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🏆 Prairie Pothole — Managed wetland and grassland in central Illinois — restoring prairie pothole habitat for waterfowl Double T
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🏆 Prairie Pothole — Managed wetland and grassland in central Illinois — restoring prairie pothole habitat for waterfowl Double T
Fall Creek Scenic Overlook is a unit of Siloam Springs State Park near Payson in Adams County, Illinois: a former rest area above the Mississippi River valley, now an IDNR archery deer site.
🏆 Ohio River Gateway — Marina on the Ohio River at historic Golconda — gateway to the Smithland Pool and
🦌 Deer and turkey country — A wooded state natural area with upland prairie openings and a rocky creek, managed
🏆 Power Plant Lake — 1,500-acre cooling lake near Channahon — excellent warm-water fishing with striped bass and walleye Heidecke
🏆 Canal That Built Chicago — 96-mile historic canal that connected the Great Lakes to the Mississippi — the engineering
🏆 Grand Prairie — Managed grasslands and wetlands in the heart of the Grand Prairie — restoring Illinois’s agricultural heartland
🏆 Kaskaskia River Bottom — 20,000-acre wildlife area along the Kaskaskia River — the largest state fish and wildlife area
🏆 Ice Age Relic Marsh — Rare glacial marsh preserving Ice Age plant communities — one of the most ecologically
🏆 Rock River Valley — River corridor along the Kishwaukee — a tributary of the Rock River in northern Illinois
🏆 Nuclear Cooling Lake — 2,058-acre cooling lake for the LaSalle Nuclear Generating Station — superb warm-water fishing in a
🏆 Prairie River — Riparian corridor along the Mackinaw River — one of the last free-flowing prairie rivers in Illinois
Marseilles State Fish and Wildlife Area in LaSalle County is an IDNR hunting area with restricted access and National Guard training. It is not open for general visits.
🦆 Illinois River backwaters — About 6,000 acres of backwater lakes, bottomlands and bluffs along nearly 10 miles of the
🏆 Bureau County Wetlands — Managed wetlands and uplands near the Illinois River — quality waterfowl hunting and fishing Mautino
🏆 Southern IL Powerhouse — 1,775-acre cooling lake with exceptional bass and catfish fishing — one of the top fisheries
🏆 Coal Country — Reclaimed strip mine lands restored to wildlife habitat — turning Illinois’s coal mining legacy into conservation
🏆 Illinois River Gem — Backwater lake on the Illinois River near Pekin — exceptional crappie fishing in a historic
🏆 300-Million-Year Canyon — Dramatic sandstone box canyon with Native American rock art — one of the most spectacular geological
🏆 Central IL Power Lake — 1,600-acre cooling lake on the Illinois River — striped bass and hybrid striper fishery
🏆 Kaskaskia Bottomlands — Recreation area in the Kaskaskia River bottomlands — near Illinois’s first state capital and the only
🏆 Western IL Wetlands — Managed wetlands in Brown County — quality waterfowl hunting in the Illinois River watershed Ray
🏆 Desert in Illinois! — Unique sandstone landscape with sand barrens and desert-like features — one of the most unusual
🏆 Salt Capital — Reclaimed lands near the historic Saline Springs — where Illinois’s first industry (salt production) began in
🏆 Virgin Timber — 219-acre old-growth forest — one of the last virgin timber stands in central Illinois Spitler Woods
🏆 Illinois River Hub — 2,023-acre site on the Illinois River — managed wetlands providing critical habitat for migrating waterfowl
🏆 Lincoln Country — Managed wetlands and grasslands near Lincoln’s New Salem — in the heart of Abraham Lincoln’s Illinois
🏆 Mississippi River Bluffs — Scenic bluffs along the Mississippi River in Jackson County — oak-hickory forest with dramatic river
The World Shooting and Recreational Complex near Sparta, Illinois, is a 1,600-acre shooting sports site run by the Illinois DNR and home of the Grand American. It is not a state park.
🏆 Hidden Bog Gem — Secluded pond and bog ecosystem in the Monadnock Region — a quiet natural area protecting
🏆 Ancient White Pines — Stand of massive old-growth white pines — some among the largest in New Hampshire Bradford
🏆 Botanical Rarity — One of the northernmost stands of native flowering dogwood in North America Curtiss Dogwood Natural Area
🏆 “Defender of the Constitution” — Birthplace of Daniel Webster (1782–1852) — America’s greatest orator and the man who saved
🏆 Presidential Memorial — Wayside park honoring President Eisenhower along the scenic Kancamagus Highway corridor Eisenhower Memorial Wayside Park is
🏆 1652 Boundary Stone — A 1652 boundary marker inscribed in a lakeside boulder — one of the oldest surviving
🏆 First Strike of the Revolution — Site of the FIRST offensive military action of the American Revolution — December
🏆 White Mountains Rest — Scenic wayside park along the White Mountains highway corridor Gardner Memorial Wayside Park is a
🏆 America’s Most Controversial Heroine — Memorial to Hannah Duston — who killed and scalped 10 of her Native captors
🏆 10,000-Year Bog — One of New Hampshire’s finest quaking bogs — a 10,000-year-old floating peat mat with carnivorous plants
🏆 North Conway Cliff — Dramatic granite cliff rising above the Saco River valley — a premier rock climbing destination
🏆 NH’s Ocean Beach — One of New Hampshire’s precious few ocean beaches — the state has only 18 miles
🏆 Mill Heritage — Natural area preserving a historic mill site and surrounding forest in the Merrimack Valley Jeremy Mill
🏆 World’s Largest Glacial Erratic — A 5,000-ton, 83-foot-long boulder — the LARGEST known glacial erratic in the world! Madison
🏆 Underground Crystal Mine — Historic mica and beryl mine with tunnels you can explore — one of the few
🏆 North Country Rest — Wayside park near the Nansen Ski Jump in the North Country — scenic stop in
🏆 Merrimack River Heritage — Heritage park preserving the site of a historic Merrimack River ferry crossing — gateway to
🏆 Summit of New England — Historic 1853 stone hotel at the summit of Mount Washington (6,288 ft) — the
🏆 Urban Forest Oasis — 170-acre urban forest and education center on the NH Seacoast — trails, gardens, and historic
🏆 Most Famous Tragedy in the White Mountains — Site of the 1826 Willey Slide — a catastrophic landslide that
🏆 Aroostook Pond — Remote pond-side public lot on Bible Point in northern Maine’s Aroostook County wilderness Bible Point is