Top 10 Best Outdoor Activities Near Springfield, Illinois
“Great experience for our 10 year old in a trail ride. Attentive staff and great horses...” more
“Beautiful peaceful place to hike and enjoy nature!” more
“A beautiful spot to spend time outdoors, walking, praying, and being alone.” more
“rose garden, a small botanical hothouse garden, tennis courts, a small lake with a boardwalk area...” more
“Excellent food, excellent service, excellent view. Great menu with great atmosphere! The patio bar is simply awesome. The Sunday cookout is second…” more
“Great salad! Spring mix and house dressing! Fish tacos with tilapia excellent!” more
“I think most of the adults enjoyed it. It was nice to find an evening outdoor activity.” more
“Malibu jacks was fun the rest sucked I was in a lockdown because of a fight bye oh and they didn't let us go until after 4 hours byeb” more
“You'll see people on a relaxing stroll, power-walking, running, walking their dogs, biking, etc.” more
“If You buy the house, take a hike, FLW. The tour was very informative, many changes in ceiling...” more
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"Wow! What an awesome find! Beautiful nature paths with lots of shade just minutes from the highway. There are about 6 miles of hiking paths that are very well maintained and mostly shaded, although there is a part that goes through the prairie. When we were there, the cicadas were so loud they were almost deafening, but other than that the bugs were not too bad. Make sure you stop at the visitor center first and grab a map so you don't have to try and memorize trail names. We walked for about 2 hours and just loved it. We plan to come back each time we are in Springfield and feel like stretching our legs *I should probably mention that these are human foot traffic only trails. No bikes, no dogs."
