Off-Road Illinois provides travelers with resources for the ultimate outdoor Illinois adventure

Starved Rock - photo via EnjoyIllinois

The Illinois Office of Tourism recently launched a new online feature dedicated to helping travelers plan the ultimate outdoor adventure in Illinois. The new Off-Road Illinois provides information, resources and events to inspire travelers to get off the road and explore Illinois by foot, by wheel or by paddle.

“We are seeing more and more interest from travelers who are interested in getting outdoors in Illinois, so we’ve put our stunning trails and waterways in one place with Off-Road Illinois,” said Jen Hoelzle, deputy director for the Illinois Office of Tourism. “Off-Road Illinoisis dedicated to helping all Illinois visitors – from the amateur runner, biker or hiker to the seasoned outdoor enthusiast – plan an outdoor adventure they won’t soon forget.”

Travelers can use the new website feature, located within enjoyillinois.com, to explore by location to find trails, waterways, state parks and outdoor activities across Illinois. In addition, travelers can search upcoming athletic events throughout the state to find the perfect marathon, kayaking excursion, bike race or rock climbing expedition. From running along the lakefront trail in Chicago, to kayaking the Illinois River at Buffalo Rock, Off-Road Illinois provides a range of options and ways to explore Illinois.

In addition, Off Road-Illinois can help connect travelers to outfitters in each region of the state, providing everything they need to get even further from the road. To learn more about Off-Road Illinois and to plan your own hiking, biking or paddling excursion, visit OffRoadIllinois.com.