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Cairo
TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
COUNTIES
Alexander County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Detailed Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64
W
elcome to Southernmost Illinois- with a rich historic heritage,
spectacular national forest, and two great rivers.
Visitors can gaze the same day on the mighty Mississippi River near
Wolf Lake and the Ohio River at Elizabethtown or stand beside both great
rivers at the confluence at Cairo.
Drawn by the mighty Ohio River and the lush forests along her shore,
early Europeans settled in what is now known as Hardin County during
the late 1700’s. Today, two hundred years later, the quiet hills and scenic
river towns beckon visitors for a different kind of vacation.
Southernmost Illinois is unique in its blend of fascinating things to see
and do during a day, a week or a month's vacation.
Cairo, at the southern tip of the state, is rich in Civil War history and
riverlore.
Union County has wonderful orchards, wineries, antiquing, picturesque hamlets and awesome scenery.
A fun cave awaits travelers at Cave-in-Rock and visitors come from near
and far to visit Metropolis,home of Superman and Harrah's Metropolis Casino.
Ancient trees, magnificent rock formations, and unusual plants and
wildlife await explorers from the Cache River Natural Area to Horseshoe Lake.
Hikers and horseback riders can follow trails that lead to lofty bluffs,
caves and springs throughout Pope County.
Fisherman and hunters will find an abundance of fish and wildlife.
Cyclists will marvel at both the Tunnel Hill Bike Trail in Johnson County
and the 5 mile Horseshoe Lake Hiking/Biking Trail.
This guide offers information on the many magnificent sites worth a
visit in southernmost Illinois.
We hope you will find this guide helpful and will soon visit the region’s
many recreational and historic treasures.
L E T T E R F RO M T H E D I R E C TO R
Dear Reader,
This guide is full of reasons to visit southernmost Illinois. Discover
the scenic Shawnee National Forest, our state parks, historical attractions, unique shops, fabulous restaurants, and riverboat casino action.
There's lodging for every taste: cozy bed and breakfasts, convenient and comfortable motels and hotels, plentiful camp sites and
deluxe cabins.
You're invited to visit us anytime throughout the year. It's easy to
get here from Interstates 57 or 24. We're less than three hours from
St. Louis, Memphis, Nashville, or Evansville.
We are eager to assist you in any way to make your stay in
Southernmost Illinois memorable!
Sincerely,
Hardin County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Detailed Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65
Johnson County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Detailed Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66
Massac County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Detailed Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67
Pope County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Detailed Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68
Pulaski County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
Detailed Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69
Union County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Detailed Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70
ACCOMMODATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21-24
Amenities Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25-27
ANTIQUES & OTHER SHOPPING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32-33
ATTRACTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39-41
Fort Massac State Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Ohio River Scenic Byway Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
The Great River Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Southernmost Illinois Wine Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
SOUTHERNMOST ILLINOIS MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36-37
Shuttle & Tour Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
DINING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42-44
EVENTS & FESTIVALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46-49
MUSEUMS, HISTORIC SITES & HOMES . . . . . . . . . . . . .50-53
OUTDOORS IN SOUTHERNMOST ILLINOIS . . . . . . . . .54-61
Parks & Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54-57
Trail of Tears Through Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
Outdoor Adventure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58-61
Shawnee National Forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62-63
Recreation Site Information:
West Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62
East Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63
Cindy Cain
Cindy Cain, Executive Director
Southernmost Illinois Tourism Bureau
P.O. Box 378, Anna, IL 62906
NEW AND IMPROVED!
1-800-C-it-Here • www.southernmostillinois.com
Our Staff:
Cindy Cain, Executive Director • Carol Hoffman, Sales Manager
Sheryl Durham, Admin. Asst./ORSB • Angie Shelton, Metropolis Tourism Director
Southernmost Illinois Tourism Bureau Board of Directors:
Dean Doctorman • Jim Goddard • Rebecca Lambert • Tim Waller • Stacey Thomas
Bobby G. Myers • Alvin Neal • Louise Ogg • Larry Cheek • Dixie Dart • Todd Carr
Sharon Tuttle • Susan Odum • Norma Turok • Candy Eastwood • Brenda Webb • Clyde Wills
The Southernmost Illinois Tourism Bureau is a non-profit corporation funded by
hotel/motel tax and private contributions. The Bureau's mission is to promote southernmost
Illinois to overnight visitors. The bureau encompasses the following seven counties:
Alexander, Hardin, Johnson, Massac, Pope, Pulaski and Union.
On the Cover:
Ferne Clyffe State Park, Cache River Wetlands, Camel Rock-Garden of the Gods, Fort Massac
Encampment (photo courtesy of Metropolis Planet), Lincoln Statue at the Jonesboro Park.
www.enjoyillinois.com
2010 Southernmost Illinois Visitor’s Guide Designed & Published by:
Thomas Publishing
701 W. Main St., Carbondale, IL 62901 • (618) 549-2799
County introductions and content lists provided by Southernmost Illinois Tourism Bureau.
Photos By:Jason Thomas,Debbie Thomas and provided by Southernmost Illinois
Tourism Bureau,the Metropolis Tourism Commission,and the Ohio RIver Scenic Byway
(Unless otherwise credited). Child and Pony cover photo courtesy of Liz Spees-Robinson.
©2009 Thomas Publishing
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2010 Southernmost Illinois Visitor's Guide • 5
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Thebes - 1848 Court House
Horseshoe Lake
Cairo - 1884 Stafford Memorial Library
Tamms - 1899 Depot,
having served two Railroad lines
Cairo - 1895 Historic Homes
(Riverlore)
Confluence of Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers
For more information:
Alexander County Tourism 618-734-0091 • Southernmost Illinois Tourism Bureau 1-800-248-4373
Tour de Shawnee Bicycle Tour
Presented by Wood & Huston Bank
15 - 30 - 60 - 100 Mile Rides • October 23, 2010
www.tourdeshawnee.org
866.407.1450
ALEXANDER COUNTY
ALEXANDER COUNTY
Detailed map on pg. 64.
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ith two great rivers at
its doorstep, historic
Cairo houses many
landmarks that hint at its once
important Civil War role and its
flirt with greatness in river and rail
commerce. Founded as a commercial center joining river and
rail traffic, Cairo expanded to meet
the enormous demands of the
Civil War. This strategic location
became headquarters, supply
depot and hospital for the
Western front.
High on a hill above the
Mississippi River in Thebes sits the
1848 Court House. Standing after
160 years, it is a testament to the
architect H. A. Barkhausen and
preservation. This landmark is listed on the National Register of
HIstoric Places.
VIsit Tamms and you will find
the 1899 Depot. This building has
unique style and served both the
M&O and C&EI Railroads at one
time.
Cairo remains a place where
history lovers with imagination
can revisit the romance and
charm of a 19th century river
town. The National Register of
Historic Places lists Cairo as 'one of
the most fascinating cities in the
State of Illinois.' During your visit
to Alexander County, be sure to
sample one of our ever-so-popular barbecues.
For the outdoors enthusiast,
Alexander County offers acres of
farming and prime hunting, especially the Horseshoe Lake Area
known as the 'Goose Capital of
Illinois.' Horseshoe Lake is a paradise for bow and arrow hunters,
fishermen, photographers, bicyclers and picnickers.
The Tour de Shawnee is a county wide bicycle tour, not a race.
Riders may choose from a Century
ride (100 miles), a Metric Century
(62 miles), a Mid-length ride (30
miles) or a Leisurely route (15
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miles). And you think there are no
hills in Illinois? Think again.... there
are some serious hill climbs in the
Shawnee National forest in
extreme Southern Illinois. Very
scenic routes with little traffic
make this a tour a must do.
Mississippi River views, pastoral
scenery, beautiful hardwood
forests, quaint villages and abundant wildlife await the riders on
this tour.
The Tour de Shawnee
see pg. 6
Historic Riverlore
see pg. 51
Cairo 1872 Custom House Museum
see pg. 51
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River Rose Inn
Bed & Breakfast
Elizabethtown
618-287-8811
www.riveroseinn.com
Austin Acres Kamp
Outback Cabins
Elizabethtown
618-287-7454
The Grand Rose Hotel Shawnee Home
Bed & Breakfast
Place
Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown
618-287-2872
618-313-0203
www.rosehotelbb.com www.shawneehomeplace.com
Arrowhead Lodge
Pleasant View Lodging
Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown
618-287-8574
618-287-8873
jrhaney@shawneelink.com
Cedar Hill River Resort
Cave-In-Rock Motel
Elizabethtown
Cave-In-Rock
1-888-304-6319
618-289-3296
www.cedarhillriverresort.com
Cave-In-Rock State Park Lodge
Cave-In-Rock
618-289-4545
www.caveinrockkaylors.com
The Blue House
Elizabethtown
618-287-7078
www.hardincountybluehouse.com
Rim Rock’s Dogwood Cabins
Karber’s Ridge
618-264-6036
www.rimrocksdogwoodcabins.com
Illinois’ First
First and
and Final
Final Frontier
Frontier
Illinois’
FESTIVALS & EVENTS
Elizabethtown
Homecoming
Smiley Club
Cookout
June 26, Elizabethtown Memorial Day and
Labor Day Weekends,
Heritage Festival
Elizabethtown
Aug. 14-15
Rosiclare Rocks
Elizabethtown
June11, Sept. 3
Cave-In-Rock
5:00 - 9:00pm
Frontier Days
Rosiclare
July 15-17, Cave-In-Rock
Fluorspar Festival
Car, Truck and
Motorcycle Shows
Sept. 30, October 1 & 2, Cave-in-Rock, May 1
Rosiclare
Rosiclare, Oct. 2
Farmers Market
Rosiclare Bicycle
Thursdays,
Show
May - Sept. 4 - 7:30pm
Oct. 1, Rosiclare
Elizabethtown
ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES
Attractions and activities in area include hiking, fishing, hunting, swimming, biking,
horseback riding, mountain biking, canoeing and an abundance of beautiful scenery:
• American
Discovery Trail
• American Fluorite
Museum
• Bell Smith Springs
• Burden Falls
• Cache River Refuge
• Camp Cadiz
• Cave-in-Rock
State Park
• Chief Tecumseh
Memorial
• Dixon Springs
State Park
• Fort Massac
State Park
• Garden of the Gods
• Iron Furnace
• Ky Amish Country
• Ky Mantle Rock
• Lake Glendale
• Lake Tecumseh
• Lusk Creek
• Millstone Bluff
• Ohio River Free Ferry
• Ohio River
Scenic Byway
• Old Shawneetown
• Old Slave House
• Old Stone Face
• One Horse Gap
• Paducah Riverfront
• Pioneer Village
Harrisburg
• Pounds Hollow Lake
• Rim Rock Trail
• River to River Trail
• Rose Hotel
Historic Site
• Rosiclare River Walk
• Saline County
State Park
• Sand Cave
• Shawnee Hills
Scenic Byway
• Shawnee National
Forest
• Shawnee Queen
River Taxi
• Tower Rock
• Trail of Tears
• Tunnel Hill Bike Trail
• Whoopie Cat Lake
• Williams Hill
For a complete listing of attractions, lodging, shopping, dining and county information visit
www.hardincountyil.org or contact us at 618-287-4333 or info@hardincountyil.org
HARDIN COUNTY
HARDIN COUNTY
MAIN STREET:
www.hardincountyil.org
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he Hardin County area is
unprecedented for its
natural beauty and its
rich and colorful history. The countryside is spectacular and the history of the area interesting and entertaining.
This is a land of natural beauty
unequaled anywhere in the State.
Nestled in the Shawnee National
Forest, Hardin County’s scenic
roads guide you along the Ohio
River and through rolling hills with
mysterious hollows, rocky bluffs,
curious rock formations and hardwood forests. View the scenic
byway map. pg. 35
Within this fascinating setting,
visitors have their choice of numerous recreation sites including:
Pounds Hollow, Rim Rock Trail, The
River to River Trail, Garden of the
Gods, High Knob Scenic View, Old
Stone Face, Glen O. Jones Lake and
Conservation Area, Tower Rock,
Cave-In-Rock State park, Camp
Cadiz and Illinois Iron Furnace.
Camping,hiking,biking,fishing and
hunting opportunities abound in
this four seasons vacationland.
Hike our many trails, go for a
swim, ride a horse, go fishing, have
a picnic in our numerous parks,
explore the shops, enjoy a vista,
ride a bike, or watch a barge work
its way against the current.You can
also ride the only remaining ferry in
Illinois operating on the Ohio River
or take a scenic ride on the new
river taxi, the “Shawnee Queen”.
The rolling countryside contains
shelter bluffs, caves, panoramic
scenic vistas, volcanic upthrusts
and lovely natural areas hidden
between the hills and hollows. The
Wisconsin glaciation stopped short
of these hills preserving their
unique geological character.
Famed Tecumseh and his brother, The Shawnee Prophet, trod the
trails of the Southern Illinois forest.
It was from these Native Americans
that the hills in Southern Illinois got
their name,a name shared with the
Shawnee National Forest.
Do you enjoy a bit of history?
Hardin County has it! Retrace the
steps of Davy Crockett. Learn of
pirates and counterfeiters… and
even murder.See an old Illinois Iron
furnace. Collect a bit of fluorspar,
our state mineral. From historic
caves to stately mansions, the historic river towns are full of surprises. Slow your pace and enjoy life in
Hardin County, Illinois.
Cave-In-Rock
photo by Mark Palmer
see pg. 55
Rim Rock
photo courtesy of Shawnee National Forest
see pgs. 55, 63
Garden of the Gods, Camel Rock
see pgs. 55, 63
JOHNSON COUNTY
JOHNSON COUNTY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE:
www.jocochamber.com
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estled in the heart of
the Shawnee National
Forest, Johnson County
has beauty unsurpassed by any
other county in the state. With
the Cache River State Natural
Area including Heron Pond,
wildlife and rare species of
plants and animals are plentiful.
Johnson County offers a multitude of outdoor recreation
including an excellent 18 hole
golf course and bicycling. Vast
areas throughout the national
forest provide unlimited horseback and hiking trails. The River
to River Trail follows 150-miles of
some of the most beautiful
scenery in the Midwest; passing
through both Johnson and
Union counties. Bicyclists enjoy
riding along the Bicentennial
Trail which is the national coastto-coast trail established in 1976.
Southernmost Illinois offers
about 140 miles of the 4,200plus mile trek with trails through
Tunnel Hill, Goreville, and Giant
City State Park areas. The Tunnel
Hill State Trail offers miles of
cycling and hiking for all ages.
Numerous lakes provide outstanding fishing, boating, and
swimming. For the adventurer,
Ferne Clyffe State Park and other
natural areas offer scenic bluffs
and caves for hours of exploration. If you just want to relax
while enjoying the 'great outdoors', there's a picnic table or
park bench waiting for you at
one of the many fine parks.
During your visit to Johnson
County, be sure to visit our
quaint shops, historical sites and
sample some of our home cooking and southern hospitality at
local restaurants throughout our
communities.
Heron Pond
see pg. 55
Shawnee Winery
see pgs. 4, 40
Gambit Golf Course
see pg. 59
MASSAC COUNTY
METROPOLIS
TOURISM COMMISSION:
www.metropolistourism.com
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assac County, with
the Ohio River at its
doorstep, is rich in history. Fort Massac State Park is the
oldest state park in the state. The
fort was used in 1757 during the
French and Indian War and served
as a Customs Office from 17991807. It was dismantled in 1814
and reconstructed in 1971-73 as a
museum containing the fort's history, and renovated again in 2002.
Massac County has many outdoor activities offering something for everyone. Great fishing
can be found throughout the
area and award-winning scuba
diving and diving instruction are
available. Mermet Lake and a
chain of lakes in the Unionville
Bottoms are popular spots for
sportfishing. Scenic rolling hills
provide the perfect setting for
those who enjoy hiking, camping,
or horseback riding. Ducks, geese,
turkey, quail, and deer are plenti-
ful in the area for those who
enjoy hunting.
Metropolis is fast becoming
known for its gaming entertainment and spectacular events that
draw visitors from near and far.
Harrah’s Metropolis Casino and
Riverfront Entertainment Center
features big name performing
artists as well as gaming entertainment. The annual Superman
Celebration in June and the Fort
Massac Encampment in October
are two of the biggest events in
the entire region.
Kincaid Mounds
see pg. 51
Fort Massac see pg. 56
Superman Fans
see pg. 41
ENJOY POPE COUNTY!
