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18 Comments on The Green Bay Trail in Illinois - Wilmette to Highland Park
Margaret...
I just love these "rails to trails" projects that both preserve history and provide a modern recreational amenity. It looks awesome!
Margaret, what a great place to jog or just take a leisurely stroll. The Green Bay Trail Committee did a great job of developing it.
This is so why buyers and sellers need to hire LOCAL experts! I am not that far away but did not know this even existed. It's a little far to come every day but I wish I had something like this for my morning walks. Beautiful.
Without these trails, life becomes drab quickly....More trails and more time spent on them produces a better human
Packer Backer - couldn't resist, could you?
Richard - thank you - it is an awesome amenity to have so close by
Michael - The Green Bay Trail Committee developed it back in the 60s, and now it is maintained separately by each village that it passes through.
Corinne - you may not have the trail but you do have lots of open land, and maybe forest preserves?
Richie - agreed - getting closer to nature is an elixer for the busy person
I have a client who lives just off the Green Bay Trail, and that was a major part of their decision... they're bikers, and they basically step out of their back yard, onto the trail... the love it.
Alan - exactly - it really appeals to anyone who likes to do outdoor activities
Morgan - yes, it's very well maintained and smooth for most of the length of it
This place is absolutely glorious. I can't wait to visit!
That sounds like a very nice trail. We have a 13 mile bike path here in Burlington that runs along Lake Champlain that is very popular. I think you have inspired me to write a blog on it!
Margaret: I LOVE the descriptions you provide. Very thorough and enticing, as well. But got to say, the pics match and surpass your words. They give real insight into the quality of life along this trail ...
Gene
Adam - anytime!
Mark - That sounds like a beautiful trail - you should absolutely write about it. Take a few long bike trips with your camera and your're all set.
Gene - Thank you!
I know the Green Bay trail well. Nice photos and commentary. And, Ravinia! Who doesn't love Ravinia? It's that time of year!
Margaret: I've been near there, in Skokie, it's beautiful country. I see you moved there from L.A. Can't blame you, two totally different lifestyles. Your photos make me want to put on my walking shoes.
Carie - I can't remember if you told me you lived here - I'm guessing that is how you know it. It is that time of year and since it's a short one, everyone is out!
Hella - Skokie also has some trails - the ones that are part of the Cook County Forest Preserves. I plan to write another post about those.
Hi Margaret,
What great pictures!
It is great how we have created trails to get out and walk, or run or bicycle.
We have some wonderful ones in our area as well.
Phil
Not only is this post well written it is laid out aesthetically with great photos.
Margaret -- what a great use for this land and a true asset to those communities. I love the color in the photographs of the open fields -- very nice.