Bunker Hill — Attraction in Jefferson Township

This is such a great place for so many reasons! Thirty miles of bike/walking trails makes this a bikers dream. Clean restrooms in a public park is always a plus in my book. Gorgeous grassland and really good wooded walking trails. Watch the tiny little fish or the ducks from the bridge between the Devon street entrance and the Bunker Hill side. Ample parking and covered picnic areas make this a really great place for Family outdoor gatherings. Fill up your water bottles at the pump that provides refreshingly cold water. I have been here 3 times already in just the past week and I can't wait to go back. There are lots of entrances to choose from, so each time you go, you can experience a different view of this magnificent space. Bring your Family and make a day of it. You won't be...

Great spot to take a leisurely walk. Ride bikes or sit under a gazebo and read. Lots of various spaces, from open lawn for picnics and parties to wooded paths along the river. Easily accessible and endless parking available. Lots of animal tracks, bird watching is great too! A nice summer spot.

Be sure to bring a trash bag and pick up some litter as you go, the river deposits are unsightly and hazardous to the ecosystem so do your part!

One tip: watch out for suburban yucks in spandex who think the bike path is their personal velodrome. They speed by on their aerobars way too fast, it's a menace for dogs on leash and small kids not to mention ruins the tranquility. (These guys give considerate cyclists...

A very nice place for family walk, picnic, taking your dog for a walk, bicycling, jogging, running and other small group events. We went on twinter time, so mo green beauty, but summer shall be full of greenery.

You can trails of deers and other animals. A great place for kidsbto learn about the nature too. This forest reserve shows how the illinois has protected its nature and respect the wildlife along with providing a nature exploring experience to the residents of illinois.

Other asian countries shall also accept this concept where nature comes very close to the public and people could learn and explore it instead of blocking nature with barbed...