Bike the Lincoln Park Loop

Galesburg, Illinois

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Cycling around Lincoln Park is a great way to get some exercise & enjoy a nice day outside.

Riding this loop is a popular place for cyclists during beautiful sunny days in summer and spring. This loop is about 4 miles long and has plenty of space on the trail to share with passing cars. The loop is hardly ever busy and is a fairly easy ride. You can cycle the loop at your own pace and enjoy the scenic views. People pass through the park all day on their free time to enjoy the beauties of nature. There are a lot of benches and areas to stop to have a picnic or just to relax. The park is easy to find, located on the right hand side driving toward Alpha on highway 150.

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