Whalon Lake Park – Whalon Lake Park loop from Bolingbrook

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Whalon Lake Park – Whalon Lake Park loop from Bolingbrook

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Whalon Lake Park – Whalon Lake Park loop from Bolingbrook

01:27

23.2km

100m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 16, 2026

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Start point

Bus stop

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3.89 km

Hidden Lakes Park

Highlight • Lake

Hidden Lakes Park is a functional trout farm with multiple small lakes. There is a trail that runs through Hidden Lakes to connect the trail around Whalon Lake to the DuPage River Greenway.

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4.06 km

Hidden Lakes Park (Hidden Lakes Trout Farm)

Highlight • Lake

Hidden Lakes Park is a functional trout farm with multiple small lakes. There is a trail that runs through Hidden Lakes to connect the trail around Whalon Lake to the DuPage River Greenway.

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5.02 km

Whalon Lake Park encompasses a mosaic of habitats - prairie, wetlands, an 80-acre lake, and the DuPage River. This diversity supports abundant wildlife like waterfowl and ducks. Native plant species flourish here such as red mulberry and wild leek. Wander through Whalon Lake's landscapes to discover its many natural riches.

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10.3 km

Knock Knolls Park

Highlight • Forest

Knock Knolls Park is a beautiful green space in Naperville. The West Branch of the DuPage River cuts through the north part of the park and is popular for fishing and boating. There are also miles of trails to choose from, including a section of the paved DuPage River Trail.

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11.5 km

DuPage River view

Highlight • Viewpoint

The DuPage River runs along the north part of Knock Knolls Park. At this point, you get a good view of the river as you walk along the aptly named River Trail.

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12.4 km

DuPage River Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

The DuPage River Trail spans over 30 miles across DuPage and Will counties. It is a fantastic flat paved multi-use trail with several access points, making it an ideal alternative to the busy streets in the city. There are plenty of picturesque sections along the pathway as it passes by scenic parks, beautiful woodlands, and rolling hills. The trail also connects to the Illinois Prairie Path, Southern DuPage Regional Trail, and the Tall Grass Greenway Trail, which offers multiple options for an extended ride.

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