20의 Wheaton가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Timber Ridge Trail connects the Illinois Prairie Path Elgin Branch with the Great Western Trail. This smooth, paved path runs past Kline Creek Farm and Timber Lake.

This is a small dam on the Dupage River Trail, with warning signs about flooding. This west branch of the DuPage River is 35 miles long and starts in Campanelli Park, flowing through Bartlett, Wayne, Wheaton, Warrenville, Winfield, and Naperville.

Blackwell's McKee Marsh is a year-round haven for birdwatchers. A viewing platform near the water's edge offers close-up views of wetland species like blue herons, wood ducks, blue-winged teals, and sandpipers.

The preserve provides habitat for several endangered and threatened species, including the Blanding's turtle, the eastern bluebird, and the Hine's emerald dragonfly. Over 8 miles of trails wind through the preserve, offering scenic walks and challenging bike rides for all levels.

Blackwell's McKee Marsh is located just north of Mack Road and is a haven for avid birdwatchers. At this location, near the water's edge, there is a viewing platform that gives you the opportunity to watch the wetland species up close. There are a variety of species you could spot here, including blue herons, wood ducks, blue-winged teals, and sandpipers. It is simply a paradise for our feathered friends, no matter what the season.

After your run, enjoy a well-deserved lunch by the scenic Meadow Lake. Find a spot to unpack your picnic and take in the natural beauty surrounding you. Gaze at the lush grasses and wildflowers fringing the tranquil waters. Listen to birdsong and the gentle breeze rustling through. Let the bright blooms and verdant landscape soothe you as you refuel. With its idyllic meadow views, this is an ideal spot to pause, picnic, and appreciate the splendor of nature here at Morton Arboretum.

The 797-acre Danada Forest Preserve features all types of wilderness terrain in the form of prairies, woods and wetlands. It also consists of scenic rolling terrain that offers trails, fishing, and picnicking areas. There is also a large wetland complex on the west side of Naperville Road that supports egrets, woodcocks, painted turtles, chorus and leopard frogs. There is also a rookery of nesting great blue herons.

After your hike, enjoy a well-deserved lunch by the scenic Meadow Lake. Find a spot to unpack your picnic and take in the natural beauty surrounding you. Gaze at the lush grasses and wildflowers fringing the tranquil waters. Listen to birdsong and the gentle breeze rustling through. Let the bright blooms and verdant landscape soothe you as you refuel. With its idyllic meadow views, this is an ideal spot to pause, picnic, and appreciate the splendor of nature here at Morton Arboretum.