Great trail to walk the pup in. My dog loves stopping every two seconds to smell the… I would say roses, but there aren’t any, so it’s most likely other dogs markings… haha but if he’s happy, I’m happy. Although I don’t get much exercise I do enjoy the fresh air and other friendly dog walkers.
Carole S.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Chicago, IL
Nice paved trail. The city obviously spent some money on this. Why then, did they remove the garbage can at the Devon end of the trail? My dogs both made a mess along the trail, which I duly cleaned up, but there was no place to throw away the mess. It’s no fun walking 1.5 miles with a big bag of poop. On the other hand, there were not 2, not 3, but 4 Chicago Police Officers standing in the middle of the trail flapping their gums. That’s what — collectively $ 240 an hour? More, if you consider their pension contributions. So nice to see our tax dollars so hard at work. I had to throw the mess away in a private person’s garbage can(sorry!) Next to the garbage can was a sign: «Vote for Rauner.» You said it, pal. Who needs city garbage cans? Who needs CPD? Who needs taxes? –end of rant
Annette U.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Chicago, IL
I have been coming to this trail for a few years now to ride my bike, jog, and rollerblade. I like the fact it is 1 mile long so you know exactly how far you go each time. It is very quiet up here and there was an incident recently of a jogger getting attacked-which is unfortunate. Don’t go alone and keep an eye out as with anything since it is fairly secluded and surrounded by trees. I have seen a lot of wildlife including, deer, rabbits, snakes, bats, chipmunks, skunks, and of course — squirrels. The evenings usually have more people but it isn’t crowded and really well kept.
