The 606

Hiking area · Logan Square

The 606

Hiking area · Logan Square

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1805 N Ridgeway Ave, Chicago, IL 60647

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Landscaped elevated trail for biking, running, walking, art  

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1805 N Ridgeway Ave, Chicago, IL 60647 Get directions

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1805 N Ridgeway Ave, Chicago, IL 60647 Get directions

+1 312 742 4622
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@the606chicago
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wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Aug 7, 2025

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On the Grid : The 606

"Chicago's version of The High Line! The 606 is a bike and walking path that spans from East to West. The trail will take you from Marshfield to Ridgeway streets. The 606 utilizes the space of the old Bloomingdales CTA line." - Anna Zajac

https://onthegrid.city/chicago/wicker-park/the-606
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On the Grid : The 606 Trail

"The 606 is a new walking and biking trail that connects Bucktown, Humboldt Park, Wicker Park and Logan Square. Built on an old elevated railroad track, the trail is apart of a recent effort to improve and expand Chicago's park scene." - Lee Zelenak

https://onthegrid.city/chicago/bucktown/the-606-trail
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On the Grid : 606 Trail

"A long abandoned and neglected scar etched across Chicago's Northwest side, the Bloomingdale Line was for years a hideaway for restless youth and the perpetually inebriated. With a $50 million federal grant and a little elbow grease, the city transformed the threadbare freight train tracks into a well-lit and landscaped public path stretching nearly three miles long. Though we're still working out some space-sharing etiquette, locals have taken to the trail en masse on bike and foot, with strollers and dogs and friends and gratitude for our very own scenic trail over here on the west side of the city." - Firebelly Design

https://onthegrid.city/chicago/humboldt-park/606-trail
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Carla Grzybowski

Google
I really enjoyed walking this path. The western end is beautiful but the eastern end is more boring. One reviewer complained that this “bike path” is too overrun with walkers, etc but signs are calling this a park and so bikers trying to use it as a “highway” need to calm down. There are lots of benches and artwork for walkers to enjoy!

Jonas Chavez

Google
As a local, I treat The 606 like it’s my personal runway. Whether I’m dodging scooters, judging people’s running form, or overhearing peak West Side drama mid-jog, there’s never a dull lap. It’s the only place where you can go from street art to skyline views to someone grilling in their yard. All within 10 minutes. A+ for vibes, A+ for people-watching, C- for the occasional biker who thinks it’s the Tour de France.

Kyle O'Donnell

Google
I love this for the city. It's almost 3 miles of walking, jogging, and biking bliss. Super clean. Extremely well-maintained.

Christian Fantoni

Google
Great area to train.... If you far from the lake front this is the next best thing in Chi.town For running... Walk... Even biking.... Well kept... Clean and fun...

Ross

Google
The 606 is an absolute gem of Chicago, and a world premiere park, offering a unique and vibrant way to experience the city. It’s a fantastic pedestrian and bike path with stunning views of the surrounding neighborhoods and the skyline. It was perfect spot for a leisurely stroll on a Sunday, or simply finding a bench to relax and people-watch. The thoughtful landscaping, public art installations, and access points connecting different neighborhoods make the 606 not just a park, but a really interesting piece of urban infrastructure and active transportation.

Roger Merel

Google
Nice path for biking or walking or jogging. Would be even better if so many others didn’t feel the same. Great asset to the neighborhood and the city. Would love for it to be extended significantly, and for other similar style routes in other places around the city.

Israel Leichtman

Google
Quiet paved trail with joggers, dog walkers and bicyclist.

Bernie Devins

Google
This is a very nice paved trail that I take my bike on. Wide enough to accommodate bikers, joggers and walkers with dogs. I find most everyone to be courteous about sharing the trail. I normally get on at Damen ride the entire trail in both directions to give me a good cardio workout. I recently started at the East Trail head after picking up my bike from the Trek store. All in all it meets my requirements for taking in a ride.