Red Gate Woods - Willow Springs, Illinois

Red Gate Woods: Un Paraíso Natural en el Corazón de Chicago

Ubicado en Willow Springs, IL 60480, Red Gate Woods es un refugio natural que ofrece una variedad de actividades al aire libre para disfrutar de la naturaleza. Con una dirección fácil de encontrar y un teléfono que puedes llamar directamente, este lugar es perfecto para planificar un día de aventura.

Características y Especialidades

Red Gate Woods se destaca por sus impresionantes bosques, senderos de montaña y áreas de picnic. Es un lugar ideal para los amantes de la naturaleza, los ciclistas y los padres que buscan actividades divertidas para sus familias.

Información Recomendada

Para planificar tu visita a Red Gate Woods, te recomendamos llevar el AllTrails app para navegar por los senderos y encontrar las mejores rutas para ti.

Opiniones

Los visitantes de Red Gate Woods han dejado opiniones muy positivas sobre este lugar. Algunos han destacado la variedad de senderos, la belleza de los bosques y la amabilidad de los ciclistas. Sin embargo, también se ha mencionado que los senderos pueden ser estrechos y que es importante estar atento cuando se compite por los senderos.

Media de Opinión

Con una media de opinión de 4.7/5, Red Gate Woods ha demostrado ser un lugar muy agradable para visitar. Los visitantes han destacado la variedad de actividades que ofrece y la belleza de la naturaleza.

Otros Puntos de Interés

Algunos de los otros puntos de interés que se pueden encontrar en Red Gate Woods son:

• Wheelchair accessible parking lot
• Hiking
• Picnic tables
• Good for kids
• Kid-friendly hikes

Dirección y Teléfono

Address: Willow Springs, IL 60480.
Phone: 8008703666.
Website: fpdcc.com.

👍 Reviews of Red Gate Woods

Jeremy D.

5/5

Amazing trails, some of the best, if not the best in Chicagoland. So many miles of trails to explore with many sections being moderate/rugged with a lot of ups and downs. The trails are narrow and I saw more mountain bikers than hikers, so stay alert. Most of the mountain bikers were courteous. Highly recommend having the AllTrails app available for navigation, as there's a lot of trail intersections and offshoots. I can't wait to come back!

Penny P.

5/5

This place was absolutely amazing. Not only from a beautiful nature and trails perspective, but the history behind “Site A” has got to be one of the coolest things that I never knew about right in our own proverbial backyard.

Moon

5/5

Beautiful forests with many connecting trails. Is a little noisy as it is next to the highway but if you get far enough towards the camp cabins it quiets down. There is alot of wildlife and flora to take in. Gorgeous after the rain. If you are looking for quiet and solitude may not be the best option but if you are looking to reconnect with nature visually this is the place for you.

Rick D.

5/5

Well maintained forest with lots of history. Plenty of bike trails, but all are natural - most were closed because of the recent rains. Only fat-tires allowed on wet trails. Plenty of parking. There's a sigle, large port-a-john that's large enough to change in, but the lock has been broken for a while.

Risto A.

5/5

Excellent choice for bicycle, or hiking, absolutely beautiful nature around, the trails are very well done and there are maps everywhere, around every corner. Would go again with my bicycle next time.

Sara

5/5

This is such a cool park!!! There’s trails both paved and unpaved. Neat area to explore with parking lot to leave your car. There’s some pretty gnarly mountain bike trails if that’s your thing. I love this park so much.

Uncle M.

5/5

Nice place to hike around, not so nice for finding interesting plants. Did not dig up the spent housing of the nuclear reactors, but might come back. I saw a large and suspicious chunk of metal slag laying on the ground near the reactor site which I made sure to kick, and I am happy to report there are no burns on my foot.

I A. G.

5/5

This is a great mountain bike trail network. Please beware, some of the inner loops are HARDCORE mountain biking trails! If you’re not in decent shape or don’t have an actual mountain bike that can withstand the pounding, do not attempt! It is a pretty big network and it’s easy to get lost. Use your phone’s GPS or an app like Trailforks.