Hebron Trail, Hebron, IL

Hebron Trail, located in Hebron, Illinois, is a 2.5-mile crushed limestone path that runs through the village and connects to the larger 26-mile Hebron Trail system. The trail is open year-round for walking, jogging, and cycling, and it passes through both open fields and wooded sections with views of surrounding farmland. Several trailheads in the village provide parking and access points, including one near the Hebron Public Library and another at the intersection of Main Street and Route 173. The trail also links to the McHenry County Conservation District’s Glacial Park, where users can continue onto additional paths and visit wetlands, prairies, and a sledding hill. Local parks adjacent to the trail include playground equipment, picnic tables, and restrooms. The trail is maintained by the Village of Hebron and McHenry County, with regular surface repairs and signage. Its flat grade makes it suitable for a range of users, and its position in northern McHenry County places it within a short drive of larger retail centers in Woodstock and Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.

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Location

City Hebron

State Illinois

Averages

Taxes $2,327

House $270,400

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