Starved Rock State Park

Route 178, Utica, Illinoias 61373

Featured Review : The hiking trails around Starved Rock lead to several majestic bluffs, canyons and even waterfalls. There are 13 miles of well-marked trails leading you through 18 canyons formed millions of years ago by moving water fro...See Full Review

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3 out of 5 stars

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Starved Rock State Park

5 out of 5 stars by veetown from Cedar Rapids, Iowa
November 5, 2004

Quote: Eighteen canyons, formed by glacial melt water and stream erosion, provide the back-drop for this activity. The park is best known for its fascinating rock formations. Since it is located along the south side of the Illinois River, other sights can... Read the full Starved Rock State Park review

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Hiking the Trails

5 out of 5 stars by wildhoney269 from Chicago, Illinois
July 10, 2003

Quote: The hiking trails around Starved Rock lead to several majestic bluffs, canyons and even waterfalls. There are 13 miles of well-marked trails leading you through 18 canyons formed millions of years ago by moving water from the melting glaciers. The... Read the full Starved Rock State Park review

From journal Camping at Starved Rock