Sightseeing • Boating
Fishing • Hunting
Camping • History
Hiking • Wildlife
Peace & Quiet • Antiques
Trail Riding • Swimming
The entire downtown of Golconda is on the Register of Historic Places. Self guided walking tours are available and can
be picked up at many downtown businesses. Highlights include the Sim building, built in 1833, the Courthouse
in 1832, Buel House 1840 owned by the Illinois Historical Preservation Society, The German Methodist Church
in 1897, Styer House in 1885, Sloan House, and the Rose House in 1883 by JAMES ROSE, Secretary of the State
from 1896 to 1912. Also the Lock and Dam 51 Homes, which are available for rent.
For Additional Information Contact:
Golconda City Hall • 618-683-3341 • Golconda/Pope County Chamber of Commerce • 618-683-9702
Golconda Main Street • 618-683-6246
Step Back in Time...
Golconda Lock & Dam 51 Homes
Overlooking the
Ohio River
2 to 3 Bedroom Homes • Sleeps 4 to 8 people
$85-$185 per night
Fully Equipped Kitchen • Hot Tub
For Reservations: 618-683-6702 • www.mainstreetgolconda.org • PO Box 688 • Golconda IL 62938
POPE COUNTY
POPE COUNTY
www.visitgolconda.com
article by Lynn Moore McCreery
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here could you find
waterfalls, canyons,
spectacular forests,
creeks, lakes, a mighty river, vineyards, amazing starscapes and
wildlife? Such wonders abound in
Africa, Australia, Brazil, or Hawaii,
but could you imagine that all can
be found in Pope County, Illinois?
Pursue waterfalls pouring over
bluffs at Bellsmith Springs, a
broad waterfall reaching out at
Jackson Falls, or Burden Falls’
crashing cascades. Descend a
stone staircase into Bellsmith
Springs’ canyon or cross a natural
stone bridge, where everywhere
there is the music of water. The
best rock-climbing in the state is
just 1-6 miles out of Ozark.
Campgrounds, rustic cabins,
stables, and horse trails await in
Eddyville, Illinois’ trail-riding capital and host of the 9-day encampment. Lusk Creek Canyon features
a 100-foot gorge, and is rated by
American Whitewater Rafting as a
class I-III section. In Glendale visit
Pope County’s first vineyard on
the Southern Illinois Wine Trail,
and experience nature and water
sports at Lake Glendale.
Dixon Springs State Park’s 801
acres feature a modern swimming
pool, bathhouse, and water slides.
Taste mouth-watering chocolates
on route 146, which marks the
Cherokee’s Trail of Tears. Native
Americans here still celebrate
their rich culture in programs and
festivals to which the public is
invited. Hunters and fisherman
find plentiful game and catch
throughout Pope County.
Fresh-water shrimp and whitetail deer harvests are marked by
festivals in Golconda. Golconda
Marina is gateway to the Smithland
Pool area of the Ohio River with
206 slips. The ease of eloping here
makes Pope County a preferred
wedding destination. Couples get
marriage licenses at the historic
courthouse one day and marry the
next on waterways, on horseback,
under waterfalls, or in other imaginative venues. On down the Ohio
River National Scenic Byway, Bay
City is a sportsman’s paradise that
was once a movie location.
Being a sparsely populated
county with vast forested areas
and little artificial light, the stars
feel closer here. Constellations
are easily identifiable, and some
feel the Earth move when viewing
our night skies. Visit Pope County,
and see for yourself. You will not
believe you are in Illinois, but seeing is believing!
Hogg Hollow Winery see pgs. 4, 39
Bell Smith Springs
photo by Jeff McSweeney
see pg. 63
photo courtesy of Shawnee Hollow Lodge
OHIO RIVER
SCENIC BYWAY
At 188-miles long, it’s a four hour journey.
That is, it’s four hours if you can resist stopping to
discover the historical sites, to explore the outdoor
recreation, or simply to relax as you take in the
awesome scenery. Call 800-248-4373.
Metropolis Veterans Mural
Ohio River
Visitor Center
Golconda Marina & Shawnee Queen
River Taxi
Cave In Rock
Superman
Garden of the Gods
Mound City National Cemetary
Caretaker’s House & Visitor Center
Kincaid Mounds
Rosiclare Waterfront
Cairo Custom House Museum
16 • 2010 Southernmost Illinois Visitor’s Guide
Boatman’s Memorial at Ft. Defiance Park
PULASKI COUNTY
PULASKI COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION:
618-745-6226
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estled between the
Shawnee
National
Forest on the west, and
the Ohio River on the east, Pulaski
County is rich in river heritage
and natural beauty. Highlights of
the history include French and
U.S. fortifications in the 1700's
and a major role played in the
American Civil War in the 1800's.
The past links the present with
the preservation of one of the
most diverse bioreserves in the
nation, the Lower Cache River.
The Lower Cache Basin is home
to the Cypress Creek National
Wildlife Refuge and the Cache
River State Natural Area. This area
includes the Frank Bellrose
Waterfowl Reserve, the Lower
Cache Access Area and Limekiln
Springs Nature Trail. The Nature
Conservancy
and
Ducks
Unlimited are joined in the Cache
River project. Thousands of
migrating waterfowl have made
Pulaski County their winter home
making the Cache basin a
hunter's paradise.
The Cache River Wetlands
Project contains 60,000 acres of
beautiful forests and wetlands.This
area is a national resource creating
prime opportunities for outdoor
recreation and enjoyment.
Visitors enjoy canoeing down
the Cache River among the bald
cypress and tupelo gum trees.
Hunting,fishing,hiking,and wildlife
viewing are also very popular
throughout the Cache River area.
When visiting Pulaski County,
be sure to sample some of our
home cooking and southern hospitality at local restaurants
throughout our communities.
Visit Grand Chain Lodge and
Cabins for an extended stay on
the Ohio River.
Historic Mound City
see pg. 52
Grand Chain Cabins
see pg. 26
Canoeing the
Cache River
see pg. 57
Established in 1857
Home of the
Appleknockers
For List of Our
2010 Events
see pages 41-43
This Ad © 2010 THOMAS PUBLISHING
anthill gallery
& vintage curiosities
Health Promoting Massage
by Cherry
Southpass Beads
www.anthillgallery.com
www.healthpromoting.massagetherapy.com
102 North Front Street • (618) 457-7641
Thur-Sun Noon-6pm
IMC Tech Learning Center Building, West Door
111 South Appleknocker • (618) 559-6302
203 East Ash Street • (618) 893-6170
call for appointment
Bowlin Violins
Inheritance Valley Vineyard
Robert Bowlin
211 South Walker • (618) 973-4104
email: rbowlinmusic@gmail.com
Violin, Cello, Bass Repair, Restoration & Sales
www.inheritancevalley.com
C-Infinity Event Center
& Catering
Monarch Studio
Union County Museum
& General Store
102 South Front Street
Call Jeni (618) 893-6141
or Jamie (618) 833-9446 for hours
Art & Photo Studio; Art School Gallery
117 & 119 South Appleknocker • (618) 893-2865
Sat & Sun 1pm-5pm & by appointment
Features Anna Pottery, Native American Artifacts,
Local History & Genealogy
Palace Pizzeria
US Bank
215 North Appleknocker • (618) 893-4415
Tues-Sun open @ 4pm
Pizza,Subs,Gyros,Full Bar,Local Wines,Live Music
120 South Front Street • (618) 893-2121
Mon-Thurs 8am-4pm, Fri 8am-6pm,
Sat drive thru only 8-11:30am
Phases Beauty Salon
Wine Trail Antiques
109 South Appleknocker • (618) 893-4917
Tues & Thurs 8am-7pm,
Wed Noon-7pm, Fri & Sat 8am-6pm
201 South Jefferson • (618) 893-4800
Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-2pm
(Fri Noon-4pm June-October)
Pro-1 Auto Body
& Service Center
Wrightway Transportation
www.c-infinity.net
220 South Front Street • (618) 893-2916
Sunday Buffet 11am-2pm
Cobden Auto Repair
Complete Repairs, All Makes & Models, Experienced
Mechanics, Reasonable Prices, Quality Work
Fir-Sure Tropical Foliage
Interior Plant Service, Sales & Leasing
Flamm Orchards
flammorchards.com
8760 Old Highway 51 N • (618) 893-4241
Fuzzy’s Tavern
Mon-Wed 11am-12am, Thurs 11am-12:30am,
Fri & Sat 11am-1am, Closed Sun
5490 St. Rt. 127 North, PO Box 559
(618) 893-6141
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
24-Hour Towing Service
Shear Encounters Salon
Wed 9am-5pm; Thurs 9am-9pm;
Fri & Sat 9am-1pm or by appt.
Silver Moon Skin Care
www.silvermoonskincare.com
(618) 713-2281
Handmade Beauty & Skin Care Products
for the Whole Family
www.southpassbeads.com
Taqueria Pequeña
"Little House of Tacos"
107 A South Front Street • (618) 893-1353
Mon-Sat 11am-8pm
306 South Front Street (@ Cobden Auto Service)
(618) 893-2941
Schedule Wine Trail Tours Via Bus!
Yellow Moon Café
www.yellowmooncafe.com
110 North Front Street • (618) 893-CAFE
Tues-Fri 8am-2pm, Fri Evening 7pm-Midnight,
Sat 9am-2pm, Closed Sun & Mon
Café, Food, Live Music, Full Bar, Local
& International Wines
Zuna Jewelry & Designs
Call (618) 893-2986 for appointment or see
Jewelry & Pottery for sale at the anthill gallery.
Photograph by Geof Skinner, The Gazette-Democrat, Anna, Illinois.
For more information on Cobden and our upcoming events, contact the Village of Cobden, 112 East Maple Street, Mon-Fri 8am-5pm at (618) 893-2425.
UNION COUNTY
UNION COUNTY
www.shawneeheartland.com
HARDIN
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estled in the purple hills
of the Illinois Ozarks,
Union County was at
one time the bottom of the Gulf
of Mexico. Limestone caves and
underground streams honeycomb the area. Native American
tribes used to mine flint near Mill
Creek. Union County is part of the
National Trail of Tears. The tragic
removal of the Cherokees in 1838
- 39 to Oklahoma is a sorrowful
chapter in national history.
Union County has many bluffs
and wilderness areas scattered
among the sprawling Shawnee
National Forest and state parks
that are ideal for camping, hiking,
horseback riding, and numerous
other outdoor activities. Wild
game species such as deer, squirrel, rabbit, fox, raccoon, and
turkey are hunted throughout
the county.
Built in 1854, the Illinois
Central Railroad was instrumental in converting the river to rail
traffic. The railroads were used
for shipping apples, peaches,
strawberries, peppers, and melons to Chicago and New Orleans
in refrigerated cars, first developed in Cobden.
Agriculture continues to be a
major economic resource for
Union County. Historians are
lamenting the disappearance of
barns, but in Union County some
of these rural icons are preserved
as shops and attractions.
Union County is also home to
a variety of beautiful wineries
and vineyards. Be sure to read
over the "Attractions" section of
this guide for a detailed list.
Shawnee Hills Wine Trail see pgs. 30, 31
Riding the Shawnee
photo by Michelle Rositch
see pgs. 62, 63
Site of Lincoln Douglas Debate
photo courtesy of the Gazette
see pg. 52
LOOKING FOR A QUIET RETREAT
OR NEW ADVENTURE?
Southern Illinois is the perfect destination
for your getaway!
Cabin on the Hill
Oak Grove Cabins
cabinonthehill.com
618-529-5667
JFager96@aol.com
oakgrovecabin.com
618-529-3408
618-534-3020
oakgrovecabin@gmail.com
Experience the pleasure of an
alternative to traditional lodging
located in the wooded hills of Southern
Illinois. We've been featured in
Outdoor Life and Log Home Living
Magazines. Pet Friendly.
Brand new! Looking for a great getaway? Oak Grove cabin is the perfect
place to stay. Private cabin rental in the
heart of Southern Illinois. Pet friendly.
Rustic Hideaway
The Cabin at
Mt. Glen
rustichideawaycabins.com
618-833-4860
info@rustichideawaycabins.com
winetrailcabins.com
618-833-5807
ray@winetrailcabins.com
Located in the heart of Southern
Illinois! We are adjoining approximately 800 acres of Shawnee forest
for your hiking enjoyment. 2 log
cabins available for rent.
Southern Illinois’ most luxurious cabin
nestled on 60 acres of pristine woods,
pasture, and prairie. Located in the
heart of the Shawnee Wine Trail.
Devil's Kitchen
Cabins
Woodland Cabins
woodlandcabins.net
1-877-457-7402
618-457-7400
info@woodlandcabins.net
devilskitchencabins.com
1-866-549-4235
618-549-4235
innkeeper@devilskitchencabins.com
Three luxury cabins on 90 + acres. Two
large stocked ponds. Paddle and row
boats provided for fishing and fun.
Minutes to Cedar Lake, Carbondale
shopping and other area attractions.
Luxury log cabin rental! Premier
lodging deep in the woods of Southern
Illinois. Enjoy the many amenities that
our secluded cabin has to offer.
Woodland Retreat
Cabins
Cypress Grove Lodge
woodlandretreatcabins.com
618-995-2896
info@woodlandretreatcabins.com
cypressgrovelodge.com
618-529-9313
cypressgrovelodge@gmail.com
All stressed out? Picture yourself in a
secluded log cabin in the woods, setting in front of a warm fire in the fireplace... or relaxing in the hot tub on
the back porch. Our luxury accommodations are located in the heart of the
much visited Shawnee Hills Wine Trail.
Come be our guests and enjoy the
comfort of your own spacious private
lodge.4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms perfect for a family vacation, reunions
and couples.
With so much natural beauty to experience and so many unique places to visit,
we are sure that you will enjoy your stay with us.
www.southernillinoiscabins.com
A
ccommodations
In order to experience most of
Southern Illinois, we invite you to stay
for more than a day. Accommodation
choices range from cozy bed & breakfasts to quaint cabins.
Several inns are connected to
excellent restaurants, and many
beautiful campgrounds also offer
rustic cabins for daily or weekly
rates. Hotels and motels are easy to
find near any major town, and
many parks and recreation areas
offer nearby lodges for hunters and
fishermen.
Call ahead now to reserve lodging for your next adventure.
All telephone numbers listed within this section are in the 618 area code
unless otherwise noted.
BED & BREAKFASTS,
CABINS & COTTAGES
ALEXANDER COUNTY
Goodbread’s Lost Acres
Rt. 3 South, Olive Branch
776-5116
www.lostacres.net
Cabin rentals. Daily or weekly
rates, kids under 12 stay free, pets
welcome. Coffee pot, VCR, refrigerator, stove, microwave and dishes in
cabins, one cabin with hot tub.
Hummingbird Hollow
Bed & Breakfast
McDaniel School Rd., Tamms
747-2316 See ad pgs. 28, 29
www.hummingbirdhollowbb.com
2 units with private baths, gas fireplace, whirlpools, breakfast delivered
each morning, outdoor grills, pond,
all near Shawnee National Forest.
Accepts most credit cards.
Melton’s Fishing Camp Cabins
East Side Dr. on
Horseshoe Lake, Olive Branch
776-5504
Daily and weekly rates, kids stay
free, pets welcome, coffee pot in
rooms, boat/motor and bicycle
rental, bait and tackle, hunting and
fishing license available.
HARDIN COUNTY
River Rose Inn Bed & Breakfast
1 Main Street, Elizabethtown
287-8811 See ad pg. 8
www.riveroseinn.com
5 luxurious rooms are decorated
with antiques, private whirlpool
tubs, fireplaces and/or balconies,
cable TV/VCR's; parlor with library
including books/videos, ponds with
fountain, and gourmet breakfasts.
Whirlpool tubs & fireplace available.
Austin Acres Kamp Outback
Cabins
Tower Rock Road, Elizabethtown
287-7454 See ad pg. 8
2 cabins. One cabin has kitchenette, covered shelter, air, tv/vcr,
wood burning stove, electric and
water shower available. One cabin
has sleeping for six or more, electric,
water, grill and shaded area.
Excellent walking and riding trails,
40 acres. Horses welcome. Lots of
shaded areas for tent camping and
fishing pond. Minutes from Ohio
River, Tower Rock Park boat ramp,
Elizabethtown boat ramp. Children
and pets welcome.
The Grand Rose Hotel
Bed & Breakfast
10 Main Street, Elizabethtown
287-2872 See ad pg. 8
Historic and unique 5 room bed
and breakfast located atop a bluff on
the Ohio River. First opening its doors
in 1812 as a tavern, the hotel has
been completely renovated. Listed in
the National Register of Historic
Places in the 1970's, the hotel offers a
wonderful verandah and gazebo,
both overlooking the Ohio River.
