Chuck Anderson <
[email protected]> wrote:
: Craig Holl wrote:
:>Mike Kruger wrote:
:>> "Craig Holl" <
[email protected]> wrote in message
:>> news:_I3dc.49107$z%
[email protected]...
:>>
:>>>
:>>> Another park loop is Busse Woods. It is shorter, but quite a bit
:>>> busier.
:>>
:>> Just to avoid confusion, the Ned Brown Forest Preserve I referred to
:>> in my post, and Busse Woods referred to above are the same thing --
:>> one is the name of the park, the other the name of the trail.
:>
:>Here is a link to a map for the Busse Woods Trail:
:>
:>
http://www.fpdcc.com/tier3.php?content_id=68&file=map_68b
:>
:>Here's a link to a small map of the Poplar Creek trail. It is an older map and
:>only shows the northern and some of the western part of the loop. It does go
:>around the forest preserve now, though.
:>
:>
http://www.fpdcc.com/content/recfac_pc_fs.html
:>
:>The Illinois DOT has some good biking maps for free. Since I got mine from a
:>friend, I don't know where to get them. The map lists 217-782-0834 as a number to
:>call to get a map. There are several maps available, split up by region. The one
:>I have is the Chicago/Northeastern Illinois Map 1, Official Bicycle Map. HTH.
:>
:>--
:>Craig Holl
:>Mechanical Engineer; New Berlin, WI
:>
www.midwestroads.com
:>*remove all numbers and caps to reply*
:>
:>
:>
:>
: And another ......
:
http://pages.ripco.net/~jwn/busse.gif
Hi; We have a newer one too that includes the new bike bridge, but haven't
quite verified that we really superimposed it right just yet (did it a few
times using a mapping gps and then transposed points to the above map.
(
http://www.chicagopaddling.org/busse.gif is the same address for the
"~" impaired )
You might enjoy the dirt trails we have mapped... don't ride too fast,
especially down the one that looks like the old country road as it ends
in the lake...
Also, where it says "Crossruts", those are deep ruts going across the dirt
trail that are big enough to swallow my schwinn frontiers front tire and
throw me... so be carefull on the single track (A co-worker and I rode them
quite often and were always a mess from hitting the dirt... or creek...
I have a good picture of him riding across the creek, hitting a rock and
losing forward momentum... unfortunately he forgot he had clip on shoes, they
jammed, and it was kinda like watching a Benny Hill show as he slowly fell
into the creek.... (it was kinda funny because when we got to the creek he
told me to watch him, the expert... ;-)
Check
http://www.chicagopaddling.org/kbike.jpg for a pick in/on the creek.
--
John Nelson
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