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The city of Rockford is a historic town in Illinois. First settled in the 1830s, it was an important center of commerce as it was roughly equidistant between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River.

The Rock River Recreation Path is an almost 9-mile long paved trail through Rockford. For much of the trail, you are alongside the Rock River and passing through several urban parks.

The road runs right along the lake and over the dam. The views from here stretch right across to the far end of the lake. There are plenty of amenities dotted around the reservoir, including a campground, a number of fishing piers, hiking trails, a boat ramp, and some great picnic areas ideal with a mid-ride break.

Immerse yourself in the tranquility of ponds, waterfalls, winding paths, and meticulously crafted rock formations, all in harmony with traditional Japanese garden principles.

This is a lovely garden in Rockford with more than 2,000 rose bushes! Nearby, you can visit the Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens which has tropical trees and many other interesting plant species.

Created in the 1920s as part of a larger park and recreation development, the lagoon is a popular spot for fishing, boating, and ice skating. It is also home to a variety of waterfowl and other wildlife.

You can camp at Rock Cut. This park is home to an abundant fauna of aquatic birds, and wild animals. You will find more than 100 types of wildflowers within the park, offering a spectacular show every spring and summer. The deciduous trees, including many maples, dazzle every time during the Indian summer, and the change of leaves in the fall.

This is one of the most beautiful areas along the Rock River. According to legend, Chief Black Hawk asked his captors to take care of the land due and protect its beauty. A statue of an American Indian stands on the hillside as a tribute to the former caretakers of the land. The park has heaps of activities to enjoy – camping, canoeing, cross-country skiing and boating. There's lots of hiking trails to explore too.