Forest Preserves of Cook County 2019 Winter Brochure

fpdcc.com Whether you like cross-country skiing or painting, learning about animals or warming yourself around a camp re, winter in the Forest Preserves of Cook County has something to offer everyone. This season’s guide can get you out into the preserves to go sledding, camping or hiking. Or read about programs at our six nature centers for kids, nature lovers, history buffs or anyone experiencing a little cabin fever. Most events are free, and every one is fun. The Forest Preserves are a resource for everyone. So choose your own adventure: What do you want to do on your visit to the Preserves? Owl prowl or scavenger hunt? Date night or wildlife hike? It’s up to you—but no matter your choice, we hope to see you in the Preserves! Toni Preckwinkle President, Forest Preserves of Cook County The FPCC is committed to providing equal, integrated participation for individuals with disabilities. Please contact the Nature Center of your program choice 72 hours in advance to request reasonable accommodations and to obtain more information about site accessibility. To obtain information about accommodations for speci c camping and outdoor recreation activities throughout the Forest Preserves, please contact us at experience.nature @ cookcountyil.gov or at 708-386-4042.