61. Health Insurance Portability And Accountability Act Rules Affecting Horseback Ri of HIPAA that states that no insurance coverage can be denied based on a person'sinvolvement in recreational activities, such as horseback riding, skiing, and http://www.acacamps.org/publicpolicy/horses.htm

Enriching Lives, Changing the World Home Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Rules Affecting Horseback Riding Interim regulations proposed by the Internal Revenue Service, the Department of Labor, and the Department of Health and Human Services, which slightly alter the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), recently became final, as the period for comment expired on April 9, 2001. These regulations do not change the provision of HIPAA that states that no insurance coverage can be denied based on a person's involvement in recreational activities, such as horseback riding, skiing, and motorcycling. However, they do allow insurers to include "source-of-injury" restrictions for injuries suffered while engaging in those recreational activities. This effectively means that, while a person cannot be denied insurance coverage based on his/her involvement in horseback riding, the insurers can refuse to pay for the injuries if that person is hurt while riding. The new regulations do not apply to health plans already in effect. These apply to group health plans beginning in the future. Therefore, if horseback riding is currently covered in an insurance plan, it will continue to be covered for the duration of that plan. These regulations do not prohibit employers or insurance companies from providing coverage for activities such as horseback riding, but it is the sole responsibility of the employers and health insurers to negotiation such terms. Since camps are most likely to currently have insurance, these regulations would not apply.

62. SafeChild.net - Horseback Riding A national study of sports and recreational injuries revealed that horseback ridingwas the cause of the most number of multiple injuries for any sport. http://www.safechild.net/for_parents/sportshorse.html

Horseback Riding Horseback Riding Horseback riding is a relatively dangerous pastime for children especially cross-country riding and jumping. A national study of sports and recreational injuries revealed that horseback riding was the cause of the most number of multiple injuries for any sport. More young women than young men are injured while riding horses. Common Injuries Most injuries are incurred when a child falls off a horse. Injuries also are incurred when feeding or caring for a horse. The most common injuries include: Cuts, scrapes and bruises Sprains Fractures (broken bones) or dislocations Concussions Protective Equipment An equestrian helmet that meets the ASTM standard and certified by SEI should be worn whenever a child is on a horse. A significant decrease in riders admitted with head injuries is associated with the increased use of protective helmets. The helmet should fit properly and be fastened. Release catches are available on some saddles to prevent dragging if the child's foot is caught in the stirrup. Other Safety Considerations Parents and children should realize that a child can be seriously injured, paralyzed or even killed by falling off of a horse

63. Central Colorado Recreational Activites And Links Central Colorado recreational Activities. horseback riding Forest Service Information Colorado State Parks. horseback riding and Related Chamber Members. http://www.salidachamber.org/recreation.html

Heart of the Rockies Chamber of Commerce Toll-Free: FAX: 719-539-7844 Local Phone: 539-2068 406 W. Hwy 50 Salida, CO 81201 email: info@salidachamber.org Central Colorado Recreational Activities Click here to go to our Chamber Members Recreation List. Biking Camping Climbing the fourteeners ... Rockhounding Biking Mountain Bike Map Cycling Related Chamber Members Mountain Bik ers love the mild climate, the trail variety and our great scenery. Fat tire enthusiasts think the Rainbow Trail and the Monarch Crest Trail are some of the finest single-track in Colorado. There is a local shuttle that can get you to the top of the Crest Trail, which is twelve miles of single-track along the Continental Divide. The Salida area offers rides suitable for families or the adventurous and some great road biking as well. Camping Colorado State Parks Forest Service Campgrounds Camping Related Chamber Members There are many camping opportunities in the area. The Forest Service offers a vast selection of U.S. Forest Service Campgrounds located in the surrounding mountains, as well as some State Park Campgrounds along the Arkansas River. If you wish to be closer to civilization with amenities, there are a number of private campgrounds (See Lodging).

