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At lower Lake Shore Drive and Illinois, head south on the east sidewalk. You will cross a bridge (just looks like sidewalk) and pick up the path on the south end.
Going north at the same intersection, stay on the sidewalk on the east side and head towards Grand. At Grand, the Lakefront Trail will be to your right.
Good luck!
Thank you! It's been a mystery to me for a few weeks now!
Active Transportation Alliance said:At lower Lake Shore Drive and Illinois, head south on the east sidewalk. You will cross a bridge (just looks like sidewalk) and pick up the path on the south end.
Going north at the same intersection, stay on the sidewalk on the east side and head towards Grand. At Grand, the Lakefront Trail will be to your right.
Good luck!
Ya, it's always fun going down there and deciding to go further south. A little exploring is always involved due to the path losing you there. (Yes! I blame the path!)
Dana said:
I hear that it's much less congested the further south you go, so I'll ride until my legs bleed if it means that I don't have to dodge this, that, and the other.
Tank-Ridin' Ryan said:Ya, it's always fun going down there and deciding to go further south. A little exploring is always involved due to the path losing you there. (Yes! I blame the path!)
Dana said:
It's a lot less congested although there's a stretch around 35th were there are frequently people having picnics. Things pickup between 50th and 60th but it's much less busy than on the north side. Also, you should check out northerly island by the museum campus if you get the chance.
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