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Discover the Lincoln Prairie Trail: A Path for Everyone

The Lincoln Prairie Trail is a scenic pathway nestled in the heart of central Illinois, connecting the communities of Pana and Taylorville. This paved trail offers a beautiful journey through a landscape rich with native trees and vibrant prairie wildflowers, providing a tranquil escape for nature lovers. To ensure a comfortable and convenient experience, the trail is equipped with thoughtful amenities such as pet waste stations, bike repair stations for quick fixes, and hydration stations to keep visitors refreshed. Although it is a popular destination for bicyclists, the Lincoln Prairie Trail warmly welcomes everyone; walkers, hikers, and individuals using wheelchairs or scooters are all encouraged to explore and enjoy its accessible and picturesque route.

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Taylorville/Lake Taylorville/Owaneco/Pana

Your Guide to the Lincoln Prairie Trail

Planning a visit? Download our official tri-fold brochure, the perfect companion for your next adventure on the Lincoln Prairie Trail!
This free guide is packed with essential information to help you make the most of your trip. Inside, you’ll find:

  • A Detailed Trail Map: See the full 14.6-mile route connecting Taylorville, Lake Taylorville, Owaneco, Millersville, and Pana.
  • Complete Amenity Listings: Easily locate parking, restrooms, hydration stations, bike fix-it stations, rain shelters, and more at each trailhead.
  • Points of Interest: Discover local attractions near the trail, from parks and museums to gardens .

About the LPTC: Learn about the Lincoln Prairie Trails Conservancy, our mission to repair, maintain, and enhance the trail, and how you can get involved .

Whether you’re biking, hiking, or rolling, this brochure has everything you need to plan your journey.

Download your free copy of the brochure today and start exploring!

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