Big Hills Park
United States · Beloit
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Walking trails, paved and unpaved biking paths, Upper and lower levels, next to the Rock River, shelters with playground equipment, family-oriented,
1627 W Big Hill Rd
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United States · Beloit
Walking trails, paved and unpaved biking paths, Upper and lower levels, next to the Rock River, shelters with playground equipment, family-oriented,
1627 W Big Hill Rd
United States · Beloit
Walking trails, paved and unpaved biking paths, Upper and lower levels, next to the Rock River, shelters with playground equipment, family-oriented,
1627 W Big Hill Rd
United States · Beloit
Historic/current operation and precise position are unverified.
United States · Beloit
Historic/current operation and precise position are unverified.
United States · Beloit
Historic/current operation and precise position are unverified.
United States · Beloit
This is a wooded park next to Turtle Creek. There are two meet-up spots. From the parking lot, the first one is on the small loop to the left. Take the side trail after the post with graffiti. If you continue on the main trail, there are four smaller side trails again on your left leading to the river with some coverage/privacy; the second and third are the best of the four. I think you're more apt to be playful there where you can't see anyone on the man trail For the second one, from the parking lot take 50-60 strides straight ahead and look to your left for a generally open wide path. Follow it all the way in and look to the right for a trail, it leads to a wide-open clearing. Happy hunting!
Milwaukee Rd
United States · Beloit
This is a wooded park next to Turtle Creek. There are two meet-up spots. From the parking lot, the first one is on the small loop to the left. Take the side trail after the post with graffiti. If you continue on the main trail, there are four smaller side trails again on your left leading to the river with some coverage/privacy; the second and third are the best of the four. I think you're more apt to be playful there where you can't see anyone on the man trail For the second one, from the parking lot take 50-60 strides straight ahead and look to your left for a generally open wide path. Follow it all the way in and look to the right for a trail, it leads to a wide-open clearing. Happy hunting!
Milwaukee Rd
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