie had a blast. Pawpaw has been gone for almost 2 weeks now. Can't help but think of him!
Original track on http://gpsrunning.nicolajsen.nl/?script=viewRoute&id=7. Please note that the times shown in the file are made up.
Real must do. Any level of biking.... this track gives you the best inspiring views of lake Michigan and Chicago. Flat and signaled, the track is just to take it easy and enjoy. Pictures speak for themselves. I did this ...
This is an attempt to map a bicycle touring route through Chicagoland from Michigan to the West. This route is untested. It was routed using a number of mapping services such as ridewithgps, opencyclemap, google maps and...
From Trail C, Trail D follows along the contours of many lake inlets and ravines and offers gorgeous views of Mill Creek Lake. Just under a mile from its beginning, Trail D takes riders along some switchbacks and down to...
From Teason's Woods parking lot start west on Sag Valley yellow trail, continue on unmarked trail, return via Sag Valley green and yellow trails, 9.5 km. Completed April 2021.
Mostly forest paths. Main trails are very easily navigable, the nature trail section is much less accessible. Part of the trail has nice lake views.
Trail C is an intermediate trail that winds through old growth forests alongside Mill Creek Lake. Sections of this trail are bench cut into the sides of steep hills that provide amazing views of the lake...along with som...
A path serving New Lenox and Mokena which crosses Hickory Creek several times. As opposed to the relatively flat Old Plank trail, this trail is very hilly and a good workout.
Trail covers all of the maintained paths. Starts At the north area of the parking lot. Beautifully meanders through oak forest and prairie. Nature trail crosses stream several times but all bridges are in.
Old growth oak forest old people think they own. Stay twords the tracks. Fun hike. Flat. And a few pit drop offs. Lots of fAllen trees From erosion
A newer preserve, looks like. Total trail length is 3 miles, mostly mowed grass path and some forest crossing. Can get very wet in spots - see pictures.
Walk mostly North on Clark Street and Ridge Avenue - Note to anyone from outside the area ... this is not a hike - just a urban direct route and I would not suggest following this map. I have only posted it to illustrate...
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