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Fults Hill Prairie State Natural Area - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Fults Hill Prairie State Natural Area

Fults Hill Prairie State Natural Area, is a local treasure that offers a wide variety of outdoor experiences. This prairie preserve provides lush rolling terrain and unrivaled breathtaking views of the surrounding area. The 835-acre landscape contains diverse flora and fauna making it home to several species of birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians. Visitors can explore numerous miles of trails for peaceful hikes or bike rides. Picnic areas are provided for families.
Address : 4301 S Lake Dr, Chester, IL 62233, USA

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Randolph County State Recreation AreaRandolph County State Recreation Area with over 1,500 acres of beautiful terrain and lush forests, there are plenty of recreational activities to enjoy including fishing, camping, hiking, hunting or just relaxing. Visitors can explore its three stocked lakes, enjoy a scenic picnic area or take advantage of its five miles of trails that meander through the park's wildlife refuge. The park also offers a one-stop shop for outdoor activities ranging from mountain biking to disc golf.
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Mary's River Covered BridgeMary's River Covered Bridge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its historical value. Built sometime around 1880, this bridge is a single-span Burr arch truss structure covered with wooden boards and tin sheeting. It spans 88 feet over the Mary's River and is one of the few remaining structures of its kind in the area. This old-fashioned bridge is still open to vehicle traffic every day, providing a unique look into Randolph County's past.
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Chester BridgeChester Bridge is another significant landmark located in Perry County, Missouri, that has played a vital role in the region's transportation history. The bridge spans the Mississippi River, connecting the counties of Perry, Missouri, and Chester, Illinois. The bridge has been a crucial transportation route since its construction, providing a vital link between the two states.The Chester Bridge was built in 1942 and was designed to accommodate both vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
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Pierre Menard Home State Historic SitePierre Menard Home State Historic Site provides visitors a glimpse into life on the Illinois frontier. The original house was built near the French settlement of Kaskaskia by Pierre Menard in 1815, and later expanded by this prominent settler. Visitors to the site can explore Menard's home and other buildings that make up this important historic district. The plantation also offers insight into life during the early years of American History with its history walks and numerous artifacts.
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Fort Kaskaskia State Historic SiteFort Kaskaskia State Historic Site, is truly a place of historical significance. It was the first seat of government in an area that would become the state of Illinois. Native Americans and European settlers lived together peacefully here during the 1700s. The site was later used as the headquarters for Major Pierre Menard when he became the first lieutenant governor of the state. Today, visitors can explore a small portion of this once-bustling frontier fort and learn about its storied past.
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Kaskaskia Bell State Historic Site (Liberty Bell of the West)The Kaskaskia Bell State Historic Site is an incredible reminder of a piece of American history. The bell is part of the historical bells from the early days of America and was originally cast in 1741 in France. It was given to a Catholic mission at Fort de Chartres in what is now southwestern Illinois and served as the Liberty Bell of the West. After being moved several times, it ended up at Fort Kaskaskia and then, years later, at Kaskaskia Village.

Discover More Attractions in Randolph County, Home of Fults Hill Prairie State Natural Area

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Randolph County
Randolph County, Illinois is a peaceful rural landscape located in the Midwest. It boasts a population of 33,529 people, making it the 66th most populous county in the state. Randolph County offers a variety of activities to entertain and educate its visitors. From historical sites such as Fort Kaskaskia and the Trail of Tears State Forest to outdoorsy fun spots like Cedar Lake and Rend Lake, every traveler can find something special to do. Visitors also have access to some of the finest shoppin

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