Arrowhead Lodge
Route 2, Elizabethtown
287-8574 See ad pg. 8
6 furnished lodges include kitchenettes, private baths with amenities. Perfect for travelers, hunters,
fishermen, hikers. Excellent hunting
and fishing on both private and federal land. Minutes from Garden of
the Gods, Rim Rock Trail, Pounds
Hollow Lake, High Knob, River to
River, Jones Lake/Saline Recreation
Area, Cave-In-Rock, Lakes Tucumseh
& Whoopie Cat, Iron Furnace, Tower
Rock, Stone Face, Ohio River and
much more. Children and pets welcome. Centrally located 6 miles
North of Elizabethtown and 4 miles
South of Karbers Ridge.
Cedar Hill River Resort
Tower Rock Road, Elizabethtown
1-888-304-6319 See ad pg. 8
www.cedarhillriverresort.com
One and two bedroom cabins nestled in the Shawnee National Forest
along the Ohio River. Each cabin is
fully furnished with a private setting
and breathtaking view. Whether you
are planning a family vacation or a
private getaway weekend.
Rim Rock’s Dogwood Cabins
RR2, Elizabethtown
264-6036 See ad pgs. 8, 24
5 cabins of all sizes with all amenities. Surrounded by the Shawnee
Forest. Adjacent to Rim Rock Trail,
near Pounds Hollow Lake & Garden
of the Gods.
The Blue House
Hwy 146, Elizabethtown
876-9118 See ad pg. 8
www.hardincountybluehose.com
Two bedrooms and two baths,
plus a large living room and dining
room. A full kitchen provides you the
opportunity to prepare meals. The
large yard provides privacy but
allows plenty of room for play. You
will enjoy the great view of the Ohio
River from the back yard as you have
your morning coffee, or while enjoying a glass of wine in the evening
from one of the regions wineries.
Shawnee Home Place
PO Box 329, Elizabethtown
313-0203 See ad pg. 8
www.shawneehomeplace.com
House rental.
Pleasant View Lodging
Route 2 Elizabethtown
287-8873 See ad pg. 8
Lodging nestled in the heart of the
Shawnee Forest. One furnished cabin
(sleeps up to 4) and one furnished
modern modular home (sleeps 5-7)
that includes all amenities.
695-2600
www.cedarlakeranchllc.com
Cabin rental.
Country Schemes Bed & Breakfast
3220 Old Metropolis Rd., Vienna
658-9044
Take a trip back in time, relax in a
peaceful country setting, take a
nature hike, fish, and enjoy friendly
country hospitality, convenient to
the Tunnel Hill State Trail, Heron
Pond and other attractions.
Twin Bluffs Bed & Breakfast
4425 Lick Creek Rd., Buncombe
658-5600
www.twin3b.com
Exit 36 off of I- 57,go east 3 mi from
exit 36. Stay on main road.Twin Bluffs
will be on your right. Enjoy your stay
in one of our comfortable rooms with
your own queen sized bed to relax in
after an active day enjoying the outdoors. TV/VCR, mini fridge, coffee
maker, microwave on premises.
MASSAC COUNTY
Cave-in-Rock State Park Lodge
Cave-In-Rock
289-4545 See ad pg. 8
www.caveinrockkaylors.com
Lodging on Pirates' Bluff, units
have a private balcony providing a
breathtaking view of the Ohio River.
Duplex cabins include a large living
area containing two queen size
beds, sat. TV and VCR. Bath includes
full tub and shower facilities. Within
walking distance to the "Cave" of
Cave-In-Rock, the Ohio River free
ferry to Kentucky Amish Country is
nearby. Garden of the Gods, Tower
Rock, & Rim Rock. Kaylor's
Restaurant is in the cabin complex, &
open seven days a week. Two private
homes available with full cooking
facilities.
Summers Riverview Mansion
Bed & Breakfast
205 Metropolis St., Metropolis
877-524-5328
www.summersbedandbreakfast.com
Five master suites in a Victorian
home overlooking the Ohio River.
Private bath w/claw-foot tub & shower,
telephone, cable TV, internet, whirlpool
tub,and fireplace.
JOHNSON COUNTY
POPE COUNTY
Anderson Cabin
2180 Oak Grove Rd., Vienna
658-3804
Comfortable cabin sleeps 4.Kitchen,
bath, fishing at front door. Remote
location.Joins Goose Pond on North.
Barren Creek Cottages
Bay City Rd., Golconda
683-4004
www.popeco.net/barrencreekcottages
Furnished cabins, with private
boat docks and grills, offering daily
or weekly rates, no credit cards.
Cedar Lake Ranch
2090 Gilead Church Rd., Vienna
Old Bethlehem
Schoolhouse Cottage
6506 Old Marion Rd., Metropolis
524-4922
www.bethlehemschool.com
Secluded, 3 bedroom cottage, one
bath, fully equipped kitchen stocked
with breakfast items.
ACCOMMODATIONS
BED & BREAKFASTS,
CABINS & COTTAGES
POPE COUNTY
Bay City Cabin
Rt 3, Box 137, Golconda
683-4305
www.baycitycabinontheohioriver.com
Two bedroom, 2 bath, equipped
kitchen, large deck with screened
porch overlooking Ohio river at the
site of the filming of US Marshal.
Boat ramp 1/2 mile.
Hayes Canyon Cabin
Eddyville
672-4751
www.hayescanyon.com
Lock & Dam 51 Houses
Ohio River Levee, Golconda
683-6702 See ad pg. 14
House rental overlooking the
Ohio River.
Lusk Creek Lodge
Corner Harrison
& Washington St., Golconda
270-898-3892 or 270-210-4233
Restaurants nearby, no credit
cards and no pets.
Pauline's Sleepover
Golconda
683-3804
River Road Lodge
R1 Box 233, Golconda
534-8461, 534-8361
kgreenwd@hughes.net
In the heart of the Shawnee Forest
overlooking the Ohio River is overnite lodging in a home -like atmosphere. A smoke-free facility that can
accommodate up to 8. Includes a full
kitchen and laundry. Nightly, weekly,
and monthly rates.
Shawnee Hollow Lodge
RR2 Box 247-B, Golconda
638-4903
www.shawneehollowlodge.com
We are located in Pope County,
surrounded by the hills and hollows
of the Shawnee National Forest.
Only minutes away from some of
the best public deer and turkey
hunting & fishing in the nation.
Hunters and fishermen are welcome. Sleeps four.
The Irish Inn
Soloman Ln.off Trigg Tower Rd.,Ozark
695-3355; See ad pg. 45
to get married 695-Love
http://irishinn.tripod.com/
A wee bit of Europe in the Shawnee
National Forest! Stay in a stone & log
chalet south of Ozark and north of
All telephone numbers listed within this section are in the 618 area code unless otherwise noted.
Eddyville near wineries, Tunnel Hill
State Trail, Jackson Hollow, Burden
Falls, Bellsmith Springs, and Millstone
Bluff. Enjoy an Irish breakfast each
morning. email irishinn@lycos.com.
The Refuge
117 N Monore St, Golconda
967-6192
Newly remodeled, 1500 Sq. Ft. 2
Bedroom 1 Bath. Full Kitchen, Large
Living Room. 4 Twin Beds, 1 King Bed,
1 Full Bed. 80 Gallons of Hot Water!
1/2 Block off Main Street in Beautiful
Downtown Golconda. Boat Parking.
Welcome all Hunters, Fishermen,
Hikers, Bikers and Travelers.
Thomas Farmhouse
4 mi west of Golconda off Hwy. 146
683-6851
Three bedrooms, sleeps up to
eight, furnished kitchen, credit cards
and pets not accepted.
Willow Brook Cabin
Eddyville Rd, Golconda
618-672-4815
www.willowbrookcabin.com
Our cabin sleeps a max. of 6. Two
bedroom, 1 bath/shower, living
room, kitchen. Master bedroom has
queen size bed. 2nd bedroom has 2
twin beds.
UNION COUNTY
Alto Guest House
2260 Milligan Hill Road,
Alto Pass
893-2423 or 201-4251
www.altoguesthouse.com
Nestled in the hills of Alto Pass,our 2
bedroom, 1 bath cottage/cabin, hot
tub, sleeps 4 - 6 people. Open year
round,discover the wine trails,Shawnee
National Forest, Bald Knob, the
orchards,& much more! Pet friendly.
Arrowhead Lodge
Wolf Lake
833-1968
Thirty bed hunting lodge with a
shower room, kitchen, jacuzzi suites
and big screen TV.
Back 2 Basics
895 Robinson Hill Rd, Makanda
713-4025
www.back2basics.us
A-frame cabins on 84 acres of
rolling hills, near the wine trail. Each
cabins sleeps 6, has a stocked kitchenette and a view of the lake. Tipi
rental available.
Bald Knob HideAway
3200 Bald Knob Rd., Alto Pass
596-4081 or 697-6279
www.baldknobhideaway.com
Located at the foot of Bald Knob
Cross, Alto Pass, Illinois, we offer
Cabin Rental all year round. Spend
your time relaxing in the tranquil and
peaceful surroundings, while enjoying the scenic wilderness of the area.
Bell Hill Bed & Breakfast
333 E Poplar St., Cobden
697-0326 See ad pgs. 28, 29
www.historicbellhill.com
Four room bed and breakfast
along the Shawnee Hills WIne Trail.
Blue Sky Vineyard
3150 S. Rocky Comfort Rd.,
Makanda
995-WINE
See ad pgs. 28, 29, 30, 31, 43
www.blueskyvineyard.com
Whether sipping a glass of wine
from our patio or exploring our 12acre vineyard, we’re sure you will
cherish your Tuscan retreat in one of
our 2 suites located just above the
winery in the heart of the Shawnee
National Forest.
The Boars Nest
1304 Kratzinger Hollow Rd,
Cobden
697-4342
Five unique cabins nestled in the
woodlands. Four cabins have own
full bath sharing a wrap-around
deck with view of the woods and a
seven person hot tub. Honeymoon
cabin offers two person hot tub, and
deck with view of the woods.
Surrounded by nature and wildlife,
enjoy the peaceful atmosphere while
still close to local attractions.
Broken Wheel Ranch
1825 Bald Knob Rd., Alto Pass
893-1942
www.sibrokenwheelranch.com
Brown’s Hunting Club
218 Goose International Dr.,
Jonesboro
833-2096 See ad pg. 57
Hunting club with bunk rooms
with shared baths.
Bruce Goff-Castle
Bed & Breakfast
Cobden
893-4716
www.brucegoff-castle-bandb.com
Atop a forested bluff, built in
organic architecture style, the castle
offers a unique experience.
The Cabin at Mountain Glen
866 Mt. Glen Rd., Cobden
833-5807 See ad pg. 20
www.winetrailcabins.com
Luxurious cabin nestled on 60
acres of pristine woods, pasture and
prairie. Vaulted great room with fireplace, full kitchen, main floor master
bedroom and bath with a custom 2
person shower and Jacuzzi tub.Huge
second floor lofted bedroom and 1/2
bath, laundry. Relax in the rocking
chairs on the 8 x 40 front porch, or
enjoy a cozy fire in the adjoining covered shelter with stone fireplace.
Located in the heart of the Shawnee.
Creekside Cabin
1196 Alto Water Works Rd., Cobden
893-4506
www.creeksidecabin.info
Along the River to River Trail, surrounded by nature.
Davie School Inn
300 Freeman St., Anna
833-2377 See ad pgs. 28, 29
www.davieschoolinn.com
Enjoy the past while visiting the
Wine Trail. Our 850 sq. ft. school room
suites offer king size beds, jacuzzi tubs,
kitchenettes, and a sitting area.
Breakfast is brought to your suite at the
time you would like and we serve what
you like! Reserve online today. Coming
in 2009:The Great Grape Retreat.
Forest View Lodge
1500 St. Rt. 127 N., Jonesboro
833-1500 See ad pgs. 28, 29
www.forestviewlodge.com
3 bedroom, furnished cottage near
Trail of Tears State Forest and Shawnee
Hills Wine Trail.Pets allowed w/deposit.
Giant City Lodge
460 Giant City Lodge Rd.,
Makanda
457-4921 See ad pg. 61
Cabin rental at Giant City State
Park, hiking trails and horse rental
available, most credit cards accepted, outdoor pool, free local calls and
meeting room available.
The Goddard Place
Bed & Breakfast
1585 Camp Ground Rd., Anna
833-6256 See ad pgs. 28, 29
Quiet country setting offering hiking, bird watching and fishing on site.
Log cabin with whirlpool and wood
burning stove. Free local calls, a full
breakfast, and credit cards accepted.
Hedman Vineyards
Peachbarn B&B and Café
560 Chestnut St., Alto Pass
893-4923 or 521-2506
www.peachbarn.com See ad pgs. 30, 31
Small orchard & vineyard offering
peaches & grapes. Enjoy our 2 room
suite with floor heating, massage
tub, DVD, refrigerator & deck.
Hidden Lake Bed & Breakfast
433 Cook Ave., Jonesboro
833-5252 See ad pgs. 28, 29
www.hiddenlakebb.com
Country elegance on 12 acres of
woods, gardens & water including a
lake stocked for fishing and a wood-
land walkway for evening strolls.
Jacuzzis,fireplaces,king-size beds,private baths, and private balconies are
just a few of the accommodations.
Frog Holler Lodge
1160 Springville Hill Rd., Jonesboro
833-8299
www.froghollerlodge.com
“A Place Where People and Nature
Meet.” One hundred and forty acres
of woodland, creeks, wetlands,
prairie and forest provide opportunities to immerse yourself in the sights
and sounds of nature with the comfort of a rustic lodge to spend the
evening. The lodge is located in the
country, 6 miles south of Jonesboro.
Lofty Acres Bed and Breakfast
305 South St, Dongola
827-4816
www.loftyacres.com
3 rooms with private baths, breakfast included, a fireplace in the great
room, no smoking inside.
Pleasant Meadow
125 Mt. Pleasant Rd., Buncombe
697-3857
www.pleasantmeadow.net
Our 3 cabins are located on 22
acres of rolling hills near Anna. Enjoy
a picture perfect sunrise as you sip
your morning coffee. Cabins are surrounded by 6 wooded acres that provide an abundance of relaxing views.
Rustic Hideaway Cabins
State Pond Rd., Jonesboro
833-4860 See ad pg. 20
www.rustichideawaycabins.com
Fully furnished log cabin rental situated adjoining Shawnee National
Forest. Two bedrooms, great room, private hot tub on back deck,TV/VCR with
movies,offering daily and weekly rates.
Rustle Hill Cabins
8595 US Hwy 51 N., Cobden
893-2700 See ad pg. 41
www.rustlehillwinery.com
Rustle hill is a winery on the
Shawnee Hills Wine Trail. The winery
opened its doors in June 08.There are
currently two cabins, with a max
capacity of 6 people each.Each cabin
has a private king size bdrm with
small fireplace, sleeping loft, full
bathroom, complete kitchen, living
room w/fireplace and wrap-around
deck giving the guest a complete
view of the valley, lake, amphitheater,
bandstand and winery.
Shawnee Hill Bed & Breakfast
290 Water Valley Rd., Cobden
893-2211 See ad pgs. 28, 29
shawnhil@intrnet.net
Private baths, hot tub, full breakfast, hiking trail, fish ponds and
antique barn. Log cabin with
whirlpool and fireplace. Most credit
cards accepted.
Skyline View Cabins
2625 Skyline Dr., Alto Pass
893-1483
www.skylineviewcabins.com
Cabin rental along the Shawnee
Hills Wine Trail.
Guest Houses
Dongola
827-3506
Village & Farm house rentals: Pet
friendly, smoke free, drug free and gun
free environment. Peace & quiet and
get away from it all. Whole house furnished including laundry availability,
wildlife in the yard & good neighbors.
The Stablehouse
1642 Milligan Hill Rd, Alto Pass
618-893-1425
www.thestablehouse.com
Western themed fully furnished
living quarters that sleeps 7,
attached to the barn and stables
on the 50 acre Herold Ranch, adjacent to J&M Quarter Horses. Full
kitchen (fix your own meals), patio
and BBQ. Hunters welcome. Corral
and horse stall rental available.
Timber Ridge Log Cabin
220 Timber Ridge Rd., Jonesboro
833-8779
3 bedrooms,2 baths and full kitchen
all on 80 wooded acres.
Tool Shed Corner Bed & Breakfast
1420 Hall Church Rd., Lick Creek
866-300-4063 See ad pgs. 28, 29
www.tscbb.com
Two bedroom cottage with queen
size beds, fireplace, whirlpool tubs,
private baths, and private decks.
Valley View Cabins
Bed & Breakfast
7025 Lick Creek Rd., Lick Creek
833-6356 See ad pgs. 28, 29
www.valleyvcabins.com
Daily and weekly rates, most credit cards accepted, kids stay free, free
local calls, TVs with remote, in room
coffee and continental breakfast.
