Kankakee River Trail
Winding through southwestern Chicago between Bourbonnais and Wilmington is this 10.6-mile cycling trail.
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Kankakee River Trail Details
Winding through southwestern Chicago between Bourbonnais and Wilmington is this 10.6-mile cycling trail. Sheltered by oak and hickory trees and lush dense foliage, it is a great place to escape the city without heading too far out of town. The trail is hilly in some parts, although the majority of the route next to the western bank of the river is fairly flat. If you have a city bike, you might want to avoid the first couple of miles, as it is entirely on crushed gravel. However, the second leg of the path is paved asphalt, and it much better suited for non-mountain bikers.
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Nearby Parks Around Kankakee River Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Kankakee River Trail
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2.5 mi away
Kankakee River State Park
Situated on 4,000 acres in Kankakee and Will Counties, Illinois Kankakee River State Park was established in 1938 on lands once inhabited by Illini and Miami Indians.
4.6 mi away
Rock Creek Trail
This 2-mile trail is located in the heart of the Kankakee River State Park.
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Prairie Creek Woods Trail
If you are looking for an alternative to the many forested and canyon rock trails in Illinois, then consider this beautiful hike through the tallgrass prairies.
10.4 mi away
Tall Grass Prairie and Bison
The longevity of Illinois tallgrass prairie regions can be attributed to the herds of bison that roam through the land.
10.5 mi away
Buffalo Viewing Trail
As its name implies, this trail is one of the best spots in the state to view the majestic buffalo herds that roam through the grassland prairies.