Evanston Lakefront Trail
1.1 mi away3.1 mi long · Easy · Evanston
Hiking Biking Paved
Walking trails near Evanston, IL
335 walking trails within 30 miles of Evanston. Tap a trail for its map, trailhead and directions.
All trails Hiking trails (357) Walking trails (335) Bike trails (330) Mountain bike trails (109) Paved trails (248) Horse trails (56) Dog-friendly trails (15) Snowmobile trails (8) Cross-country ski trails (64) Wheelchair-accessible trails (18) Greenways (6)
Evanston-Wilmette Community Trail
1.3 mi away2.4 mi long · Evanston
Hiking
North Shore Channel Trail
1.3 mi away12 mi long · Easy · Evanston
Hiking Biking Paved
Union Pacific Trail
3.3 mi away1.1 mi long · Easy · Union Pacific Railroad
Hiking Biking Paved
Valley Line Trail
3.9 mi away4.8 mi long · Easy · Lincolnwood
Hiking Biking Paved
North Branch Brown Unpaved Trail
4.0 mi away1.2 mi long · Forest Preserve District of Cook County
Hiking Biking Mountain biking Horses Cross-country skiing
Walking Stick Woods Trail
4.2 mi away0.6 mi long · Albany Park
Hiking
Old Orchard Road Path
4.3 mi away1.3 mi long · Easy · Forest Preserve District of Cook County
Hiking Biking Paved Wheelchair accessible
North Branch Orange Unpaved Trail
4.6 mi away0.9 mi long · Easy · Forest Preserve District of Cook County
Hiking Biking Horses Cross-country skiing Paved
North Branch Tan Unpaved Trail
4.6 mi away0.8 mi long · Forest Preserve District of Cook County
Hiking Biking Mountain biking Horses Cross-country skiing
Berwyn Avenue Access to Lakefront Trail
4.7 mi away0.3 mi long · Easy · Edgewater
Hiking Biking Paved
Howard Street
5.1 mi away2.4 mi long · Easy · Niles
Hiking Biking Paved
OBT-9
5.2 mi away5.5 mi long · Easy · Outerbelt Alliance NFP
Hiking Paved
Argyle Street Access to Lakefront Trail
5.2 mi away0.2 mi long · Easy · Uptown
Hiking Biking Paved
Caldwell Avenue
5.4 mi away0.5 mi long · Niles
Hiking Biking Mountain biking
Oakton Street
5.4 mi away0.6 mi long · Morton Grove
Hiking Biking Mountain biking
North Branch Black Paved Spur
5.5 mi away0.3 mi long · Easy · Forest Preserve District of Cook County
Hiking Biking Cross-country skiing Paved Wheelchair accessible
North Branch Purple Paved Spur
5.5 mi away0.5 mi long · Easy · Forest Preserve District of Cook County
Hiking Biking Cross-country skiing Paved Wheelchair accessible
North Branch Red Trail
5.6 mi away16 mi long · Easy · Forest Preserve District of Cook County
Hiking Biking Cross-country skiing Paved Wheelchair accessible
River Bank Neighbors Trail
5.6 mi away0.3 mi long · North Center
Hiking
312 RiverRun
5.6 mi away2.0 mi long · Easy · Avondale
Hiking Biking Paved
Horner Park Nature Trail
5.7 mi away1.1 mi long · North Center
Hiking
Horner Park
5.7 mi away0.7 mi long · Easy · North Center
Hiking Biking Paved
North Branch Green Paved Spur (South)
5.8 mi away0.4 mi long · Easy · Forest Preserve District of Cook County
Hiking Biking Cross-country skiing Paved Wheelchair accessible
OBT-10
6.0 mi away11 mi long · Easy · Outerbelt Alliance NFP
Hiking Paved
North Branch Black Paved Trail
6.8 mi away4.5 mi long · Easy · Dogs on leash · Forest Preserve District of Cook County
Hiking Biking Cross-country skiing Paved Wheelchair accessible Dogs allowed
Loyola Trail
7.2 mi away0.7 mi long · Glenview
Hiking
Techny Basin
7.2 mi away1.3 mi long · Easy · Northfield
Hiking Biking Paved
North Navy Ditch Trail
7.2 mi away0.8 mi long · Northfield
Hiking
North Branch Blue Unpaved Trail
7.8 mi away1.4 mi long · Easy · Dogs on leash · Forest Preserve District of Cook County
Hiking Biking Horses Cross-country skiing Paved Dogs allowed
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Common questions
- How many walking trails are near Evanston?
- We list 335 walking trails within 30 miles of Evanston, Illinois. This page shows the 30 closest.
- What is the longest walking trail near Evanston?
- North Branch Red Trail is the longest on this page at about 16 miles, 5.6 miles from Evanston.
- Are there dog-friendly trails near Evanston?
- Yes. Map data lists 2 trails on this page as open to dogs, including North Branch Black Paved Trail, North Branch Blue Unpaved Trail. Most trails have no dog rule in our data yet, so check signs at the trailhead.