You can rent your own set of wheels from a nearby Divvy bike share station or explore the trail on foot. The path is popular with walkers, runners, bikers, and families. The trail extends 2.7 miles through four of Chicago’s hippest neighborhoods: Wicker Park, Bucktown, Logan Square, and Humboldt Park. The paved trail, which rises around 18 feet above street level, is lined with lush greenery, public art, observation areas, and intimate parks. The unique path transformed an abandoned railway line into one of the city’s most popular and beautiful outdoor attractions.
Get your fitness fix on The 606, an elevated biking, walking, running, rollerblading, and skateboarding-friendly path on Chicago’s northwest side. Or grab a Divvy bike as part of the city’s bikeshare program from one of the many Divvy stations across the city, and explore the lakefront at your own speed. Join a guided tour with Bobby’s Bike Hike, which explores lakefront neighborhoods and beaches adjoining the Lakefront Trail. Plus, the trail is dotted with a variety of scenic waterfront dining options. It also offers easy access to a variety of top cultural institutions, like Lincoln Park Zoo, Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, and the South Shore Cultural Center. Walk and bike the Lakefront Trail (c) Clayton HauckĬhicago’s iconic Lakefront Trail, which stretches 18.5 miles along Lake Michigan, is lined with beautiful parks, boat harbors, and sandy beaches. Here are some of Chicago’s top spots to enjoy the outdoors. Kayaking, walking, boating, biking, - whether you love the sound of a paddle hitting Lake Michigan’s waters, the whir of your bike spokes on a city trail, or the full-throttle roar of a speedboat skimming the lakefront, there’s a whole lot of outdoor adventure waiting for you to Chicago.
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