A Runner’s Review of The 606 (Bloomingdale Trail): What it’s like to run Chicago’s elevated linear park

The 606—also called the Bloomingdale Trail—is one of the most enjoyable “quick hit” urban runs in Chicago: an elevated, car-free path that stitches together neighborhoods on the Northwest Side with skyline peeks, public art, and easy access points. It’s not a wilderness escape, but it is a uniquely Chicago way to get in steady miles The post A Runner’s Review of The 606 (Bloomingdale Trail): What it’s like to run Chicago’s elevated linear park appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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