Bloomingdale Trail (The 606) in Chicago

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Bloomingdale Trail (The 606) in Chicago is an elevated multi-use recreational trail and park built on a former rail line, known for connecting neighborhoods with green space, public art, and city views.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf elevated multi-use recreational trail
linear park
rail trail
urban park
alsoKnownAs The 606
The 606 Trail
builtOn former elevated rail line
category Parks in Chicago
Rail trails in Illinois
Urban public parks
connects Bucktown neighborhood
Humboldt Park neighborhood
Logan Square neighborhood
West Town neighborhood
Wicker Park area
linked to: Wicker Park
country United States
crosses North Side of Chicago
designedFor cycling
running
walking
elevation approximately 17 feet above street level
feature access ramps
benches
city views
green space
landscaped plantings
lighting
overlooks
public art
security cameras
follows Bloomingdale Avenue
formerUse freight rail line
hasAccessPoint multiple access ramps from street level
hasSurface paved trail surface
length approximately 2.7 miles
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity City of Chicago
location Chicago
Illinois
maintainedBy Chicago Park District
opened June 2015
openingDate 2015
operator Chicago Park District
orientation east–west
owner Chicago Park District
partOf The 606 park and trail system
purpose connect neighborhoods with green space
provide recreational opportunities
support alternative transportation
use bicycle trail
commuter route
pedestrian trail
recreational trail

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High Line inspirationFor Bloomingdale Trail (The 606) in Chicago
Bloomingdale Trail alsoKnownAs The 606 Trail
linked to: Bloomingdale Trail (The 606) in Chicago
Bloomingdale Trail partOf The 606 park and trail system
linked to: Bloomingdale Trail (The 606) in Chicago