Water Valley Inn
3435 Water Valley R., Cobden
534-2244 See ad pgs. 28, 29
www.1watervalleyinn.com
Built in 1922, our two-story farmhouse is located on 100 beautiful
acres. Take pleasure in the panoramic view as you sit in an old-fashioned
swing on the large wrap-around
porch. A large barn, chicken house
and outhouse (modernized into a
chicken roost) still exist. We have
strived to maintain the original
ACCOMMODATIONS
charm and character of the farmhouse, while including as many modern amenities as possible. Located on
the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail.
Rock, free ferry across the Ohio to
Kentucky and Amish Country, Rim
Rock/Pounds Hollow Lake, Tower
Rock and all that Southern Illinois has
to offer. Extremely affordable rates.
Windy Hill Acres Inn
830 Bell Hill Rd., Cobden
893-4065 See ad pgs. 28, 29
www.windyhillacresinn.com
Cottage on 50 acres of hills and
wooded area. 2 bedrooms, modern
kitchen, living room with fireplace,
washer/dryer. No pets.
JOHNSON COUNTY
Woodland Retreat Cabins
145 Thorn Ln., Makanda
995-2896 See ad pg. 20
www.woodlandretreatcabins.com
Cabin rental along the Shawnee
Hills Wine Trail.
The Limited Inn
I-24 & Hwy. 146, Vienna
658-6300
Continental breakfast,indoor pool,
kids stay free, cable TV with remote
control.Accepts all major credit cards.
The Gambit Inn
Hwy. 146, Vienna
658-2802
Daily or weekly rates, kids stay
free, cable TV with remote control.
Accepts all major credit cards.
MASSAC COUNTY
HOTELS/MOTELS
ALEXANDER COUNTY
Belvedere Motel
3901 Sycamore St., Cairo
734-4020
free, cable TV with remote, free local
calls. Accepts all major credit cards.
Days Inn
Exit 1 off I-57, Cairo
734-0215
Daily or weekly rates, kids under
14 stay free, continental breakfast,
hair dryers in rooms, pets welcome,
accepts major credit cards.
Garden Inn
Rt. 37 North, Cairo
734-9554
free, small pets welcome with
deposit, cable TV with remote.
Horseshoe Lake Motel
Rt. 3 South, Olive Branch
776-5201
Daily or weekly rates, remote control
TV,walking distance to Horseshoe Lake.
Southernaire Courts
Miller City Rd., Olive Branch
776-5323
9 room motel near Horseshoe Lake.
Worthington Motel
Miller City Rd., Olive Branch
776-5333
Located on beautiful Horseshoe
Lake. Fishing, goose and duck hunting available.
HARDIN COUNTY
Cave in Rock Motel
RR1, Cave in Rock
289-3296 See ad pg. 8
Located at the entrance to the
Shawnee National Forest. Seven units
near Garden of the Gods, Cave In
American Inn
1502 W. 10 St., Metropolis
(US 45 N.) 524-7431
King, double and single beds at
weekly rates.Cable TV with remote and
free local calls, restaurant, bar and billiard facilities within walking distance.
Baymont Inn & Suites
203 E Front St., Metropolis
524-5678
www.baymont.com
Walking distance to Casino,
indoor pool, continental breakfast, in
room coffee, free local calls, credit
cards accepted and meeting room
available.
Metropolis Inn
Jct. I-24 & US. 45 N.,
Metropolis
524-3723
60 rooms, offering a heated
indoor pool, cable TV with HBO and
ESPN, fax and photocopy service,
and a continental breakfast.
Motel 6
Jct. I-24 & US. 45 N., Metropolis
524-7227 www.motel6.com
52 rooms, offering an indoor pool.
America's Best Value Inn
1415 E. 5th St., Metropolis
888-315-2378
www.americasbestvalueinn.com
46 rooms and 8 extended stay
units. Offers continental breakfast
and is located directly across from
Fort Massac State Park.
Harrah's Metropolis
Casino Hotel
100 East Front Street, Metropolis
1-800 HARRAHS See ad pg. 38
www.harrahs.com
Features 285 rooms with flat
screen TVs and free internet service.
Some suites available.
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MASSAC COUNTY
Holiday Inn Express
524-8899
www.hiexpress.com
Continental breakfast, indoor
pool, exercise room, free local calls,
cable TV with remote, small pets
accepted, all credit cards, kids stay
free, meeting room available.
Lawrence Motel
US 45 S., Brookport
564-2414
14 room motel, on the Ohio River
National Scenic Byway.
Super 8 Motel
524-8200
www.super8metropolis.com
Deluxe doubles, kings, suites and
jacuzzi suites, free continental breakfast and outdoor pool, most credit
cards accepted.
POPE COUNTY
Michael’s Motel
Adams St., Golconda
683-2424
12 room motel, daily and weekly
rates, some credit cards accepted,
free local calls, cable TV and boat
hookups.
Lincoln Motel
601 Broad St., Jonesboro
833-2181
20 room motel.
PULASKI COUNTY
Super 8 Motel
Jct. Hwy. 146
and Hwy. 51,Anna
833-1888
Indoor pool, continental breakfast, cable TV with HBO.
America’s Best Value Inn
Exit #18 off I-57, Ullin
845-3700
free, pets welcome, indoor pool,
movies to rent, game room, meeting
room available for up to 75 people.
Accepts all major credit cards.
Grand Chain Lodge & Campground
495 Lighthouse Ln., Grand Chain
634-9411
Located along the Ohio River, the
lodge offers four guest rooms, as well
as a restaurant, bar, and country
store and cabin rental.
UNION COUNTY
Anna Plaza Motel
150 E. Vienna St., Anna
833-5215
16 room motel with restaurants
within walking distance, credit cards
and pets accepted, free local calls,
cable TV with remotes.
THREE DAYS
FOR T WO
in December,
January and
February
• Cedar cabin lodging with all the comforts of home.
• Adjacent to Rim Rock, minutes from Pounds Hollow Lake, Garden of
the Gods, Cave-in-Rock, River to River Trail, Glen O’Jones Lake, Ohio
River, Kentucky Amish Country and much more.
• We are on the Shawnee Hills Scenic Byway, The American Discovery
Trail and 1/3 mile from the River To River Trail.
• Two night minimum. • Pet friendly.
618-264-6036
Trail of Tears Lodge
& Sports Resort and Restaurant
1575 Fair City Rd., Jonesboro
833-8697
www.trailoftears.com
Seasonal rates, pets and most credit
cards accepted, outdoor pool, game
room,hot tub,horse rental and meeting
room and special packages available.
CAMPGROUNDS
ALTO PASS
Broken Wheel Ranch
893-1942
CAIRO
Ft. Defiance Camping & RV Park
734-4127
DIXON SPRINGS
Dixon Springs State Park
949-3394
Lake Glendale Stables & Outfitters
949-3737
Lake Glendale Recreation Area
800-699-6637
CAVE IN ROCK
Hog Rock Ranch & Campground
289-4724, 1-866-HOGROCK
Cave In Rock State Park
289-4325
EDDYVILLE
Bear Branch Campground
672-4249
Bell Smith Springs
Recreation Area
800-699-6637
Circle B Ranch
672-4748
Hayes Canyon Campground
672-4751
Little Lusk Campground
672-4303
ELIZABETHTOWN
Austin Acres Camp Outback
287-7454
GOLCONDA
Bay Creek Camp
683-5555
Deer Run Campground
683-8410
Rauchfuss Hill
949-3394
GOREVILLE
Ferne Clyffe State Park
995-2411
Hilltop Campground
995-2189
Tall Tree Lake
658-9179
GRAND CHAIN
Ohio River Recreation Area
634-9411
HEROD
34 Ranch & Campground
264-2141 See ad pg. 45
JONESBORO
Trail of Tears Lodge & Sports Resort
833-8697
Trail of Tears State Forest
833-4910
MAKANDA
Giant City State Park
457-4836 See ad pg. 61
McCLURE
Rest In Peace
747-9344
METROPOLIS
Fort Massac State Park
524-4712
OLIVE BRANCH
Horseshoe Lake Conservation
Area State Park
776-5689
Goodbread's Lost Acres
776-5116
Melton's Fishing Camp
776-5504
Parkinson Park
776-5212
Thebes Landing
764-2658
OZARK
Camp Onkessonk
695-2489
ROSICLARE
Horseshoe Bend Campground
285-6953
SIMPSON
Bay Creek Ranch & Campground
695-2670
VIENNA
Cedar Lake Ranch
695-2600
WOLF LAKE
LaRue-Pine Hills
833-8576
BELVEDERE MOTEL • 734-4020
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DAYS INN • 734-0215 www.daysinn.net
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GARDEN INN • 734-9554
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HORSESHOE LAKE MOTEL • 776-5201
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MELTON'S FISHING CABINS • 776-5504
SOUTHERNAIRE COURTS • 776-5323
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WORTHINGTON COURTS • 776-5333
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TAMMS
HUMMINGBIRD HOLLOW • 747-2316 www.hummingbirdhollowbb.com
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CAVE IN ROCK/HARDIN COUNTY
CAVE IN ROCK MOTEL • 289-3296
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CAVE IN ROCK STATE PARK LODGE • 289-4545 www.caveinrockkaylors.com
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ARROWHEAD LODGE • 287-8574
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AUSTIN ACRES KAMP OUTBACK CABINS • 287-7454
THE BLUE HOUSE • 876-9118 www.hardincountybluehouse.com
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CEDAR HILL RIVER RESORT • 888-304-6319 www.cedarhillriverresort.com
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THE GRAND ROSE HOTEL B&B • 287-2872
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PLEASANT VIEW LODGING • 287-8873
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RIM ROCK'S DOGWOOD CABINS • 264-6036 www.rimrocksdogwoodcabins.com
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RIVER ROSE INN BED & BREAKFAST • 287-8811 www.riverroseinn.com
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ANDERSON CABIN • 658-3804
THE GAMBIT INN • 658-2802 www.gambitgolf.com
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CEDAR LAKE RANCH • 695-2600
COUNTRY SCHEMES B&B • 658-9044
THE LIMITED • 658-6300 www.limitedinn.com
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GOODBREAD'S LOST ACRES • 776-5116 www.lostacres.net
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TWIN BLUFFS B&B • 658-5600 www.twin3b.com
PLEASANT MEADOW CABINS • 697-3857 www.pleasantmeadow.net
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VALLEY VIEW CABINS • 833-6356 www.valleyvcabins.com
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AMERICAN INN • 524-7431 weekly rates only
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BAYMONT INN & SUITES • 524-5678 www.baymontinns.com
SUMMER'S RIVERVIEW MANSION B&B • 877-524-5328
www.summersbedandbreakfast.com
METROPOLIS INN • 524-3723
MOTEL 6 • 524-7227 www.motel6.com
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OLD BETHLEHEM SCHOOLHOUSE COTTAGE • 524-4922
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SUPER 8 MOTEL • 800-566-9970 www.super8metropolis.com
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BROOKPORT
LAWRENCE MOTEL • 564-2414
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EDDYVILLE/POPE COUNTY
BEAR BRANCH CABINS • 672-4249 www.bearbranch.com
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HAYES CANYON CABIN • 672-4751 www.hayescanyon.com
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LITTLE LUSK TRAIL LODGE • 672-4303
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CAMP ONDESSONK • 695-2489
THE IRISH INN • 695-3355or 695-LOVE http://irishinn.tripod.com/
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BAY CITY CABIN • 683-4305 www.bacycitycabinontheohioriver.com
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LOCK & DAM 51 HOUSES • 683-6246
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BARREN CREEK COTTAGES • 683-4004
www.popeco.net/barrencreekcottages
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LUSK CREEK LODGE • 270-898-3892 • 270-210-4233
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MICHAEL'S MOTEL • 683-2424
SHAWNEE HOLLOW LODGE • 683-4903 www.shawneehollowlodge.com
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THE REFUGE • 967-6192 • 319-2003
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THOMAS FARMHOUSE • 683-6851
WILLOWBROOK CABIN RENTAL • 672-4815
www.willowbrookcabin.com
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RIVER ROAD LODGE • 534-8461, 534-8361 kgreenwd@huges.net
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AMERICA'S BEST VALUE INN • 524-9341 www.americasbestvalueinn.com
HARRAH'S METROPOLIS HOTEL • 524-2628 www.harrahs.com
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GRAND CHAIN LODGE & CAMPGROUND • 634-9411 www.grandchainlodge.com
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AMERICAS BEST VALUE INN • 845-3700
ALTO PASS/UNION COUNTY
ALTO GUEST HOUSE • 893-2423 www.altoguesthouse.com
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SKYLINE VIEW CABINS • 893-1483 www.skylineviewcabins.com
BALD KNOB HIDE-A-WAY • 596-4081 www.baldknobhideaway.com
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BROKEN WHEEL RANCH • 893-1942 www.sibrokenweheelranch.com
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PEACH BARN SUITE • 893-4923 www.peachbarn.com
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THE STABLEHOUSE • 893-1425 www.thestablehouse.com
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PLAZA MOTEL • 833-5215
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DAVIE SCHOOL INN • 833-2377 www.davieschoolinn.com
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BOARS NEST B&B • 833-2377 www.boarsnestbb.com
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BRUCE GOFF-CASTLE B&B • 893-4716 www.ibrucegoff-castle-bandb.com
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CREEKSIDE CABIN • 893-4506 www.creeksidecabin.info
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RUSTLE HILL CABINS • 893-2700 www.rustlehillwinery.com
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SHAWNEE HILL B&B • 893-2211 www.shawneehillbb.com
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THE CABIN AT MOUNTAIN GLEN • 833-5807 www.winetrailcabins.com
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WATER VALLEY INN • 534-2244 www.1watervalleyinn.com
WINDY HILL ACRES INN • 893-4065 www.windyhillacresinn.com
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LOFTY ACRES B&B • 827-4816 www.loftyacres.com
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BROWNS HUNTING LODGE • 833-2096
FOREST VIEW LODGE • 833-1500 www.forestviewlodge.com
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HIDDEN LAKE B&B • 833-5252 www.hiddenlakebb.com
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RUSTIC HIDEAWAY CABINS • 833-4860 www.rustichideawaycabins.com
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LINCOLN MOTEL • 833-2181
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TRAIL OF TEARS LODGE • 833-8697 www.trailoftears.com
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BLUE SKY VINEYARD • 618-995-WINE www.blueskyvineyard.com
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GIANT CITY LODGE • 457-4921 www.giantcitylodge.com
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TOOL SHED CORNER B&B • 800-300-4063 www.tscbb.com
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14th Annual
Southern
Illinois Irish
Festival
April 23-25, 2010
www.silirishfest.org
Come Join Us!
We Offer The Following Tours:
Wine Trails • Casinos
Shopping Excursions
Have only a few hours? Call us for availability!
Jan & Charlie Campbell
618-985-6953
info@SI~Tours.net
www.SI~Tours.net
See the Wineries
of the Shawnee Hills
Wine Trail
on pages 30 & 31
Your destination for hiking, biking, wine tasting, golfing, horseback riding,
antiquing, distinctive shopping, bird watching, rock climbing, and scuba diving.
Visit Giant City State Park, the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, Cache River Wetlands,
Southern Illinois University,Tunnel Hill Bike Trail, Garden of the Gods,
Cave in Rock State Park and so much more.
(618) 697-5524
w w w. s h aw n e e w i n e t ra i l bb. c o m
Hidden Lake
The Davie
School Inn
Bed & Breakfast
"More Like a Resort
than a Bed & Breakfast"
"Largest Suite Sizes
in Southern Illinois"
John & Mary Jo Smith
Jonesboro
618-833-5252 • www.hiddenlakebb.com
Tool Shed
Corner
Shawnee
Hill
Bed & Breakfast
Bed & Breakfast
"A Fun Place to Visit"
Gus & Lila Jackson
Makanda
618-893-4063 • 866-300-4063
www.tscbb.com • toolshedcornerbb@hotmail.com
Gary & Andrea Dahmer
Anna
618-833-2377 • www.davieschoolinn.com
"A Romantic Getaway"
Tony & Rhea Calabrese
Cobden
618-893-2211
www.shawneehillbb.com • shawnhil@intrnet.net
Hummingbird
Hollow
Water Valley
Inn
Bed & Breakfast
Bed & Breakfast
"A World Away in
Every Possible Way"
Dee & Harlan Browning
Tamms
618-747-2316 • 877-515-8105
www.hummingbirdhollowbb.com
"Your Own Private
Get-Away"
Kim & Gregg Aldridge
Cobden
618-534-2244 • www.1watervalleyinn.com
reservations@1watervalleyinn.com
1st Annual
Bed & Breakfast Tour in the Hills …
Open house and cookie tour of five bed and breakfasts!
