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Bureau CountyBureau County, Illinois is located in the northwestern part of the state. It borders the Iowa border which helps shape its predominantly rural landscape. Founded in 1837, Bureau County is home to a variety of beautiful natural areas and historic sites. Local attractions include the Nahant Marsh Wildlife Preserve, where visitors can explore nature with paddling and walking trails, as well as take a guided tour at the Hugo M. Overlook Visitor Center. For those interested in native wildlife and pla
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Hennepin Canal Parkway State ParkHennepin Canal Parkway State Park, is a cultural and recreational oasis covering nearly 70 miles of the Hennepin Canal. Along the gravel towpath that traverses it, travelers may find remnants of Illinois' 19th century industrial history as well as hunting grounds, wildlife reserves, fishing spots and camping areas. The diverse landscape also includes numerous picnic areas and 27 scenic bridges—many listed on the National Register of Historic Places—that offer spectacular overlooks along the way.
Princeton Park DistrictThe Princeton Park District is home to numerous recreational activities for all ages as well as fourteen parks and trails. Whether it’s participating in outdoor sports such as golfing, or getting up close to nature on a beautiful afternoon walk, It offers something for everyone. Its fourteen parks span over 259 acres and feature playgrounds, tennis courts, and fishing lakes for family fun. It also boasts two indoor facilities with high-quality amenities including gymnasiums and meeting areas.