Harms Woods is a picturesque venue located in Glenview, Illinois, offering nature lovers and hikers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city 🌆. The preserve features well-maintained trails 🚶♂️ that wind through lush greenery 🌳, alongside the North Branch River 🌊. With ample parking and convenient facilities like bathrooms, Harms Woods provides a perfect setting for outdoor enthusiasts to explore different trail types, from gravel and dirt paths to paved roads. Visitors can enjoy a variety of trails, including the Orange Trail leg, known for its secluded and scenic views along the creek. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll 🌼 or a more challenging hike 🏞️, Harms Woods has something for everyone.
Scenic hiking trails, with 3.5 mile trail for hiking, walking and biking
Nature exploration with exposure to diverse wildlife
Wheelchair-accessible facilities
Picnic benches
We will be viewing the Chicago Shoreline from our vessel on the water. Our tour guide will provide historical context and information about important sites along the way.
Harms Woods offers wheelchair-accessible parking and entrances, making it inclusive for all visitors. The park is part of the Cook County Forest Preserves Network, providing a natural oasis for picnics, outdoor activities, and connecting to the larger Blue Star bike trail.