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620 E. Main St, Streator, IL

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Tuesday: 10am - 8pm

Wednesday: 10am - 8pm

Thursday: 10am - 8pm

Friday: 10am - 8pm

E-bike Price Range - $799.00 - $4,000.00

Test Rides - Illinois State Parks

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1300 North 27th Road Ottawa IL 61350

Buffalo Rock State Park is located on a bluff which once was an island in the Illinois River. Now standing majestically on the north bank, this promontory affords a magnificent, sweeping view of the Illinois River. Located approximately 3 miles west of Ottawa in LaSalle County, this 298-acre park has long been a favorite picnic area, as well as a nature lovers’ delight. The area of Buffalo Rock was the home of the Illinois Indians when Louis Jolliet, the French explorer, and the Jesuit missionary priest Father Jacques Marquette made their trip up the Illinois River in 1673. Later, the Illinois tribe was virtually annihilated in protracted warfare with the aggressive Iroquois.

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2660 E 2350th Rd, Marseilles, IL 61341

Illini State Park is the type of park you think of when you think of big picnics and family gatherings. With its rustic Civilian Conservation Corps buildings and riverside picnic areas, Illini State Park offers beautiful views and a sense of history not found in many other parks.

Named for the native Americans who once inhabited the area, the 510-acre Illini State Park is located south of the Illinois River between Marseilles and U.S. Route 6. In the mid-1920s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built a barge canal to bypass the rapids. The canal borders the park, and visitors can watch as large barges pass through the Marseilles Locks. Less than a mile north of the park is the historic Illinois and Michigan Canal, completed in 1848 when the section from Marseilles to Morris opened.

Illini was dedicated as a state park in 1935. Hickory, ash, walnut, elm, cottonwood, oak and maple trees provide shade in the summer and beautiful colors in the fall. Wildlife abounds year-round.

Picnic areas, shelters and playgrounds are found throughout the park. Several of the shelters also have working fireplaces. Both tent and trailer campsites, including electric and sanitation service, are offered and some of the sites offer outstanding views of the river. A youth camp area is available for youth groups. Make campsite reservations online at ExploreMoreIL.

River fishing is popular out of Illini State Park, where a boat ramp is available.​

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Adventur-E-Bike Rental LLC can pick up and drop off E-Bikes at any location along the I&M Canal Trail. Being backed by the IDNR I am the only preferred E-Bike rental company in Starved Rock Country allowing me to take all forms of payments in state parks and along the I&M Canal Trail at any location!

The Illinois and Michigan Canal (I&M Canal) is a 96-mile canal that was dug by hand and completed in 1848. It connected the Great Lakes to the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico. The canal crossed the Chicago Portage and helped establish Chicago as the transportation hub of the United States ⁴. By providing a link that completed a water route from the East Coast to the Gulf of Mexico, it is considered a major contributor to the development of Chicago ¹. The I&M Canal reached its peak influence in the second half of the 19th century. In 1853, railroads began to parallel its path and new water highways were developed in the early 1900s. The canal was soon replaced by the bigger water highways and officially closed to commerce.

101 Mill St, Utica, IL, United States, 61373

 Great Food, Amazing staff, and a beautiful outdoor patio with multiple fire pits!

The Mug Club at Lodi Tap House is a 12-month membership.

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• Members will be able to enjoy their first beer for just $1
• A $1 birthday beer to help them celebrate in style
• $1 off drafts and cans all year round
• A 50% off appetizer every month to enjoy with friends
• a $1 burger per month to satisfy their cravings
• Weekly Mug Club Monday discounts
• a 10% off all food to help them save on their next meal.​

2649 N 21st Rd. Marseilles IL 61341

LaSalle Lake, a man made, 2,058-acre lake 8 miles southeast of Marseilles, is popular among anglers. Serving as a cooling lake for Commonwealth Edison's LaSalle Power Station, the lake is formed by levees that rise above the surrounding land. While this "perched" construction helps the lake catch the wind to cool the impounded water, it can result in extremely hazardous conditions for unwary boaters. All lake users should familiarize themselves with the precautions described in the "Safety Information" below.

Dirt excavated for the lake's construction was used to build the shoreline and internal dikes, which are covered with rock riprap. The dikes are used to direct cooling water through a five-day circulation pattern from the discharge channel back to the intake channel. There is typically a 20-degree water temperature difference between the two channels. The average depth of LaSalle Lake is 15 feet, but there are excavated areas within the lake up to 70 feet deep.

With its rip rapped shoreline, LaSalle has no natural shoreline for beaching boats. Boaters must allow ample time to boat from the lake's northern shores to the boat ramp area on the southwestern corner.

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