The 606 is a vibrant, elevated trail stretching 2.7 miles across Chicago, perfect for biking, walking, and soaking up the scenery.
"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
"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
"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
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