Blue Sky
Vineyard
Sample their favorite cookie recipes and take home a copy of the recipe
to make for yourself and your family.
REGISTER FOR A CHANCE TO WIN A $100 GIFT CERTIFICATE!
"The Romance of Italy in
the Hills of Southern Illinois"
Barrett Rochman
Makanda
Date: Sunday, April 18, 2010 • Time: 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Tickets: $20 per person
Advance Tickets & Details at www.shawneewinetrailbb.com.
Self-guided tour (maps will be provided) so you can visit the inns and the innkeepers
at your leisure. All of our bed and breakfasts are on the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail.
618-995-9463 • www.blueskyvineyard.com
Windy Hill
Acres Inn
"A Hidden Treasure"
Robert & Carol Nebughr
Cobden
618-893-4065 • www.windyhillacresinn.com
cfnebughr@hotmail.com
Makanda
Inn
"Eco-friendly lodging
at its Best"
Greg & Shauna Wellman
and Janelle Weber
Makanda
618-697-7929
www.makandainn.com
Kite Hill
Vineyards
The Goddard
Place
"A Little Bit of Heaven
Off 127"©
Jim & Barbara Bush
Off Hwy 127
"A Place to Call Home"
Edna & Jim Goddard
Anna
Bed & Breakfast
618-684-5072 • www.kitehillvineyards.com
Forest View
Lodge
Trail of
Tears Lodge
"Your Home
Away from Home"
Diana & Steve Kelley
Jonesboro
"For Country Loving
People"
618-833-1500
www.forestviewlodge.com • info@forestviewlodge.com
Historic
Bell Hill
Bed & Breakfast
“The View, the History
and Romance, Lovingly
Awaits Your Visit.''
Julia Todd
Cobden
618-833-6256 • www.thegoddardplace.com
618-697-0326
julia@historicbellhill.com • www.historicbellhill.com
Ron & Deb Charles
Jonesboro
618-833-8697
ttlsr@midwest.net • www.trailoftears.com
Oakridge
Manor
Bed & Breakfast
"Secluded Elegance
in the Heart of
Southern Illinois"
Bob & Anna Bordenave
Creal Springs (Marion Area)
618-996-2237
www.oakridgemanor.com
12 Wineries
12 Unique Experiences
All twelve award-winning wineries are just
a few minutes from each other in
beautiful Southern Illinois.
Von Jakob
Vineyard
(618) 893-2623
pomonawinery.com
(618) 893-4898
altovineyards.net
(618) 893-4500
(618) 893-4600
vonjakobvineyard.com
(618) 684-5072
kitehillvineyards.com
(618) 893-WINE
starviewvineyards.com
(618) 893-2557
owlcreekvineyard.com
Vineyard
(618) 995-2307
orlandinivines@aol.com
(618) 995-WINE
blueskyvineyard.com
(618) 893-4923
peachbarn.com
(618) 893-1700
(618) 893-2700
rustlehillwinery.com
for lodging visit: www.shawneewinetrailbb.com
LOCAL ART ROLLING SHAWNEE HILLS FRIENDS
GOOD FOOD
SHOPPING
WEDDINGS
SHAWNEE HILLS
WINE TRAIL MAP
www.shawneewinetrail.com
Call (618)967-4006 for more information
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Antiques
Nearly every town in
Southernmost Illinois offers
a selection of reputable
antique stores and galleries,
owing to a sincere local
appreciation for all things
fine and valuable. Flea markets and auctions offer even
more outlets for the things
that make life interesting.
ALTO PASS
Hedman Vineyards,
Peach Barn Café &
Scandinavian Gift Shop
560 Chestnut Street
893-4923 See ad pg. 27
Rendleman Orchard
& Farm Market
9680 State Rte 127 N.
893-2771 See ad pg. 33
Root Beer Saloon
#4 Main Street
893-1634
Timber Ridge Antiques
Downtown
528-2400
Other Shopping
BROOKPORT
Jim & Dot’s Shoe Store
& Western Wear
113 W. Davie
833-5245 See ad pg. 33
Unique Antiques
& Collectibles
3516 Strawberry Road
564-3272
Martin Auction
Off Rt. 146 & Lick Creek Road
833-3589
COBDEN
Memory Lane Collectibles
4575 E. Vienna Street
924-2355
anthill gallery
& Vintage Curiosities
102 N. Front Street
457-7641 See ad pg. 18
Momma Mayberry’s
Gifts & Crafts
326 S. Main Street
833-4438
Bison Bluff Farm
1565 Bethel Church Road
893-4959 See ad pg. 18
Darn Hot Peppers
825 Vines Road
893-1443 See ad pg. 18
ANNA
Fir-Sure Tropical Foliage
100 N. Front Street
893-4439 See ad pg. 18
Country Cupboard
Restaurant & Gift Shop
169 E. Vienna
833-1640
Enchanted Gardens
344 S. Main Street
833-7673
Hunting Traditions
319 S. Main Street
833-8171
Isom’s Antiques
107 N. Main Street
833-3516
Flamms Orchard
Fruits & Cream
8760 Old Highway 51 N
893-4241 See ad pg. 18
This N' That
Flea Market & Antiques
330 S. Main Street
833-9366
BAY CITY
Kevin Penrod
Photography
568 Twin Oaks Drive
924-3455 See ad pg. 18
Bay City General Store
Rt. 3 Box 137
683-4305
Monarch Studio
102 N. Front Street
559-6881, 833-9446
American Real Estate & Auction Co.
109 West 5th St, Metropolis, IL 62960
(866) 554-1772
www.metropolis-realestate.com
Live, Work & Play... In Southern Illinois!
Country Homes, Farms, Ranches, Land,
Recreational Property, Waterfront & Businesses
Wine Trail Antiques
201 South Jefferson
893-4800 See ad pg. 18
Zuna Jewelry & Designs
893-2986 See ad pg. 18
DONGOLA
Fragrant Fields
2460 Swan Pond Road
827-4999
ELIZABETHTOWN
The Ole Heritage Shoppes
618-287-4333
The Rose Hotel
287-2872
GOLCONDA
Wildwood Gallery
223 Main Street
683-5200
Cupid's Nest
107 E. Main Street
683-2109
Charlene’s Candles
& Antiques
1 Mile W. of Golconda
on Hwy. 146
683-8471
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P.A.S.T
OF UNION COUNTY
“Promoting Appreciation of
Structural Treasures” thru historic
preservation and educational
activities with annual entertaining
fundraisers and events.
Historic St. Anne's (built 1886) is
available to rent for your special events.
Call for more information about
weddings, recitals, reunions, etc.
Groups meetings and tours may
also be arranged.
618-833-9441 or 618-833-6989 P.O. Box 778, Jonesboro, IL 62952
past@pastonline.com www.pastononline.org
Serving
Metropolis, Illinois,
Massac County &
Southern Illinois
Southpass Beads
203 E. Ash Street
893-6170 See ad pg. 18
All telephone numbers listed within this section are in the
618 area code unless otherwise noted.
Riverport Antiques & Gifts
301 Main Street
683-2002
GOREVILLE
Teapot Cottage
101 Sidney Lane
995-2491
Wolf Creek Antiques
215 S. Broadway
995-9654
Makanda Boardwalk
530 Makanda Road
A series of stores located along a very
rustic boardwalk proud of their artisans offerings and laid back style.
McCLURE
Fox’s Flea Market & Antiques
Jct. Rt. 3 & 146
661-1216
Larry's Yesterday Antiques
& Collectibles
615 Ferry Street
METROPOLIS
Merchants on Market
Country Music Memorabilia
718 Market St.
524-5500
JONESBORO
From the Heart Flowers & Gifts
202 Public Square
833-9222
Back of the Closet
205 1/2 W. 6th Street
524-3551 See ad pg. 34
Mayberry Music & Sound
310 Broad Street
1-800-993-6136
Mon-Sat 9-5
Bittersweet Florist & Gifts
319 Ferry Street
524-2926 See ad pg. 34
Briarbank Ridge Primitives & Gifts
264-5022
Bliss Bodyworks
1201 E. 5th Street
524-8222 See ad pg. 34
MAKANDA
Cherished Impressions
606 Market Street
524-3196 See ad pg. 34
Giant City Lodge Gift Shop
457-4921 See ad pg. 61
Curves Fitness for Women
727 E. 12th, Suite B
524-2797 See ad pg. 34
Dress It Up
905 E. 5th Street
524-1414 See ad pg. 34
Lillie’s Hallmark
606 Market Street
524-4111 See ad pg. 34
Annie's Deja Vu
617 Market Street
KARBER'S RIDGE
ANTIQUES & OTHER SHOPPING
Linda Lence
Real Estate
The Best Team In Town!
Rose Clare Craft & Antique Mall
285-7030
VIENNA
From the Past Antiques
118 N. Fourth
658-2097
This -N-That
Rt. 45 & 146
658-9776
Rainbow Flowers
6037 S. US 45
564-2497 See ad pg. 34
Sisters Shoppe
1105 E. 5th Street
524-9828 See ad pg. 34
1102 Rendezvous
1102 E. 5th Street
524-8696 See ad pg. 34
ROSICLARE
Flower Basket Flowers
& Gifts
285-3518
The Chocolate Factory
Rt. 146
949-3829 See ad pg. 45
Full Line of Great Western Wear!
Located in Union County • Serving All of Southernmost Illinois
618-833-5599 800-704-5666
RESIDENTIAL
• COMMERCIAL• •FARMS
FARMS
RESIDENTIAL
• COMMERCIAL
156 E. Vienna St. • Anna, IL 62906
www.lindalence.com • linda@lindalence.com
Broker/Owner: Linda Lence CRS, GRI
Carhartt • Redwing • Boots • Jeans
Shirts • Hats • Accessories
e 113 W. Davie St, Anna, IL • (618) 833-5245 y
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www.rendlemanorchards.com 618-893-2771
Hours: Mon-Sat 9-5 • Sun 12-5 (July - Dec)
PEACHES, NECTARINES, APPLES, WATERMELON, CANTALOUPE, SWEET CORN,
TOMATOES, JAMS, JELLIES, PICKLED ITEMS, BAKING MIXES, SNACK MIXES, MUMS,
PUMPKINS, CIDER, CANDLES, LINENS, GIFT BASKETS, APPLE GIFT BOXES & MORE.
9680 State Rt. 127 N. • Alto Pass, IL 62905
11 mi. South of Murphysboro & 1 1/2 mi. North of Alto Pass on Hwy. 127
Fort Massac
State Park
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ntrepid
travelers
to
Southernmost Illinois won’t
want to pass through without visiting the lush scenery and
rich history abundant at Fort
Massac State Park. The park,
established in 1908 and the oldest of its kind in Illinois, offers a
bounty of outdoor entertainment
from picnicking, camping and
hiking to hunting and fishing. Fort
Massac also gives visitors a
unique look back into the history
of the land and its people dating
back to the first military encampment in the area, the French-built
Fort De L’Ascension constructed
in 1757, and beyond.
The fort was renamed Massiac
after a French diplomat. Eventually
the British would claim the area,
thus providing the backdrop for
Colonel George Rogers Clark’s
landmark victory in 1778 in which
he took the territory for the United
States. A statue of Clark still
stands at the site today as the
Colonel looks out over the
mighty Ohio River.
A replica of an 1802 American
fort now stands near the site of
the original fort. (The current
replica replaces one constructed
in the 1970s but torn down in
2000.) The current fort, nestled
near the bank of the Ohio, takes
visitors back to an era when pioneer life was dominant and the
United States was in its infancy.
Each year over one hundred
thousand visitors flock to the
park for the annual Fort Massac
Encampment. Reenactors from
across the country converge to
replicate life in early post-revolutionary America. Dressed in
the garb of the day and living
without technological advantage, these weekend time travelers sell food cooked over
campfires as well as a wide variety of handmade crafts and
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goods. Here one might see a
woman in Native American
attire chatting with a British
general over fry bread and
turkey legs. The day’s festivities
climax in elaborate recreations
of historical battles in which
reenactors, using muskets and
cannons
equipped
with
pyrotechnic effects, engage in
mock combat at the fort.
Fort Massac State Park also
offers covered picnic shelters,
facilities for vehicular campsites,
traditional camping, hiking trails
and some hunting access. A
public boat ramp provides
anglers access to ample bullhead, carp, catfish, crappie, drum
and largemouth bass fishing.
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The Great
River Road
T
he Great River Road
stretches from East
Dubuque to the north
and Cairo to the south. The 570mile byway meanders along the
Mississippi River through 18
counties and traces the broad
waterway along upland meadows, dense forests, limestone
bluffs and cypress swamps.
In the southern tip of Illinois,
follow Rt 3 along riverside flatlands edging the timeworn hills
of the Shawnee National Forest.
At Thebes, an 1845 courthouse
overlooks the river. According to
Ohio River Scenic
Byway Illinois
T
he Ohio River National
Scenic Byway, a 967-mile
tri-state byway, is the
only one in the nation to link
together three national forests –
Wayne in Ohio, Hoosier in Indiana,
and Shawnee in Illinois. Illinois is
home to 188-miles of this magnificent byway and the route is well
marked with the ‘Ohio River
Scenic Byway’signage.
Motorists who seek a more
relaxing pace, away from the
crowded highways and interstates, need to exit off the fast
lane and merge onto the Ohio
local lore, Abraham Lincoln practiced law here. Dred Scott, a slave
whose Supreme Court case was
one of the factors leading to the
Civil War, slept in the courthouse
jail. 7 miles south of Thebes, near
Olive Branch is Horseshoe Lake
Conservation area. At the very
southern tip of Illinois is Fort
Defiance Park, where you can
see a rippling line where the
Ohio’s blue waters meet the
broad, brown Mississippi. From
this spot, General Ulysses S.
Grant launched his army into
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It’s easy to get here from Interstates 57 or 24.
We’re less than three hours from St. Louis,
Memphis, Nashville, or Evansville; less than
four hours from Springfield and Indianapolis;
and less than six hours from Chicago.
Wine Country
I
llinois wine country has
been a popular, and widening, spot on the map
because of the growth in the
winemaking industry and support of the local grape growers'
booming businesses.
What few wine connoisseurs
realize, though, is that Illinois
had already claimed honors as
the fourth largest grape-producing state by the early 1900's.
If that wasn't impressive
enough, no less than one-quarter of the wine produced in the
United States came from good
old Land of Lincoln as well.
Today Illinois still enjoys a
relatively high ranking - twelfth
- in the wine-producing states.
With wine-making on the rise
all across the US, Illinois is
experiencing heightened interest, appreciation, and sales of
the product.
Thanks to support from the
Illinois Grape and Wine
Resources Council and the
Illinois Grape Growers and
Vintners Association, the state's
original five wineries of 1990
have blossomed to nearly ten
times the number this year,
with nearly fifty wineries producing their own special craft.
What's more, the wine produced in this region is serious
stuff, having won awards in state,
national, and international competitions. Even some of the best
California winemakers were
topped by Illinois contenders.
Welcome to wine country.
Enjoy!
A
ttractio ns
Southernmost Illinoisans are
proud of their heritage and invite
travelers to experience the variety of
attractions that make the area our
favorite place.
A long and distinguished list of
wineries are open to visitors, and
several local orchards sell fresh
produce directly from their source.
Farmer’s Markets abound, Harrah's
riverboat casino brings life to
Metropolis, and the Chocolate
Factory of Golconda makes the
finest confections.
WINERIES & ORCHARDS
ALTO PASS
Alto Vineyards
Off Rt. 127
893-4898 See ad pgs. 30, 31
www.altovineyards.net
This 10-acre hillside vineyard has
over 6,000 vines that have produced
delectable wines since 1988. These
wines have captured over 150 medals
over the past few years. Wine tasting
and purchasing are available. Group
tours are available by appointment.
Refer to the Calendar of Events section, pg. 41, to check dates for their
spectacular wine festivals.
Hedman Vineyards
& Peach Barn Café
560 Chestnut Street, Alto Pass
893-4923 or 618-521-2506
www.peachbarn.com
See ad pgs. 30, 31
Hedman Orchards and Vineyards is
located in the rolling hills of beautiful
Alto Pass. You are welcome to sip a
glass of wine sitting outdoors overlooking our pond, or indoors in our
cafe’ - featuring authentic Swedish
cuisine, where you also can browse
through our Scandinavian gift shop.
Stay overnight in our B&B suite.Winery
open 7 days a week; Café hours: Sat.
10-7, Sun 12-5.Reservations welcome,
after hours or for groups of 10 or more.
