Wolf Road Prairie

Great place for photography considering its sandwiched in the suburbs of Chicago. Great for kids and adults to learn about what Illinois used to be like before urbanization

Nature

Is your homeless it has free electric and water. Fresh mint growing there

Wonderful to watch Prairie over the seasons of the year!

Peaceful and beautiful oasis.

Love taking photos here! Beautiful nature area

This is a great place to reunite with nature and to relive days when life was simple and unencumbered.

Beautiful, peaceful visit!

It was a nice sunset.

There was nice nature such as a snake, lots of birds, chipmunks, some skeletons, and the normal squirrels. My kids enjoyed exploring, but much of it is overgrown and the path all but disappears at times. The concrete is cracked and we ran into lots of thorns. Maybe it was a result of the time of year. We will probably be back and try another season. But dont count on an easy path.

Largest black soil prairie east of the Mississippi. Of the prairies I have visited, this is one of the best with great diversity and minimal invasives. Development plans were abandoned after sidewalks were put in, making for nice paths.

I was just driving by but its wonderful!

Beautiful.

Amazing!!! Please check it out!! Nature at its best!

I have walked from the Japanese garden to the rest area near 63

Its a tract of native prarie right here in my backyard and its got the Frazenbush house on the northern end. Nature lovers. birders, and kids will love this place.Stop by an get a calendar of events, weve got Save the Prarie Society to thank for saving this precious land for our childrens children. This is what much of Illinois looked like before the invasion ofsettlers came and forcibly displaced the First Nations People who lived here in harmony

Just come and explore what a beautiful thing looks like.

Saw a wiley coyote but no roadrunner.

Very nice here

Thanks..

A gem of Westchester.

Tranquil

Nice