64. Sports & Leisure - Horseback Riding Recreation Leisure horseback riding. horseback riding is a recreational andtherapeutic activity enjoyed by individuals of all ages and abilities. http://www.ucpa.org/ucp_channeldoc.cfm/1/15/11383/11383-11383/2833

Education Employment Housing Transportation ... Travel Your UCP: National April 08, 2003 Horseback Riding Horseback riding is a recreational and therapeutic activity enjoyed by individuals of all ages and abilities. As a sport, it provides the rider with the opportunity to master the skills necessary to confidently control and steer the horse through various patterns and obstacles. Horseback riding is also a means to access and explore the great outdoors. For many people, trail riding is becoming a popular recreational activity. For most individuals with disabilities, horseback riding is generally categorized into two types – therapeutic riding and hippotherapy. Although both types of riding benefit the rider, there are several distinct differences. Therapeutic Riding Therapeutic riding involves teaching the rider the necessary skills and techniques required to ride a horse as independently as possible. The emphasis is not only on the physical benefits of riding, but also on the development of the relationship between the rider and the horse. The self-discipline required to understand and control the horse instills a sense of responsibility and enhances task concentration in the rider. The autonomy associated with independently riding a horse also serves to promote the rider’s self-esteem and positive body image. NARHA North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA) is the primary organization that supports and promotes therapeutic riding in the U.S. and Canada. NARHA provides program accreditation to ensure that standards are established and maintained, so that riding centers can provide a safe therapeutic riding environment. NARHA also issues instructor certification in therapeutic riding. Many therapeutic riding centers in the U.S. are accredited and operating center members of NARHA. For more information, contact (NARHA).

65. Social And Recreational Activities SOCIAL AND recreational ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES Writtenby Kathryn Lincoln, Family Focus AHEAD WITH HORSES horseback riding. http://www.csun.edu/~ffrc/Social_Rec_Activities.htm

SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES Written by: Kathryn Lincoln, Family Focus Resource Center Coordinator and NLARC Trg./Info. Spec. Ph. 818-677-7063 or 756-6225. Updated 11/98 MUSIC AND DANCES: BCR TYRO DANCES - Held 1 night each month at McCambridge Recreation Center at 1515 N. Glenoaks in Burbank. Live Band. Ph. 843-4907. CSUN MUSIC THERAPY CLINIC - Music classes at Cal. State University, Northridge. Ph. 677-3174. GILDA AND FRIENDS DANCES - Held 1 Friday night each month at Granada Hills Pavilion 11128 Balboa Bl. Granada Hills. Write to Gilda and Friends - P.O. Box 2864 Winnetka, CA 91396. LEICHMAN HIGH SCHOOL DANCES - Held every 1st Friday night of the month in Leichman High School auditorium at 19034 Gault St. in Reseda. Ph. 881-5341. NEW HORIZON DANCES - Held 1 Friday night each month at Sam's Cafe at 15725 Parthenia St. North Hills. Ph. 891-9301. SPORTS AND EXERCISE: AHEAD WITH HORSES - Horseback Riding. Ph. 767-1500. BALBOA LAKE - Paddleboat rentals, canoe classes, fishing. 6300 Balboa Bl. Encino. Ph. 756-9743. BALBOA SPORTS CENTER- Classes: golf, tennis, aerobics, yoga, martial arts, fitness. Bike rentals, reasonable prices. 17015 Burbank Bl. Encino. Ph. 756-9642.

66. Recreational Uses Mapping Workshop Summary - 7/14/99 PROTECTED LANDS COUNCIL recreational Uses Mapping Workshop horseback riding in Unit6 is very confusing because of the overlap between Navy Coop lands, County http://pb.state.ny.us/plc/workshop_recreation.htm

PROTECTED LANDS COUNCIL Recreational Uses Mapping Workshop July 14, 1999 SUMMARY The following is a summary of ideas, existing uses and other issues presented by the participants at the workshop. This was recorded through a roundtable discussion and the mapping exercise. There was significant interest and exchange of ideas for another workshop to be held in the future. The evening began with a brief overview of the purpose and intent by facilitator Donna Plunkett followed by everyone introducing themselves and why they were present. The three groups or uses that had the largest representation were the Long Island Field Trials Association (LIFTA), Concerned Long Island Mountain Bikers (CLIMB), and Horseback Riders. Other groups were also represented and were recorded on the attached sign-in sheets. Issues raised during this introductory roundtable included: maintaining all uses that are permitted today and ensuring long term and or additional use areas of public lands horseback riding in Unit 6 is very confusing because of the overlap between Navy Co-op lands, County lands and the Otis Pike Preserve; signage for horseback riding is non-existent additional lands ought to be purchased, particularly in the headwaters of the Carmans River for protection of aquatic species