Inheritance Valley Vineyards
5490 IL Hwy. 127
893-6141 See ad pgs. 30, 31
Open April-Dec: Wed.-Sun. 12-5;
Jan.-March: Fri.-Sun. 12-5
Rendleman Orchards
Farm Market
Off Rt. 127
893-2771See ad pg. 33
www.rendlemanorchards.com
Unique Farm Market located at
the centennial family orchard offering peaches and nectarines from
July - Aug., and apples from Sept. Dec.Various other seasonal produce
such as blueberries, cantaloupe,
watermelon, sweet corn, tomatoes,
turnips, sweet potatoes, pumpkins,
mums & cider available along with
jams, jellies, pickles, salsas, dips,
soups, syrups, butters, fudges, candles, linens & more. Mon. - Sat. 8 a.m.
- 5 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Von Jakob Vineyard
30 State Rt. 127 North
893-4600 See ad pgs. 30, 31
vonjakobvineyard.com
Open May - September: Mon - Fri
10 am-5 pm; Sat 10 am-6 pm; Sun
12 pm-6 pm; October - April: Mon Sat 10 am-5 pm; Sun 12 pm-5 pm
ANNA
Boyd’s Orchards
675 Sadler Rd., Anna
833-5533
Open July - August with fresh
peaches and goodies.
BELKNAP
Cache River Basin Vineyard
& Winery
315 Forman Lane, Belknap
658-2274 See ad pgs. 4, 43
www.crbwinery.com
Wine-tasting,great restaurant, hay
rides, murder mystery dinners, weddings, showers, and special events.
Sample seyval, vidal, chardonnel and
other wines produced by vintner Jack
Dunker. Located on Forman Lane
near Heron Pond. To place order or
make reservations call 618-658-7023
or www.crbwinery.com.
COBDEN
Flamm’s Orchard & Fruits
& Cream Stand
Old Rt. 51
(3 mi. north of Cobden)
893-4241
With fresh-picked apples from
August through October and
peaches from July through
September, and strawberries from
May through June. Flamm’s offers a
wide variety of fruit and homegrown vegetables available at their
retail store. The store is open from
May 1 through November with
hours from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily.
Owl Creek Vineyard
2655 Water Valley Road
893-2557 See ad pgs. 30, 31
www.owlcreekvineyard.com
Located on the Shawnee Hills
Wine Trail between Carbondale and
Anna. 4 1/2 miles from Giant City
Park and the Makanda Boardwalk.
We offer free wine tasting and great
picnic areas. Open March-Dec: Mon.Fr. 10-5, Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-5; Jan.-Feb:
Fri.-Sun. 12-5, Mon.-Thurs. by chance.
Rustle Hill Winery
8595 US Hwy. 51 N.
893-2700 See ad pgs. 30, 31, 41
www.rustlehillwinery.com
Open daily from noon to 6pm,
and to 9pm Fri-Sun. Amphitheater,
and cabins for rent.
Starview Vineyards
5100 Winghill Road
893-WINE See ad pgs. 30, 31
www.starviewvineyards.com
The newest member of the
Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, StarView
Vineyards offers estate grown and
bottled wines. Sit on our large deck
or indoors by the fireplace and
enjoy views of the vineyards, ponds,
and the expansive views of the
Southern Illinois Hills. Host private
parties or check the website for
events. Free wine tasting, tours, and
gift shop. Hrs: May-Oct: Mon.-Fri. 125, Sat. 10-dusk, Sun. 12-dusk; Nov.April: Sun.-Fri. 12-5, Sat. 10-6
GLENDALE
Hogg Hollow Winery
From state road 147 go south
1/2 mile on 145 turn East on
Old Glendale Rd. Go 1/4 mile,
Glendale.
695-WINE (9463) See ad pgs. 4, 45
Pope County’s 1st winery.
Featuring local Illinois artists and free
wine tasting of 100% Illinois grape
wine, ‘Come wine with us’. Wed. - Fri.
from 3 to 7p.m., Sat. from noon to
7p.m. and Sun. from noon to 5p.m.
GOREVILLE
Eastman Orchard & Fruit Market
Big Red Shed on Rt. 37
(2 miles north of Goreville)
995-2118
September through November,
Open 7 days a week, 8 to 5. Apples
and peaches, homemade apple butter and cider.
MAKANDA
Blue Sky Vineyard
3150 S. Rocky Comfort Rd.
995-9463 See ad pgs. 28, 29, 30, 31, 43
Whether sipping a glass of wine from
our patio or exploring our 12-acre vineyard, we’re sure you will cherish your
Tuscan retreat in one of our 2 suites
located just above the winery in the
heart of the Shawnee National Forest.
Orlandini Vineyard
Rocky Comfort Rd.
995-2307 See ad pgs. 30, 31
On the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail.
Orlandini Vineyard is located on one of
southern Illinois' highest ridge tops,
deep in the heart of the Shawnee.
METROPOLIS
Bremer’s Orchard
5446 Orchard Rd.
524-5783
Peaches and nectarines from
June to August 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
TUNNEL HILL
Bella Terra Winery
755 Parker City Rd.
Creal Springs, IL 62922
658-8882 See ad pg. 4
www.bellaterrawinery.com
Bella Terra Winery is nestled in
the beautiful surroundings of
Johnson County. Scenic view of
ponds, trees, and our vineyard we
provide the perfect setting for sipping wines or celebrating special
occasions. We offer food and activities for the whole family. You can
play bocce ball, throw a game of
washers, watch your favorite team
on T.V., or just relax under a tree
and enjoy the breeze.The manicured grounds of Bella Terra Winery
combined with beautiful shade
trees create a striking backdrop for
any occasion. Member of the
Southern Illinois Wine Trail. Open
Daily 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Windy Hill Vineyard & Winery
2955 Creal Springs Rd, Creal Springs
996-3304 See ad pg. 4
Member of the Southern Illinois
Wine Trail.
ATTRACTIONS
WINERIES & ORCHARDS
VIENNA
Shawnee Winery
200 Commercial St.
888-659-wine See ad pgs. 4, 40
www.shawneewinery.com
Open 10-5, 7 days a week.
Shawnee Winery offers one of the
largest tasting rooms in Southern
Illinois, so please don’t hesitate to
try our local wines made right here
at the winery. Our staff will be
happy to answer any questions you
may have about our winery and the
wines of Southern Illinois.
FARM MARKETS, U-PICKS
& AGRITOURISM SITES
Farmer’s Markets:
April – October
Every Thurs. Farmers Market
(Hardin Co) 4-7:30p.m.,
May - Sept. Elizabethtown
Every Sat. Farmers Market
(Pope Co) 7 a.m. to noon,
Golconda court house lawn.
Every Sat.& Wed. Farmers
Market (Johnson Co) 8 a.m. to
2 p.m., Vienna Park.
Every Sat. Farmers Market
(Massac Co) 8 a.m. to Noon,
On West 6th between Market &
Ferry, Metropolis
Every Tues. Farmers Market
(Union Co) 8 a.m. to noon,
Shawnee College, Hwy. 146 Anna
Darn Hot Peppers Farm Store
825 Vines Rd.
893-1443 See ad pg. 18
Salsa, chipotles, spicy jellies,
spices and many more chili products, plus 21 varieties of fresh peppers in season. Thurs-Sat 1-6p.m.
ANNA
DONGOLA
Bob’s Shrimp and Trout Farm
1 1/2 miles west of Jonesboro
on Hwy. 146, 833-6409
Rainbow Trout fishing in March
& April, no fishing license required,
poles and bait available and special rates for groups. Call for reservations.
Fragrant Fields
Herb & Perennial Nursery
2460 Swan Pond Rd.
827-4999
a 20 year old working herb and
perennial plant nursery offering over
200 varieties of common and uncommon plants. Sip a glass of famous
lemonade as you view the gardens
and ask the pros about growing
plants. Feed the catfish in the pond,
and see what has flown into the wetland. Gift items and garden decor are
available. Follow the signs from
Dongola. Hours: 9 to 4 Tues. - Sun.
March 15-July 15 and Sept.15-Oct.15.
BUNCOMBE
Allen Christmas Tree Farm
2695 Allen Rd.
658-5678
Nov. 28-Dec. 20, Mon-Sat 9-4:30 &
Sun 1 - 4:30 Choose & cut Christmas
trees; fresh made wreaths & gifts.
COBDEN
Blueberry Hill Farm
New Hwy 51
893-2397
U-Pick strawberries, blueberries
and blackberries in season. May July 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Gateway to
Southern
Illinois
Wine Country
JONESBORO
Hummingbird Hill
2885 State Rt. 127 N., Cobden
833-7127
The home of Bill & Paula Stairs
has 40 hummingbird feeders, filled 3
times a day. See over 1000 birds.
Visit weekends from June 1st to Aug.
31st. Weekdays by appt. This home
is on the tour of the Hummingbird
Festival, held annually the 1st weekend of August.
METROPOLIS
Faughn Farms
3059 Old Marion Rd.
524-8383
Locally grown medicinal and culinary fresh and dried herbs. Pamela
Faughn is a certified family herbalist.
For info on tours, rates or seminars,
call 524-8383.Open by appointment.
OHIO RIVER
ATTRACTIONS
CAVE IN ROCK
Cave-In-Rock Free Ferry
Ride the only Illinois Ferry crossing
the Ohio River and view the lifestyle
of our Kentucky Amish neighbors.
ELIZABETHTOWN
Shawnee Queen River Taxi
See ad pg. 40
Enjoy a scenic trip on the Ohio
River. The Shawnee Queen River Taxi
THE SHAWNEE QUEEN
RIVER TAXI
Enjoy a Scenic Trip on the Ohio River!
COUPON:
2 Adults
Can Ride for the
Price of 1!
OPERATING 2ND TUESDAY OF MAY - NOV 1
TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
Hours:
Mon - Sat 10am-6pm;
Sun 12-6pm
200 Commercial St,
Vienna, IL
I-24 & Rt 146
1-888-659-WINE shawneewinery.com
Board at any of these Historic River Towns:
GOLCONDA • ROSICLARE
ELIZABETHTOWN
CAVE IN ROCK
Reservations Required.
Call 877-667-6119 or visit www.ridesmtd.com
We can accommodate up to 48 passengers and are equipped with wheelchair securements,
an ADA accessible restroom and bicycle racks.
*Coupon not good with other special fares or discount and is not valid at special marketing events.
Expires 10/30/10
offers one-way and round trips on
the Ohio. See historic rivers towns in
Hardin Co. Watch barge traffic move
along the river and take in picturesque views while on the
Shawnee Queen. The Shawnee
Queen is the only passenger vessel
that provides trips along the Ohio
River in Illinois. Stops at each town
along the way allow passengers to
visit small river towns and then reboard as the river taxi makes its trip
back.
ROSICLARE
Rosiclare River Walk
Located in the Rosiclare City Park,
the River Walk offers spectacular
views of the Ohio River and entertainment for the entire family. The
walk is handicapped accessible with
benches for those who want to rest
and enjoy the view.
SHELTERVILLE
San Damiano See ad pg. 71
Be inspired by this place of rest,
relaxation, recreation and retreat.
Enjoy the peaceful gardens and vistas overlooking the Ohio River.
CASINO ACTION
Harrah’s Metropolis Casino
100 E. Front St.
800-929-5905 See ad pg. 38
www.harrahsmetropolis.com
At Harrah’s Metropolis Casino,
we’ve taken entertainment to a
whole new level. Enjoy many stateof-the-art games in our luxurious
casino, including over 1,100 slots
and 25 exciting table games. And,
while you’re here, experience fine
dining in our four restaurants. The
Range Steakhouse offers a tantalizing selection of premium steaks,
succulent seafood and savory
chicken. Fresh buffet features a
large variety of salads, American,
Asian and Italian selections as well
as decadent desserts. Ace’s Diner
features 50’s style food and fun
while The Rivercrest serves up
breakfast favorites inside the hotel
complex. Harrah’s Metropolis
Casino’s new 258-room hotel contains a 12,000 square foot multipurpose event center that seats
1200 concert style and up to 800
banquet style. Casino opens at 9
a.m. seven days a week.
METROPOLIS
shop open seven days a week from 9
a.m. - 6 p.m. Admission charged for
museum.Gift shop admission is free.
Superman Statue
Superman Sq./Market St. & 5th St.
This famous 15-foot bronze figure
overlooks the uptown area of the city
and replaced the original statue in
1993. Visitors enjoy having photos
made with this famed “Man of Steel.”
Free admission.
Superman Cut-outs
Hardly a day goes by in Metropolis
when someone doesn’t have their picture made behind a cut-out of
Superman or Lois Lane. They can be
found at several stores and businesses
around town. Strike a pose and say
cheese!
Kryptonite
Third & Ferry St.
What’s green, comes from outer
space and is dangerous to
Superman? No, not a mutant space
toad, but the element Kryptonite. A
large Kryptonite meteorite is located
on the southwest corner of Third and
Ferry Streets.
Americana Hollywood
Museum & Gift Store
Ferry St, next to Harrah’s Casino
524-5975
An amazing tribute to America’s
most famous Hollywood icons, features life-size figures, wardrobes, costumes, movie props, posters, dolls,
statues and rare celebrity collectibles
from around the world.Open 7 days a
week 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission
charged for museum. Gift shop
admission is free.
SUPERMAN SITES
Super Museum
Superman Square/517 Market St.
524-5518
www.supermuseum.com
The Super Museum houses thousands of items related to the Mythical
Caped Hero from the Big Green
Planet. The museum is filled with a
$2.5 million collection spanning 60
years, honoring the most famous
hero of all time. Museum and gift
WINERY
Lunch, Appetizers & Dinner
Metropolis Chamber of Commerce
607 Market St.
Visitors to the Metropolis Chamber
of Commerce will see Superman
memorabilia and photos of the days
when Metropolis, Illinois first became
the “Official Home of Superman.”
CABINS
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Hungry? Then be sure to check
out Southernmost Illinois’ best spots
to sample the local flavors. Whether
you’re in search of a quick stop for
lunch (The Palace Pizzeria in Cobden
has won national awards for it’s cal-
one (Hedman vineyards offers
gourmet Swedish cuisine).
Southernmost Illinois boasts a
traditionally diverse population
who know good food, so prepare
yourself for the taste of award-winning Bar-B-Que, authentic Mexican
cuisine, and fresh, locally-raised fish
and game.
BELKNAP
RESTAURANTS
& CAFÉS
Wineaux’s at
Cache River Basin
Winery
315 Forman Ln.
658-2274 See ad pg. 43
ALTO PASS
Northwest Passage
Root Beer Saloon
Main St.
893-1634
Hedman Vineyards
& Café
893-4923 See ad pgs.30,31
Grammer’s Market
893-2490
ANNA
Brick House Grill
308 S. Main St.
833-5367
Burger King
1735 E. Vienna
833-2978
BROOKPORT
Dairy Queen Brazier
138 E. Vienna
833-2171
Davis Pastry Shop
206 S. Main
833-2161
Bear Branch
Restaurant
672-4249
C-Infinity Event
Center & Catering
220 S. Front St.
893-2916
El Jalapeno
101 Leigh Ave.
833-9288
The Minnow Bucket
8501 Unionville Rd.
564-2230
Snack Shack
307 Oak St.
Kentucky Fried
Chicken & Taco Bell
602 E. Vienna
833-7921
CAIRO
E’Town River
Restaurant
287-2333
Andy’s Drive-In
2308 Sycamore
734-4120
Kandies
Subs & Sweets
287-5500
Chris’s Café
Rt. 37 N.
734-9880
Ms. Lizzie’s
287-3663
Mac & Jenny’s Pizza
322 S. Main
833-3674
McDonald’s
508 E. Vienna
833-7922
Pizza Villa
108 Lafayette
833-4041
King’s Wok
214 S. Main
833-7552
EDDYVILLE
Grandma’s Home
Cooking
315 Ohio St.
Pizza Hut
Hwy. 146 & 51
833-4555
Country Cupboard
169 E. Vienna
833-1640
COBDEN
Rose Garden
Hwy. 146
661-1644
Hardee’s
140 E. Vienna
833-3980
Mom's Place
Jct. I-57 & Rt. 146
833-4141
Dino's Too Family
Restaurant
145 W. Vienna
833-4722
GeeJays
289-5000
Kaylors, at Cave In
Rock Lodge
289-4545 See ad pg. 8
Dairy Hut
1814 Washington
734-1266
Nu Diner
300 Washington
734-2373
Shemwell’s
Barbecue
1102 Washington
734-0165
Sonic
215 E. Vienna
833-1818
The Blue Boar
Kratzinger Hollow Rd.
