O'Hara Woods Preserve
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O'Hara Woods Preserve

Experience / Attraction
1034 W 135th St, Romeoville, IL 60446, USA
(800) 774-2348 · Ext 11220, then #
www.reconnectwithnature.org/preserves-trails/preserves/ohara-woods

Nestled along the iconic Route 66, O'Hara Woods Preserve offers a serene escape for travelers seeking nature's beauty. This lush sanctuary is perfect for leisurely strolls, with winding trails that immerse you in vibrant landscapes and rich wildlife. Experience the rich history of the Mother Road as you reconnect with nature in a peaceful environment, all while enjoying a highly-rated destination. Don't miss this hidden gem where the spirit of adventure meets tranquility!

Top Reviews
Clementina Garcia

Clementina Garcia

2 years ago

"I entered the trail next to Romeoville village hall. It starts paved and you can continue on or take the natural surface trail. This trail and preserve is absolutely gorgeous! Nice and woodsy. So calm and serene. It was a beautiful walk."

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Andrew Wirtz

Andrew Wirtz

4 years ago

"One of the best places in the area to see spring ephemerals. The forest floor will be covered with a carpet of virginia bluebells by late March. Tons of other species are out here as well. Be careful not to crush them as you walk along the many paths!"

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anna ptak-nosal

anna ptak-nosal

3 years ago

"I go there often. Very peaceful and beautiful woods."

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Richard Rodriguez

Richard Rodriguez

10 months ago

"What an amazing time of the year to come and see the bluebells best part of spring"

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ChiTown Gal27

ChiTown Gal27

a year ago

"I live close to these woods. I give four stars due to the caretakers of these woods. The Village of Romeoville? Forest Preserves of Will County? Don’t know but they really need to clean up a ton of deadfall. Also why not make more actual paths on the other side of the creek? I love these woods but they need some maintenance."

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O'Hara Woods Preserve | Route 66 Experience in Romeoville, Illinois