67. - Silver Bullets Ranch Theraputic Horseback Riding For The Disabled- A notfor-profit organization providing a therapeutic environment for the disabled.Category Regional North America Society and Culture Organizations......Mission The mission of Silver Bullets Ranch is to provide a SAFE, FUN, recreational/theraputichorseback riding experience to physically and/or mentally http://www.silverbulletsranch.com/

Photos of 2nd Annual Toni Hunter Unique -Horse Show Click here to see photos of our Silver Bullets Riders Mission The mission of Silver Bullets Ranch is to provide a SAFE, FUN, recreational/theraputic horseback riding experience to physically and/or mentally challenged individuals of all ages. The program offers students the opportunity to increase social interactions, improve self esteem and build confidence. The Program We are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization providing a unique approach to physical, emotional and recreational therapy for both children and adults with wide ranges in their disabilities. Our certified instructors, with the help of our dedicated volunteers and specially trained horses, enable riders of all ages to benefit from alternative theraputic techniques away from the normal "clinical" setting. Riders not only enjoy our home facility, but also participate in equestrian events throughout the year, including parades,horse shows and drill performances. We operate year round (weather permitting), offering FREE weekly lessons. Private lessons are scheduled at the site, and group therapeutic lessons are offered to school districts and other organizations.

68. The Dude Ranch - Horseback Riding, ATV Aventures, Paintball, Cattle Drives And M The term “recreational ACTIVITIES” will herein refer to any activities in DUDERANCH premises (including, but not limited to, horseback riding, herding and http://www.theduderanch.com/release_form.htm

RELEASE FORM Click Here for a Printable Version THE DUDE RANC H M EMBERSHIP APPLICATION LIABILITY RELEASE AND WAIVER, ASSUMPTION OF RISK, AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE REGISTRATION OF MEMBER AND AGREEMENT PURPOSE In consideration of the payment of a fee and the signing of this Application, THE DUDE RANCH agrees to permit me, the undersigned individual, and my parent or legal guardian if I am a minor, to participate in RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES today. This Application will continue in effect if I participate in RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES on a future date. I agree to follow all rules established by THE DUDE RANCH , and I understand that if I violate any such rule, THE DUDE RANCH has the right to expel me from the premises without refund of any monies I have paid.

69. Kentucky State Park Campgrounds: East KY Listing Marina/Boat Rentals, Golf Course, Beach/Pool, Tennis Courts, Hiking Trails(Miles), horseback riding, Miniature Golf, recreational/ Interpretive Programs. http://www.state.ky.us/agencies/parks/camp/campeky-body.htm

Listing of Park Campground Facilities-East KY Breaks Interstate Park Camping Season Number of Sites Laundry Facilities Dump Station Grocery Boat Ramp Park Features Apr.-Oct. Yes Yes No Yes Yes Year-round Marina/Boat Rentals Golf Course Beach/Pool Tennis Courts Hiking Trails (Miles) Horseback Riding Miniature Golf Recreational/ Interpretive Programs No No Pool Yes Seasonal No No Carr Creek State Park Camping Season Number of Sites Laundry Facilities Dump Station Grocery Boat Ramp Park Features 750-acre lake and marina near park Apr.-Oct. Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Marina/Boat Rentals Golf Course Beach/Pool Tennis Courts Hiking Trails (Miles) Horseback Riding Miniature Golf Recreational/ Interpretive Programs No (marina close by) No Beach No No No No No Carter Caves State Resort Park Camping Season Number of Sites Laundry Facilities Dump Station Grocery Boat Ramp Park Features Year-round Yes Yes Yes Yes No Year-round Marina/Boat Rentals Golf Course Beach/Pool Tennis Courts Hiking Trails (Miles) Horseback Riding Miniature Golf Recreational/ Interpretive Programs No Year-round 9-Hole Pool Year-round Seasonal Apr.-Oct.