800-440-4489
833-7788
The Depot
124 W. Davie
833-7124
Trail of Tears
Junction
148 Leigh Dr.
833-5433
Taqueria Pequeña
(Little House of Tacos)
893-1353
The Palace Pizzeria
215 N.
Appleknocker Dr.
893-4415
Yellow Moon
Coffee House
110 Front Street
893-2394
Chuckwagon
Café & Saloon
2 blocks East of
Hwy. 37
657-2684
Turf Pizza
105 8th St.
734-0373
CAVE IN ROCK
Bri-onna’s
289-2880
Dutton’s Café
289-3269
ELIZABETHTOWN
Main Street Diner
285-8800
CYPRESS
Subway
146 & Lick Creek
833-5049
Shawnee Restaurant
& Lounge
672-4790
Town & Country
287-2611
GOLCONDA
Dari Bar
683-4878
Phoenix Pizza
S. Adams St.
684-4444
Sweetwater Saloon
Main St.
683-9932
The Riverport
319 E. Main St.
683-2602
Delaney's
213 S. Broadway
995-2602
The Old Home Place
845 S Broadway
995-9950
GRAND CHAIN
Grand Chain
Lodge & Restaurant
Lighthouse Lane
634-9411
HEROD
Family Fun Foods
264-7181
Harbison’s
264-2091
JONESBORO
Cerro de la Silla
White Horse Inn
Public Square
833-8833
Dixie Barbeque
250 W. Broad
833-6437
Four Corners
Restaurant
Public Square
833-4828
JR’s
Public Square
833-3657
Trail of Tears Lodge
1575 Fair City Rd.
833-8697
GOREVILLE
DONGOLA
Dad’s Pizza
400 S. Broadway
995-2200
The Barn Shoppe
102 S. Garden St.
827-3031
Sub Shack
304 W. Collins
995-1457
KARNAK
EAST CAPE
Longhorn
Restaurant
448 Rt. 37
995-9575
Tony’s Family
Restaurant
Rt 37 and Karnak Rd.
634-9634
Babe’s Fish Wagon
661-1115
All telephone numbers listed within this section are in the 618 area code unless otherwise noted .
Our Place Deli & Pizza
Hwy. 169
634-9494
Duncan's Steak
House
2110 E 5th St.
524-2255
MAKANDA
Duncan's Too
1100 E 5th St.
524-3377
Bogey's
Stone Creek Golf
Course
351-4653
Giant City Lodge
457-4921 See ad pg. 61
MCCLURE
Butch’s Americana
Café inside Fox’s Fleas
Rt. 146 & Rt. 3
661-1216
METROPOLIS
Ace’s Diner
Located in Harrah’s
Casino
888-263-6020
Big Daddy’s BBQ
310 W. 10th St.
524-2430
Bill’s BBQ
1105 E. 7th
524-2503
China House Buffet
1201 E. 8th St.
524-8860
Cubby Bears Pizza
101 W. 10th
524-4644
El Tequila
1407 E. 5th
524-3017
Farley’s Cafeteria
613 Market
524-7226
Hardee’s
601 Ferry St.
524-2536
Huddle
House
2105 E. Fifth St.
524-4179
Kentucky
Fried
Chicken
1215 E. 8th
524-7676
Smallman’s Family
Restaurant
Intersection of I-24
& U.S. 45
524-9939
The Range
Steakhouse
Harrah’s Metropolis
Casino
800-935-0050
Sonic Drive In
1403 E. 5th St.
524-7973
Waffle Hut
I-24 & US Hwy. 45
524-8204
Willy Jak’s
323 Ferry St.
524-5525
MOUND CITY
McDonald’s
1545 E. 5th
524-1097
Afton’s Place
310 Main St.
748-9335
Dairy Queen
401 E. 5th
524-5454
Pizza HutWingstreet
Hwy. 45 at I-24
524-3820
Diamond Lil’s
810 W 10th St.
524-5106
Quizno's
5570 E. 5th St.
524-9939
South Paw Donuts
1400 W. 10th St.
524-3838
Rivercrest
Harrah’s Hotel
888-263-6020
Subway
910 E. 5th
524-4636
Rube’s
701 W. 10th
524-1048
Taco Bell Express
910A E. 5th
524-9338
Dippin’ Dots
Superman Square
522-3687
Fresh Buffet
Inside Harrah’s
Metropolis Casino
888-263-6020
Domino’s Pizza
501 W. 10th St.
524-5111
Frog’s on 7th
204 W. Seventh St.
524-5100
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DINING
MOUNDS
The Lunch Box
102 S. Blanche
745-6501
The Mounds Diner
212 First St.
745-6485
OLMSTEAD
Lynda's Family
Diner
106 North Front St.
742-6000
LOCATED ON THE GROUNDS OF CACHE RIVER BASIN WINERY
Outstanding Wines, Fine Food, Classy Entertainment & Quality Music
JOIN US FOR LUNCH OR DINNER
Friday: 4:30-9pm • Saturday: Noon-9pm
Sunday: Noon-5pm
315 Forman Ln, Belknap, IL 618.658.2274
A Taste of Tuscany
• TWO SUITES
• BANQUET FACILITIES
• GIFT SHOP
• DELICIOUS MENU
Discover Blue Sky
Vineyard where time
with friends and
exquisite wines create memories worthy
of Blue Sky Days!
Check out our menu and
schedule of events online! crbwinery.com
3150 S. Rocky Comfort Rd, Makanda, IL • (618) 995-WINE
Winery Hours of Operation:
Mon-Sat: 10am - 6pm; Sunday: 1pm - 5pm
Monday - Thursday 10am - 6:30pm • Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 7:30pm • Sunday 12pm - 7pm
DINING
OTHER LOCAL FLAVORS
RESTAURANTS
& CAFÉS
COBDEN
OLIVE BRANCH
Kozy Korner
Rt. 3
776-8396
ULLIN
Ouida’s
East Side Dr.
Horseshoe Lake
776-8380
Triple ‘E’ BBQ
I-57, Exit 18
845-3777
PULASKI
Big Boys
Old Rt. 146
658-9091
E & O Rib House
175 N. Chestnut St.
342-6895
SIMPSON
Bay Creek Ranch
695-2670
VIENNA
Gambit
Gambit Golf Club
658-6020
TAMMS
Dairy Queen Brazier
Rt. 146
658-8862
L & S BBQ
250 Russell St.
747-9262
Dolly’s Place
Rt. 146
658-9006
Mitchell’s BBQ
705 Front St.
747-9392
Family Pizza
On Square
658-9025
Jumbo Char-n-Grill
107 Red Bud Rd.
658-4218
McDonald’s
707 E. Vine St.
658-7086
Newt’s Pizza
Rt. 146 E.
658-6398
Ned’s Shed
Rt. 45 South
658-9507
Great Boars of Fire
Banquet Facility
Kratzinger Hollow Rd., Cobden
(north of Anna) 833-5858 See ad pg.29
www.greatboarsoffire.com
8,000sq. ft. facility which can
seat more than 300, a large commercial kitchen, bar and dressing
rooms. Complete catering service
offering BBQ, prime rib, seafood,
beef, pork and chicken dishes.
DIXON SPRINGS
Chocolate Factory
On Illinois Hwy.146 across from
949-3829 See ad pg. 45
Assorted chocolates, ice cream,
cake decorating supplies and
chocolate molding supplies. 9 to 5
Mon.-Sat. 1:30 to 5 on Sun.
METROPOLIS
South Paw Donuts
1400 W. 10th
524-3838
GOREVILLE
Teapot Cottage Enterprises
102 Sidney Lane
995-2491
If you are celebrating a special
birthday, wedding, anniversary;
having a club meeting; or just
want to have a great time, plan a
tea party with Dixie Terry. Parties
with games, favors and gourmet
specialties as well as high teas for
small groups are possible.
Shawnee Grill
Rt 45N, Country
Gardens Plaza
658-4500
Subway
104 Red Bud Lane
658-SUBS
Southern Illinois
Electric Cooperative
7420 US 51 South
Dongola, IL 62926
www.siec.coop
618-827-3555
Fax: 618-827-3585
The Cooperative Difference
Only your electric co-op makes every customer an owner of the business.
Unlike other electric utilities, your co-op exists to make sure your needs are
always met, not to make a profit. And since every electric co-op is locally
owned and operated, your co-op is always there with you, reinvesting in your
community. That's why in an electric co-op, the people have the power.
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THE IRISH INN
A Wee Bit of Europe in the Shawnee National Forest.
Beautiful Suites. Full Irish Breakfast.
Elope to the Irish Inn!
Fiber Optic Wi-Fi. Children & Pet Friendly.
Located on 600 Soloman Lane off
Trigg Tower Rd., Ozark, IL 62972-0097
618-695-3355 or 618-695-LOVE
HOGG HOLLOW WINERY
We're a family owned and operated winery
located in Pope County. Red, White, Sweet, Dry,
Bottled Cyrus Sangria. Come wine with us.
Open Fri 4-7; Sat 12-7; Sun 12-5
Located just off Highway 145 near Glendale
between Dixon Springs and Eddyville
Winery: 618-695-WINE (9463)
Appointments 618-521-0307
irishinn@lycos.com
http://irishinn.tripod.com/
hogg1@shawneelink.net
www.hogghollowwinery.com
Carrier
Mills
45
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145
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Harrisburg
LAKE GLENDALE STABLES
“Rustic” Lodging & Horse Back Riding
in the Heart of the Shawnee National Forest.
One Hour to Unlimited Riding Packages.
Gentle Horses, All Levels of Experience.
Open Year Round.
Located Between Dixon Springs and
Glendale on Lake Glendale Road.
201A Lake Glendale Road
618-949-3737
www.lakeglendalestables.com
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Horse Rental • Trail Guiding Service • RV Rental
Guided Hourly to Full-day Rates. Vacation Packages.
Reservations Appreciated. Open Daily.
Ride Year Round. Welcome Riders, Hunters, Hikers!
Located on Henry Hicks Rd. off Highway 34,
Herod, IL 62947
618-264-8064 or 866-439-8149
GPS Coordinates: N37 32.431 W88 25.864
www.shawneetrailsend.com
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THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
Gourmet Chocolates & Candies Made On Site!
Ice Cream • Sodas • Souvenirs • & more!
Open Mon-Sat 9am-5pm
Located on Rt. 146, Between Vienna & Golconda
Across from Dixon Springs State Park
1-877-949-3829 or 618-949-3829
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200+ Electric Water & 100 Primitive Campsites
with Tether Line, Hitching Rails, or On-site Stalls
Modern Restroom / Shower House
Large Arena / New 12 & 8 Stall Barns
Hayloft Dining/Dance Area
Six Large Fishing Ponds
RR 1 Box 37A, Herod, IL
618-264-2141
www.34ranch.com
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Events
Festivals
S
ing the summer months.
Car shows, tractor shows
and wine festivals draw fans
and onlookers from all over
the region in early fall, and
open houses, parades, and dinners keep locals and travelers
alike occupied throughout the
winter months.
Many festivals in the region
are unique to the area, such as
the Superman Celebration in
Metropolis, home of the
comic-book character.
The Cobden Peach Festival
grows every year and has arts
outhernmost Illinois is
actively getting people
together for every reason
imaginable.
Quilters and Red Hatters
will have a chance to socialize
with like-minded friends in
April, and the River to River
Relay draws hundreds of runners to the region.
There are numerous places
to watch a spectacular fireworks show in July, and
farmer’s markets have become
a popular Saturday morning
occasion in many places dur-
Annual Custom &
Classic Car Show
Aug. 6-7, 2010
Oct. 3, 2010
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Oct. 1-3, 2010
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Makanda
Shrimp Festival
Fall Fest
trail
Cobden Peach
Festival
best social occasions in the
Midwest, and we welcome one
and all to join in the fun.
Find detailed information
about events and festivals on
the following pages.
and crafts, baked goods, and
music.
The scenery combined with
tradition and the wonderful
people in the area come
together to create some of the
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Color Fest
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Ware
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Anna
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Strawberry Day
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May 15, 2010
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Oct. 23, 2010
June 10-13, 2010
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Aug. 14-15, 2010
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Oct. 9 - 10, 2010
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Nov. 18-20, 2010
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Oct. 16-17, 2010
River Boat
Days
Cache River
Days
Living History Weekends
Oct. 1-3, 2010
Sept. 10-12, 2010
Every Month
All information was accurate at the time this guide was printed. Please call the event's phone number ahead of time to verify details.
More events may have been planned since the printing of this guide.
To search events in the southernmost Illinois area, visit www.southernmostillinois.com
JANUARY
2
Southern Illinois Spinners and
Weavers Guild in the visitor center at
Ft Massac State Park, Metropolis. 10am
– 3:30. Spinners and Weavers are welcome to participate. 618- 524-9321
9
Massiac Marines, French and
Indian War period reenactors present a living history program at Fort
Massac, Metropolis. 10am - 4pm. 618524-9321
15-16
The Osmond Brothers,
Best of Branson series at Harrah’s
Riverfront Event Center. 8pm Jan. 15,
2pm & 8pm Jan. 16. 1-888-512-SHOW.
22-23
The Moe Bandy Show,
Best of Branson series at Harrah’s
Riverfront Event Center. 8pm both
nights. 1-888-512-SHOW.
22-23
Shawnee Hills Writers
Retreat (Union Co) Trail of Tears
Lodge, Jonesboro. Writers from
across the region gather to write
together and alone, share the writing
craft, and perhaps create a publishable anthology. Meals available. For
information or reservations, call
Joanne Blakley, Anna Arts Center, 618
697-6285
28 Frog & Toad Survey, Cache
River Wetlands Center, 8885 Hwy. 37,
Cypress 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Volunteers,
armed with rubber boots, clip boards
and data sheets, venture out into the
evening to conduct frog and toad surveys as part of a statewide monitoring
program. A volunteer orientation to
learn how to get involved with this
worthwhile effort! (618) 657-2064.
program in Fort Massac, Metropolis.
10 to 4. 618-524-9321.
27 P.A.S.T.
Indoor
Winter
MarketPlace, (Union Co)8:30-1:30 in
the lower gym, A-J High School, South
Main St.,Anna.Enter at back of building.
Booth space with table may be rented
for “fleas”,crafts,food,and miscellaneous
for $25. (With electricity, $30.) Call 618833-8427 or 833-8847 for info. Lunch
will be served. www.pastonline.org
MARCH
6
Ft Massac State Park. Spinners and
Weavers are welcome to participate.
618-524-9321
6-7 Annual Sci-Fi Convention and
Toy Show (Massac Co) Metropolis, at
Harrah’s Riverfront Event Center,
sponsored by Comic City. 615-5734537. www.comiccitytn.com
6
Geology of the Cache, Cache
River Wetlands Center, 8885 Hwy. 37,
Cypress. 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Learn more
about the ground you walk on.
Geology can reveal secret wonders
about the cultural, climatilogical, and
natural history of a place. This program will teach about the history of
the Cache River through geological
formations. 618 657-2064.
13-14 Massiac Marines host Basic
Training for the French Marine at Fort
Massac, Metropolis. 618-524-9321
APRIL
FEBRUARY
2
Good Friday Fish Fry Benefit
(Union Co) Lou’s Room, 109 W Vienna
St, Anna, 5 to 8pm. A fundraiser for
Paws Place. 618-833-3647
6
Ft Massac State Park, Metropolis. 10 to
3:30 Spinners and Weavers are welcome to participate. 618-524-9321
3
from 10 to 4. 618-524-9321
13 Massiac Marines, French and
Indian War period reenactors present
a living history program in Fort Massac,
Metropolis. 10 to 4. 618-524-9321
4
The 17th Illinois Territorial
Rangers,1811-1814 reenactors present
a living history program in Fort Massac,
Metropolis. 10 to 4. 618-524-9321.
14 Mardi Gras Brunch (Alexander
Co) Magnolia Manor, 2700 Washington
Ave,Cairo.Brunch includes live entertainment & house tour. $15 Reservations:
618-734-0201
4
Easter Sunrise Service (Union
Co) Bald Knob Mountain, Alto Pass.
Annual Easter Service held at the 111
foot Bald Knob Cross, music & refreshments. 618-893-2344
26 Coffee and Chocolate Open
House and Artists Reception (Union
Co) Anna Arts Center, 125 W. Davie St.
Anna. Featured southern Illinois
artists and authors will meet and
greet the public, with book signings,
Artists Market, and a wide variety of
coffees and chocolates to sample. 618
697-6285
4
Easter Sunrise Service (Union
Co) 6am. Step back in time and celebrate the true meaning of Easter in
the 1850’s Kornthal church built by
Austrian immigrants. Now on
National Register of Historic Places.
