Hiking : Lincoln Park Zoo - North Clark Street - Chicago
United States Illinois Cook County Chicago
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Welcome to Lincoln Park Zoo hiking route in Chicago! This super easy out-and-back trail offers a leisurely stroll through the beautiful Lincoln Park area.
As you start your hike, you'll pass by the East Lot parking area, which is conveniently located at the beginning of the trail. Further along the route, you'll come across the Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool, a serene water feature that adds to the park's natural beauty.
Midway through the hike, you'll find the Eli Bates Fountain (Storks at Play) and the William Shakespeare Monument, which are perfect spots to take a break and admire the surroundings.
As you make your way back, be sure to stop by the African Penguin exhibit and the Giraffe Plains Zebra area, where you can catch a glimpse of these majestic animals.
Throughout the trail, you'll also encounter several water features, shelters, and viewpoints, providing ample opportunities to rest and enjoy the scenery.
With a total distance of 0.641 kilometers and no elevation gain, this hike is suitable for all skill levels. Remember to bring plenty of water, especially on hot days, and check the weather forecast before you head out. Enjoy your hike at Lincoln Park Zoo!