70. Outdoor Activities horseback riding and carriage rides are traditional favorites at America’s Resort. throughoutthe estate dedicated to making this a recreational highlight of http://www.greenbrier.com/docs/outdoor_activities.html

Outdoor Activities at The Greenbrier Streaming Video* QuickTime (5.7 MB) The Path Home: Welcome to The Greenbrier Activities Overview Related Topics: Golf Golf Academy Land Rover Driving School Swimming ... The Greenbrier Clinic The Greenbrier offers a host of outdoor activities for guests to enjoy while vacationing or meeting at the resort, including golf, tennis, gun club, hunting preserve, fly and spin fishing, falconry academy, whitewater rafting, horseback riding and carriage rides, mountain biking, hiking, jogging and parcourse trails, croquet and swimming. Whitewater Rafting On an excursion on the upper New, rafters roll along loping, long rapids and lazy pools; on the lower New, the river squeezes into a narrow canyon where one may get a glimpse of an occasional eagle or the elegant herons that stalk the marshes. Mountain Biking Biking through the scenic Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia is one of the fastest-growing recreational activities of guests at The Greenbrier. Many families and other guests of the resort spend some of their stay enjoying the magnificent mountain landscape while, at the same time, taking part in a healthy aerobic recreation. For more information on whitewater rafting, mountain biking, horseback riding, carriage rides

71. Contact plan may not deny benefits otherwise provided for treatment of the injury if it resultsfrom participation in horseback riding and other recreational activities http://www.horsecouncil.org/news/010326HealthIns.html

Contact: American Horse Council For Immediate Release email: ahc@horsecouncil.org March 26, 2001 Federal Agencies Propose Adverse Rules on Health Insurance Coverage for Riders Regulations proposed by the Internal Revenue Service, the Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration and the Health Care Financing Administration could affect people who enjoy horseback riding (and other forms of recreation) by permitting employers, labor unions and group health plans to deny benefits coverage for injuries resulting from riding and other forms of legal recreation. While the new proposals state that an individual employee cannot be denied health-care coverage based on participation in recreational activities, they permit employers, unions and health insurers to deny benefits coverage for injuries sustained in connection with such recreational activities, effectively having the same result. The public has until April 9 to comment on the proposals. These proposed regulations would permit exclusions from health insurance coverage based on activities, including horseback riding, that the AHC believes Congress sought to protect. In 1996, Congress passed the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

72. Regulatory Issues affect people who enjoy horseback riding (and other forms for injuries resulting fromriding and other based on participation in recreational activities, they http://www.horsecouncil.org/issues/Recreation/Health insurance.htm

Health Insurance and the Recreational Rider Introduction Regulations adopted in 2001 by the Internal Revenue Service, the Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration and the Health Care Financing Administration affect people who enjoy horseback riding (and other forms of recreation) by permitting health insurers to exclude coverage for injuries resulting from riding and other forms of “dangerous” recreation. While the rules state that an employer cannot refuse health-care coverage to an employee based on participation in recreational activities, they permit health insurers to deny coverage for injuries sustained in connection with such recreational activities, effectively reaching the same result. Background These proposed regulations permit exclusions from health insurance coverage based on activities, including horseback riding, that the AHC believes Congress sought to protect. In 1966, Congress passed the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. As we read this Act, it was intended to prohibit health insurers from denying health coverage based on a worker's pre-existing medical condition or participation in legal recreational activities. The legislative history of the Act states that the law "is intended to ensure, among other things, that individuals are not excluded from health-care coverage due to their participation in activities such as motorcycling, snowmobiling, all-terrain vehicle riding, horseback riding , skiing and other similar activities."

73. Western Outdoor Recreation California Oregon in Northern California offering horseback riding, whitewater rafting, hiking, fishing,mountain biking and gourmet dining. recreational Vehicle Insurance RV http://www.outdoor-recreation.org/

Western Outdoor Recreation Northern California - Southern Oregon - Alaska Everything for the outdoor recreation enthusiast in California, Oregon and Alaska including whitewater rafting, wilderness lodges, horseback riding, fishing, hiking, SCUBA diving, bird watching, summer homes, wilderness real estate, Alaska salmon fishing guides, RV Insurance, jumping higher with plyometrics, recreation marketing and website design. Big Island Discount Hotel Reservations Kauai Discount Hotel Reservations Maui Discount Hotel Reservations Oahu Discount Hotel Reservations ... Custom Longboard Skateboards Click on the Links below to Visit Outdoor Recreation Websites Morrison's Rogue River Lodge Southern Oregon Spas Hot Spring Spas of Medford Oregon - Tiger River Spas, Hot Spot Spas and Solana Spas of Medford Oregon Rogue River Rafting Get geared up for an unforgettable wilderness adventure! Whitewater raft into the "Wild & Scenic" section of Southern Oregon's legendary Rogue River. Our professionally guided three-day and four-day raft trips offer a fantastic white water experience.

