Expansive, edgy, and often windy, the city of Chicago is not only one of America's largest cities but also boasts a dense concentration of cultural sights to match its size with summer lake-based activity thrown in to seal the deal.
This is a popular trail that follows the north side of Bark Camp Creek to its mouth at the Cumberland River. The trail passes under rockshelters and cliffs. There is a small waterfall about a mile from the trailhead and a beautiful series of cascades near the trail's junction with the Sheltowee Trace.
An adirondack shelter is located on the Sheltowee Trace about one tenth mile south of the its junction with Bark Camp Trail. The creek is stocked with rainbow trout.
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