Cynthia Ann Miller works as an attorney at the Law Offices of Cynthia A. Miller in Hinsdale, IL. Focusing on real estate law, she and her firm represent clients in matters involving everything from boundary disputes to quiet title actions through office in Naperville, Hinsdale, and Downers Grove, IL. In her free time, Cynthia Miller enjoys hiking.
Outdoor enthusiasts can find plenty of enjoyable activities throughout Illinois. The state offers plenty of camping spots, water parks, and hiking trails. Just a few of Illinois’ top hiking trails are described below:
- Starved Rock Trail: one of Starved Rock State Park’s many trails, Starved Rock Trail near Oglesby stretches along 4.4 miles of nature. The loop trail is heavily trafficked, but like all trails in the park it is well marked. Hikers can enjoy Starved Rock Trail year-round and bring their dogs as long as the latter are kept on a leash.
- Cap Sauers and Swallow Loop Trail: a 4.7-mile trail near Palos Park, Cap Sauers and Swallow Cliff Loop Trail is a moderately difficult trail that sees a fair amount of hikers. The trail is open from May to September and offers various activity options. Dogs are allowed on the trail, but hikers must keep them on a leash at all times.
- Little Grand Canyon Trail: located in Shawnee National Forest near Pomona, the Little Grand Canyon Trail is a difficult trail that is used by relatively few hikers. Open from August to November, the three-mile trail is mostly used to ice climbing and hiking. Leashed dogs are also allowed on the trail.
