Kenyon-Baller Woods Nature Preserve
(Franklin Kenyon Preserve)
Woodford County, Illinois
Intersection of
County Rd 500 N and County Road 1900 E Secor, IL 61771 |
Official Website
https://www.parklandsfoundation.org/our-preserves/kenyon-baller/
https://www.parklandsfoundation.org/our-preserves/kenyon-baller/
Activities:
Trails (hiking) Winter (snowshoeing, cross-country skiing) Other (view wildlife) Season/Hours: dawn to dusk, except during deer management Dog Friendly: no Map(s) On Site and/or Online: Online: https://i2.wp.com/parklandsfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Kenyon-Baller.png On Site: unknown Parking: grass parking lot 300 feet west of entrance sign (corner of 1900E and 500N); Trail access is 0.3 miles walk west down the gravel lane to green double gate. Trails begin beyond gate. Amenities: no Restrooms: no Trail Info Websites/Apps: no Cost: free admission Historical and/or Scientific Significance: historical; birding hotspot Terrain/Views/Access: unknown General Description: 178-acre nature preserve in rural area at confluence of Mackinaw River and Panther Creek; near Hayes Woods Nature Preserve, Ridgetop Hill Prairie Preserve and Letcher Basin Land & Water Reserve . OPAL’s Observations & Opinions: Trails are wide and mowed, although not marked. Most are in open areas so prepare for sun. On our visit, we found other mowed trails that were not on the map which may lead to some confusion. Our cell service was marginal for map access. |
Managed by:
ParkLands Foundation Box 261 Bloomington, IL 61702 309-438-5567 |