74. SRWMD- Recreational Activities District lands within a hub provide mostly trailbased recreational opportunitiesin more primitive setting where you can get away to enjoy a horseback riding, http://www.srwmd.state.fl.us/rec_guide/activities_main.html

75. Woodward Horseback Riding mountains, is an ideal setting for horseback riding. During scheduled recreation,campers are encouraged to enjoy a variety of recreational activities to http://www.woodwardcamp.com/wweast/General/horse.html

Come prepared to ride! What type of horses are used? Most of the horses are registered Tennessee Walking Horses that are known for their smooth ride and calm dispositions, and are privately owned, used in 4-H programs, and for trail riding in the spring and fall. Woodward's horses have won county, district, and regional championships and have been finalists at the Pennsylvania State 4-H Championships. These are not typical camp horses. Be sure you stop by the stables and meet them. How can we arrange this fun? At registration each camper opens a bank account. Funds for horseback riding are deposited along with the funds for other expenses. Most rides can be scheduled at registration. The camper will select the rides from the schedule and the funds will be deducted from their bank account. The investment is minimal. The six mile trail rides are $18.00 and a camper should allow an hour and one-half in their schedule for the instruction and the ride. The overnight horseback camping trips are $25.00, and special rides are priced according to the time required. Many campers wish to ride several times while having this unique opportunity. A free trail ride or an overnight camping trip for only $5.00 is given to campers who have purchased five horseback rides during the season, a $115.00 value for $95.00.

76. HRCCC - Recreational Activities horseback riding, MOUNTAIN SHADOW RANCH Star Route Box 690, Cascade Locks, OR, (541)3748592 horseback riding in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. http://www.hoodriver.org/visitor/virec.htm

Visitor Information Contact Us Email Us Requests-Feedback Document Info Quick Finder: Sailboard/Snowboard/Kayak Wind/Ski/Snow Reports Alpacas/Llamas Fishing ... Yachting SAILBOARDING, SNOWBOARDING, AND KAYAKING COLUMBIA GORGE KAYAK SCHOOL 701 Eugene St., PO Box 272, Hood River, OR 97031. Phone: 541-490-3253. email: bshaw@gorge.net Kayaking lessons for both whitewater and touring. DOUG'S SPORTS 101 Oak Street, Hood River, OR 97031, (541) 386-5787 FAX: (541) 386-7460 Rentals, lessons, full service retail, travel packages, snowboarding and ski equipment HyFly demo center, Seatrend, Rushwind and Neil Pryde. HOOD RIVER WATERPLAY (Contact Mr. Jak Wilberscheid) PO Box 1524, Hood River, OR 97031. Port Marina Park. Phone: 541-386-9463 email: jak@gorge.net Rentals, lessons in windsurfing, kiteboarding, kayaking. BIG WINDS (Contact) Steve Gates 207 Front Street Hood River OR 97031 (Tel) 541-386-6086 (Toll Free) 888-509-4210 (Fax) 541-386-3713 e-mail: bigwinds@bigwinds.com

77. Humboldt County Trails Plan during trails planning workshops indicate that trails for horseback riding and pleasure regionindicate' that there is need forincreased recreational day-use http://www.humboldt.edu/~nvk2/resources/hctp/sec1/sect14.shtml

Humboldt County Trails Plan A Sub-Element of the General Plan Preface TOC Section 1 Section 2 ... Illustrations Section One: Introduction The Bicycle 1.4 - Horseback Riding and Hiking Personal Benefits of Trails Use Historical Perspective Current Trends Illustrations Map 1.3 Originally Proposed Route - California Riding and Hiking Trail, 1946 1.4.1 Historical Perspective An was the case in the settlement of all new lands, trails played an important role in Humboldt County history. To the local Indian tribes indigenous to the northcoast as well as early pioneers such as Jedediah Smith, the trail served as the main route of travel. With the passing of time, many of these early transit routes evolved into wagon roads and further to the roadways with which we are familiar today. Interest pertaining to trails for recreation rather than transportation increased when the idea of establishing a statewide horeseback riding and hiking trail route was advanced by the California State Horseman's Association. Soon after passage in 1945 of the California Riding and Hiking Trails Act, a trail coordinating committee was formed in Humboldt County to determine a feasible route for that portion of the State Riding and Hiking Trail which was proposed through the area (Ref. map ). In the years following the committee's formation, a trail route was designated which made use of old roads and government trails. Shortly thereafter, the first Humboldt County Trails Plan was prepared and later adopted by the Board of Supervisors by Resolution #744 dated December 1953.

