The Salt Creek
Greenway
Gateway to Discovery A rich and diverse open space corridor featuring natural areas, historic sites, cultural attractions, land and water recreational opportunities, shopping centers, theatre, and gourmet dining located within the highly populated suburbs of western Cook and eastern DuPage Counties
Purpose and Partners What we do Promote the greenway as a destination for nature, history and recreation
Places to Visit More than 50 destinations Historic Landmarks, land and water trails, forest preserves, pre-settlement sites, arts, golf, fine dining, theater, Brookfield Zoo
Gallery Exhibit Space Artist's Eye Gallery
Greenway Trails 30.6 miles of biking Connecting to 7 trail systems and 178 miles of trails
    2009 Northeastern Illinois Regional Greenways and Trails Plan
    Ice Age Geology on the Trail
    Historic Indians of Illinois
    Oak Brook Archeological Survey
    Walker and Frink Stage Lines 1836
Contact Valerie Spale -- Cook County
Audrey Muschler -- DuPage County
Special Greenway Projects
Salt Creek Chronicles: Summer 2010 issue, Fall 2009 issue
Another Restoration Blitz at Wolf Road Prairie
Winter Workdays at Wolf Road Prairie
Bluebird Project at Wolf Road Prairie by John J. Skach
Summer Journey in the West by Eliza Steele 1841
Restoring the Ben Fuller House c. 1840
Riding the Salt Creek Greenway Trail by Marcia Faye
Saving Mayslake, a historic and open space legacy
Restoring Mayslake Hall, Peabody Estate
Bemis Woods and Bob Mann Woods Restoration Initiative
Preserving Bufferland to Protect Wolf Road Prairie
Saving Graue Mill Dam

Salt Creek Greenway Association is a member of the Lower Des Plaines Ecosystem Partnership,
Chicago Wilderness, and Partners for Parks and Wildlife

Heron photo by Jack Pizzo, Pizzo & Associates
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