BrookfieldのおすすめMTBライド

The multi-use Veterans Memorial Trail connects or intersects with a number of other area trails, allowing you to ride, uninterrupted for miles. It also passes through Black Partridge Woods and Wood Ridge Forest Preserves.

The surrounding forest and the variety of migratory birds spotted at Maple Lake make it a peaceful stop while hiking in Paw Paw Woods Nature Preserve. The lake supports a healthy ecosystem for aquatic plants and animals, so take your time to observe and appreciate it.

Flat Brige is one of a few bridges in Fullersburg Woods Forest Preserve. It is well maintained and gives riders a look down into Salt Creek, a 43.4-mile-long tributary of the Des Plaines River. It is not salty but rather got its name in the mid-nineteenth century after a wagon of salt spilled in the river.

This wide bridge helps connect the main trails in the Fullersburg Woods Forest Preserve to the trail loop on North Island. There are lots of great viewpoints within the preserve, but this just might be the most open view of the water.

This wide bridge helps connect the main trails in the Fullersburg Woods Forest Preserve to the trail loop on North Island. There are lots of great viewpoints within the preserve, but this just might be the most open view of the water.

This is a paved 30-mile (48 km) bike trail that traces a former railway line through Snohomish and Skagit county. You ride through beautiful scenery – green farmland, creeks and rivers frame your ride. The trail is shared use so be mindful of pedestrians. Near Arlington, you can connect to the Whitehorse Trail to extend your ride.

This trail runs parallel to the Black Partridge Woods and can be a pretty steep climb.

Along the Des Plaines River Valley, Keepataw Preserve presents a wide array of diverse habitats and wildlife along with adventurous biking and hiking trails.