78. Utah Horseback Riding, Fishing, Hiking And Other Activities - Pinewoods Resort recreational activities galore are available for young and old, both near and MountainBikes are available for rent at Pinewoods, with horseback riding and ATV http://www.pinewoodsresort.com/Activities.htm

A World of Year-round Activities Summer or winter, the only problem at Pinewoods Resort is deciding what to do as there is simply no shortage of relaxing, enjoyable and challenging activities-regardless of one's age or interests. Summer Playground Whether it's a relaxing walk on the cool and cushioned earth among fragrant pines and glittering aspen trees, dropping a line into a clear mountain stream, or simply enjoying the company of family and friends on our shady patios, all summer long Pinewoods Resort is a delightful experience for young or old alike. Rent ATV's, mountain bikes, or horses to explore hundreds of miles of forest trails and old logging roads or one of many nearby scenic destination sites. Boating and fishing are just up the road at beautiful Navajo Lake or stop to fish on the way at scenic Duck Creek pond or stream. In addition to the ATV's, mountain bikes and horseback riding, there are a variety of games for children and adults in the recreation area of Pinewoods including volleyball, badminton and basketball court, horseshoe pits and an archery range or you can accept the challenge of a paintball game among the pines while the kids swing or slide in their play area. Inside our recreation room, you can all play table tennis, pool, foosball, pinball games and more. Use one of our shady picnic areas for a family barbeque, or gather your group together around our spacious fire pit for a roast or a sing along.

79. Horseback Riding For People With Disabilities Back Home horseback riding. horseback riding is a recreational andtherapeutic activity enjoyed by individuals of all ages and abilities. http://www.ncpad.org/Factshthtml/HorseRiding.htm

Home Color Scheme [ Search Contact us ... Site Map breadCrumbs("www.ncpad.org",">>","default.htm","breadcrumbs","breadcrumbs","breadcrumbs","0"); Back Home Horseback Riding Therapeutic Riding NARHA North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA) is the primary organization that supports and promotes therapeutic riding in the U.S. and Canada. NARHA provides program accreditation to ensure that standards are established and maintained, so that riding centers can provide a safe therapeutic riding environment. NARHA also issues instructor certification in therapeutic riding. Many therapeutic riding centers in the U.S. are accredited and operating center members of NARHA.  For more information, contact (NARHA) HIPPOTHERAPY American Hippotherapy Association can be obtained through the NARHA contacts at the end of this factsheet. THERAPEUTIC RIDING EQUIPMENT Adaptive riding equipment ranges from custom-made products tailored to fit the needs of a particular rider to multi-purpose products used for a variety of riders with different disabilities.  A few examples include: The walker belt , which is worn around the waist and provides two secure hand holds for persons walking beside the rider. The hand holds allow the 'side-walkers' to keep the rider firmly positioned in the saddle.

80. Cook County Forest Preserve District Recreational Facilities Cook County Forest Preserve District recreational Facilities. Bicycling, Hikingand horseback riding. See the Trail Map Index and Picnic Map trails.. http://www.enteract.com/~clonk/CCFPD/RecreationMap/center.html

www.outdoors.chicago.il.us The Unofficial Cook County Forest Preserve District Page Recreational Facilities Cook County Forest Preserve District Recreational Facilities Cover Page Picknicking and Summer Sports Boating and Fishing Winter Sports and Special Activities ... About this brochure Nature Centers and Trails Nature Centers Nature Preserves Bicycling, Hiking and Horseback Riding Nature Centers Enjoy a day in the country, excellent family fun, look at exhibits, wildlife displays and walk labeled self guiding trails at the District's five Nature Centers. Introductory talks available for scheduled groups. Picnicking is not permitted at the Centers, but there are nearby areas for this purpose. Visitors are restricted to the trails for the protection of the plant and animal life for the continual enjoyment of the public. Each center is different in terrain, exhibits and emphasis. The centers have special events throughout the year, media announcements are made on each. [See the Nature Centers index Crabtree North side of Palatine Rd., 1 mile west of Barrington Rd., (847) 381-6592. Little Red Schoolhouse 104th Ave., south of 95th St., (708) 839-6897.

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