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Lincoln Trail State Park - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Lincoln Trail State Park

Lincoln Trail State Park, is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoors adventurers alike. Established in 1927, this park is known for its lush forested areas and expansive wildlife. In addition to hiking trails that dissect through the woodlands, visitors can also partake in activities such as camping, fishing and horseback riding. One of the parks most beloved features is its incredible views of the Little Wabash River.
Address : 16985 E 1350th Rd, Marshall, IL 62441, USA

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Mill Creek Lake and ParkMill Creek Lake and Park is a destination that offers plenty of exciting activities and stunning scenic views. Located near Martinsville and the Wabash River, the park sits on 250 acres and features a 50-acre lake perfect for fishing or boating. Activities such as picnicking, camping, biking, nature watching and disc golf are popular at the park. Mill Creek Lake also offers an array of interesting wildlife and birds such as mallards and swans making it an ideal spot for serious birdwatchers.
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Prairie Creek SiteThe Prairie Creek Site in Indiana represents an archaeological treasure that provides insight into prehistoric Native American cultures and their historical significance. It stands as a significant archaeological resource, providing a glimpse into the past and contributing to our understanding of ancient cultures and their legacies in the region.
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World's Largest PitchforkWorld's Largest Pitchfork is a unique roadside attraction standing over 45 feet tall. It draws attention from both tourists and locals alike. Built in 2013, the bright yellow steel and fiberglass pitchfork features intricate artwork including symbols of Clark and Coles counties, as well as an American Eagle decorated with red and blue stripes. The sculpture also contains larger-than-life depiction of cornstalks on its sides to illustrate the many agricultural products made in Clark county.
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World's Largest Wind ChimeThe world's largest wind chime was recently unveiled in Clark County. Standing 32 feet tall and boasting a weight of 18 tons, it is a sight to behold. Made up of 40 aluminum tubes suspended in seven octaves on a 33 foot triangle steel frame, the instrument is capable of producing significant sounds that transcend across the community. Its creator has used key mathematical principles to create harmonious sounds which are both pleasing and mesmerizing.
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World's Largest Rocking ChairStanding at a whopping 37ft tall, the World's Largest Rocking Chair is an impressive sight to behold. Located in Clark County, Illinois since 1985, the chair itself was custom-built by local residents using only strong oak materials. As the county's proud symbol, it continues to draw tourists year-round with its classic charm and childlike fun. The locals often joke that the best way to ride this oversized "throner" is to bring along a few friends!
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World's Largest MailboxThe World's Largest Mailbox is an impressive sight. Standing at 25-feet tall and 18-feet wide, this red sculpture of a mailbox weighs over 10 tons and was built in 1985 by Terry Craney. According to locals, he had only one mission for the mailbox's construction: to show the world that rural areas have creativity. Surprisingly, it is functionable as local residents drop off their mail inside on a daily basis.

Discover More Attractions in Clark County, Home of Lincoln Trail State Park

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Clark County
Clark County is located in the south-central region of Illinois and got its name in 1819 in honor of George Rogers Clark, who fought against British forces during the American Revolution. The county seat is Marshall, and other communities include Martinsville, Westfield, and Casey. There are several recreational areas for visitors, along with beautiful parks like Marshall City Park and Johnson Creek Conservation Area. The county is mostly rural but has a collection of small and large businesses

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