Casual dress. Three miles south of
Jonesboro on Hwy. 127. 618-833-8745
27 The 17th Illinois Territorial
Rangers, (Massac Co)1811-1814
reenactors present a living history
6
Magnolia Manor Luncheon
(Alexander Co) 2700 Washington Ave,
Cairo. Luncheon & house tour, $15.
Reservations: 618-734-0201
EVENTS AND FESTIVALS 2010
10 Antique Tractor Show –
Golconda. Tractors from several surrounding states line Main Street,Tractor
driving contests,trophies,food 618-6835637 www.mainstreetgolconda.org
a living history program in Fort
17 River to River Relay (From
Mississippi River to Ohio River)
Daylight to dusk. A road race for
teams of 8 runners, each runs 3 legs of
approx. 3 miles for a total distance of
80 miles. www.river2river.net
18 Bed & Breakfast Tour in the
Hills (Union Co) Shawnee Hill Wine
Trail B&B Assoc. Open House & Cookie
Tour. Five unique bed and breakfasts
included with cookies and recipes to
add to your collection. 2 to 6pm, $20
p/p www.shawneewinetrailbb.com
17-18 “Pieces of the P.A.S.T.” Annual
Quilt Show and Table Settings. Preview
“Quilt Walk” Friday evening. Luncheon
Saturday. C-Infinity Event Center, S.
Front St., Cobden. Call 618-833-8228
for more info. www.pastonline.org
24 Cache River Nature Fest, held at
the Cache River Wetland Center, 8885 St
Rt 37, Cypress. 8am to 4pm. The event
will showcase the areas’rich bird life and
wetland habitat. Activities include guided field trips, canoe tours, live bird
demonstrations, and various exhibits.
The Cache River Wetland Center will be
open throughout the weekend and features a 12 minute video as well as many
interactive exhibits. 800-248-4373.
www.birdingblitz.org
24 Quilter’s Luncheon (Pope Co)
Golconda 618-683-MAIN
25 Blessing of the Bikes (Union
Co) Bald Knob Cross off Hwy. 127, Alto
Pass. 618-893-2344
29-May 1 Antique Automobile Club
of America Central Division Spring
Meet and Car Show (Massac Co.) at
Fort Massac State Park. Hundreds of
cars to be on display. Free admission
for spectators.
30 - May 2 Anna Arts Festival (Union
Co) Anna Arts Center and Washington
Street Friday night, 6:00 - 10:00 - Your
Stage Extravaganza with sketch comedy,one-act plays,dance,and open readings of poetry and short fiction in old
Fire Station garage. Saturday 10:00 4:00 - Artists market and pavilion, in old
Fire Station garage and on Washington
St. Sunday afternoon, 2:00 - 5:00 Poetry Festival. Joanne Blakley 618 6976285 or Linda Kall 618 614-8470.
MAY
1
Potters Church Car Show
(Hardin Co) Cave-in-Rock
www.hardincoil.org
1
10:00 to 4:00 The 17th Illinois
Territorial Rangers, 1811-1814 reenactors present a living history program
in fort.
4
15-16
Massiac Marines, French
and Indian War Event in Fort Massac,
Metropolis. 618-524-9321
15 Garden Tour – Golconda. 4
beautiful gardens in Pope County.
618-683-9702
15 Strawberry Day (Pulaski Co)
Downtown Villa Ridge, starts at 7am
with pancake breakfast, followed with
a flea market, car show and children’s
games. 618-342-6498 or 845-3517
15 City wide yard sale (Johnson
Co) Goreville. 618-995-2157
28-29 Smiley Club Cookout (Hardin
Co) Elizabethtown. www.hardincoil.org
29 Spring Fling at Hogg Hollow
Winery (Pope Co) Food, wine & music
from noon to 8pm. www.hogghollowwinery.com 618-695-9463
29 Memorial Day Service (Pulaski
Co) Mounds City National Cemetery,
at 10am. This elaborate service consists of the National Anthem, Pledge
of Allegiance, lowering of the Flag,
Invocation, Civil War Re-enactors,
Guest Speakers, Laying of the Wreath,
Benediction, rifle and canon salute,
and Taps. 618-748-9041
JUNE
1
5
618-524-9321
5
Canoe the Cache River (Pulaski
Co) Lower Cache River Access, off
Perks Rd. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. There’s no
better way to see the Cache than
from a canoe! It’s an amazing experience, paddling into Illinois’ bayou for
a close-up view of ancient bald
cypress trees. Free, guided canoe
tours depart throughout the day and
meander to the State Champion bald
cypress or Eagle Pond. Space is limited, so reserve your spot: call Cypress
Creek National Wildlife Refuge at
(618) 634-2231.
11 Rosiclare Rocks (Hardin Co)
Free Concert 5-9pm.www.hardincoil.org
2010 EVENTS AND FESTIVALS
JUNE, CONTIUNED
10-13 Superman Celebration (Massac
Co) Uptown Metropolis. Superman
visits with fans from around the
world. Comic art gallery, fan films,
celebrity appearances, Superman
Road Race, Super Trek Bike Ride, kids
games, live music, $1000 costume
contest, carnival and lots more. Most
events are free. www.supermancelebration.net 800-949-5740.
3
618-524-9321
7
618-524-9321
3
Parade & Fireworks (Johnson
Co) Goreville park. Parade at 1pm,
antique car show, entertainment and
food, fireworks at Dusk. 618-995-2157
14-15 Heritage Festival (Hardin Co)
Elizabethtown. Outdoor play, ladies
tea, Duck Races on the Ohio, pageant,
quilt demonstrations & entertainment. www.hardincountyil.org
TBA Fireworks over the Ohio River
(Massac Co.) at Harrah’s Metropolis
Casino. 877-424-5025.
4
Pope County 4th of July
Celebration, Eddyville, Bar-B-Q, fire
works, music. 618-672-4287.
10 Magnolia Manor Luncheon
Massac, Metropolis 618-524-9321
12 Bass Tournament – Golconda.
Golconda Marina on the Ohio River.
618-683-5875
13 Super Car Show (Massac Co.).
Cars and trucks are polished to perfection and fill Fort Massac State Park for
the popular show. Free. 800-949-5740.
19 Ohio River Sweep (Massac Co)
Fort Massac State Park, Metropolis
from 8:30 to noon. Clean up the banks
of the Ohio River, free T-shirt and
lunch to participants. 618-524-9321
22-24 Superman Classic Archery
Tournament (Massac Co) Mermet
Lake Fish & Wildlife Area, off US Hwy.
45, 11 miles north of Metropolis. 3-D
archery tournament for men, women
and children. www.metropolistourism.com 877-424-5025
25-27
ASA
Pro/Am
Archery
Tournament (Massac Co) Mermet
Lake Fish & Wildlife Area, off US Hwy.
45, 11 miles north of Metropolis. 3-D
archery tournament for men, women
and children. Spectators free. 800248-4373 www.asaarchery.com
26 Elizabethtown Homecoming
Festival (Hardin Co) Justin LIvingston
Memorial Park. Parade, games, live
music, bbq, fireworks. 618-264-7124
www.hardincoil.org
JULY
1
Rendleman Orchards Farm
Market (Union Co) Hwy. 127 Alto
Pass. Peaches are here! Stop in to see
the summer bounty. Enjoy a peach
smoothie or a bottle of peach cider
while picking up other seasonal produce. 618-893-2771
www.rendlemanorchards.com
16-24 Massac County Youth Fair:
Youth from the 13 southernmost counties in Illinois bring their best projects
and livestock to show.The Fair also features a horse show and greased pig
contest. The event is free and is held on
the Youth Fair Grounds next to Massac
County High School. 618-524-7320.
24 - August 1 Nine Day Encampment
(Pope Co) Previously the Nine Day
Trail ride, near One Horse Gap Lake.
618-683-2105
24 Macedonia BBQ (Pope Co) 618683-9702
30 - Aug. 1 Summer Arts Festival
(Union Co) Friday night, 6:00 - 10:00,
Your Stage Extravaganza with sketch
comedy, one-act plays, dance, and
open readings of poetry and short fiction in old Fire Station garage.
Shawnee Hills Writers Group will be
hosting a Script Writing Contest with
stage readings of contest entries during stage event. Saturday 10:00 - 4:00 Artists market and pavilion, in old Fire
Station garage and on Washington St.
Sunday afternoon, 2:00 - 5:00 - Poetry
Festival. Joanne Blakley 618 697-6285
or Linda Kall 618 614-8470
31 Cabela’s King Kat Tournament
Trail (Massac Co) Fort Massac State
Park, Metropolis. Bring your rod and
reel and enter to win cash during this
catfish tournament on the Ohio River.
A kids tournament will also be a held.
www.kingkatusa.com or 270-3956774, 877-424-5025
AUGUST
6-7 Cobden Peach Festival (Union
Co) Sponsored by the Cobden Lions
Club, features carnival rides and
games, Peach Queen Contest, homemade food and peach cobbler, parade
on Sat. Free admission. 618-893-2425
Indian War period reenactors present a living history program in Fort
22-28 Union County Fair (Union Co)
carnival, horse show, livestock shows,
car show, Queen pageant and other
exhibits. www.unioncountyfair.net
618-833-8923
SEPTEMBER
3
Rosiclare Rocks (Hardin Co) Free
Concert 5-9pm. www.hardincoil.org
4
Pepper Fest (Union Co.) Darn
Hot Peppers, Rancho Bella Vista, 827
Vines Rd Cobden. 11am to 5pm, A
favorite gathering for all chile heads
and hot pepper fans. Walk the pepper
field and see many varieties of hot
peppers in bloom, meet the vendors
and see who makes the best
hot/spicy food, visit the Pepper Farm
Store and select your favorite salsa,
jellies, spices and pepper products,
relax, visit with friends, enjoy great
local music and soak in great southern Illinois pepper heat. 618-893-1443
www.darnhotpeppers.com
4-5 Shawnee Hills Wine Festival
(Union Co) Downtown Cobden. Food
and wine, rain or shine! Listen to great
bands, sample wines from all twelve
wineries, local vendors shops &
restaurants.
Be sure to check
4
Smiley Club Cookout (Hardin
Co) Elizabethtown www.hardincoil.org
4
618-524-9321
4
4th Annual Fishermen's Bluff
Pro/Am Catfish Tournament (Pulaski
Co.) Olmsted 5:30 am - 4 pm 742-6487
6
Horseshoe Lake Labor Day
Celebration
(Alexander
Co)
Horseshoe Lake Community Center,
Olive Branch. 6:30am pancake breakfast, 10 to 4 BBQ, music all day, games,
prizes, crafts & bake sale 618-776-5198
6
Labor
Day
Celebration
(Massac Co.) Parade in Metropolis at
10am and live music continues
thought the day at Fort Massac State
Park. 877-424-5025
10-12 Cache River Days (Pulaski Co)
Ullin ball park. Beauty pageant, arts &
crafts, flea market, yard sales, parade,
softball tournament, BBQ and music.
800-248-4373
11-12 Super City- Quilt City
Connection. (Massac Co.) A celebration of the arts between two cities,
Metropolis, Illinois and Paducah, Ky.
Quilt show, cooking demonstrations
and more at Harrah’s Riverfront Event
Center and other locations. 877-4245025. www.metropolistourism.com.
17 P.A.S.T.’s Annual “Links for
Lincoln” Golf Scramble. Union
County Country Club, 430 E. Jefferson,
Anna. Proceeds to help with purchase
of “House Where Lincoln Stayed” in
Anna. Call 618-833-6694 or 618-8337912. www.pastonline.org
18 Olmsted Catfish Days Festival
(Pulaski Co.) 7:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Parade, Live Music, Flea Market/Yard
Sales, Food (catfish), 3-D Archery
Tournament,
Kids
games
&
Amusements. 742-6487
18-19 Frontier Days (Hardin Co)
Cave In Rock. Parade, car show,
pageant, music & variety show.
20-23 ‘Trail of Tears’ Conference &
Symposium, at Harrah’s Casino &
Hotel in Metropolis. For registration
information, contact: Trail of Tears
Association, 1100 N. University, Suite
143, Little Rock, AR 72207, or
TOTA@ArIndianCtr.org.
Indian War period reenactors present a living history program in Fort
18 Annual Shrimp Festival (Pope
Co) Downtown Golconda 10:00AM 10:00 PM, Helicopter, carriage & River
Taxi rides. Shrimp cooked more ways
than you can imagine, beer & wine
tent and lots more. 618-683-6246
www.mainstreetgolconda.org
18 The 17th Illinois Territorial
Rangers, (Massac Co)1811-1814
reenactors present a living history
program in Fort Massac, Metropolis
618-524-9321
OCTOBER
2-3 Fluorspar Festival (Hardin Co)
Rosiclare. Parade, carnival, car show,
quilt show, pageant & food.
2
Car, Truck, Motorcycle Show
(Hardin Co) Rosiclare.
www.hardincoil.org
2
Fall Festival (Johnson Co)
Vienna Park. Carnival, games, contests
and parade. 618-658-2063
1-3 Riverboat Days (Alexander Co.)
8th St Cairo. Annual event features a
golf tournament, a parade, Riverboat
queen contest and Ball, Little Miss
contest, quilt show, church tours, pet
EVENTS AND FESTIVALS 2010
parade and flea Market. Admission for
some events. 618-734-2737
2 Fall Festival & Car Show (Union Co)
downtown park, Cobden. Southern
Counties Auto Unlimited car show, flea
market and other activities. Special
exhibit conducted by Union County
Museum. Fall Community Yard Sale
Day will also be conducted. Contact
Cobden Village Hall, 618/893-2425.
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618-524-9321
3
Annual Custom & Classic Car
Show (Johnson Co) Vienna Park. 618658-8808 or 833-7027
at Anna city park 9 to 5 on Sat. The
Annual Wiener Dog Derby. The doggie fashion will begin at 1:00pm with
the race beginning at 2:00pm.
Activities at Stinson Library include a
flea market, a book sale, crafts, jewelry, food and music, and the South
End Stump Jumper annual variety
show Sat. at 7pm. At Anna Arts
Center local artists provide hands-on
workshops in painting, drawing,
weaving, 3-D design, mosaic, and
jewelry making & evening Stage performances feature local story tellers,
poets, musicians, and comedians.
800-248-4373
10 Color Fest Poetry Festival and
Artists Market (Union Co) Anna Arts
Center. Sunday afternoon, 2:00 - 5:00.
618 697-6285
10 Golconda Fall Festival (Pope Co)
Downtown Golconda 618-683-4317
10 Bass Tournament Chamber of
Commerce - Golconda Marina 618683-5875
11 Cache River Wetland Guided
Hikes (Johnson Co) 618-657-2064
9 to 11am. Heron Pond Trail Head
1 to 3pm. Wildcat Bluff Trail Head &
Little Black Slough Nature
8-9 Sustainable Living Expo (Pope
Co) Dixon Springs Ag Center, Hwy.
145. Family oriented educational programs, demos & learning stations to
help people live more sustainably,
economically and environmentally.
618/993-5396
8-9 Super City Blues & Ques
(Massac Co) Stroll the streets of
Metropolis and treat yourself to a variety of barbecue and other food items.
Food contests and live entertainment
will be offered both days. 618-5241696. vwww.metropolistourism.com
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Cemetery Tour of the Old City
Cemetery, Golconda. Meet past residents of Pope County dressed in period clothing, enjoy the historic cemetery in beautiful surroundings 618683-3341
10-16 One Horse Gap fall Trail Ride
(Pope Co) Bring your horse or mule
and join the Buchanan Family for an
adventurous trail ride through unforgettable scenery in beautiful southern Illinois, Shawnee Forest. 618-2647433
www.onehorsegap.com
tralride@shawneelink.net
9-10 Union County Colorfest
Celebration (Union Co) Celebrate
the fall season throughout Union Co,
with Home Tours by P.A.S.T from
10am to 5pm, for more information,
call 618-833-3839. Participate in the
biathlon race, tour the Shawnee Hills
wine trail, Orchards & Farms. Kid Fest
16-17 Annual Fort Massac
Encampment (Massac Co) Ft. Massac
State park, Metropolis. 10am to 5pm
daily. Military and civilian craft activities and demonstrations. Both days
begin with a post of colors. Highlights
include mock battles and tactical
demonstrations, voyagers, traders,
craftsman, children’s games, music
and period food and dress. Free
admission. 618-524-9321
16 Arrowhead Show (Massac Co.)
Fort Massac State Park. View displays
of thousands of arrowheads from the
collection of local and regional individuals. 618-524-9321.
6
Canoe Tour, Cypress Creek
National Wildlife Refuge 8 a.m. to 2
p.m. Canoe tours along the old Cache
Channel. This abandoned section of
river is maintained by the Ohio River
flood gates. The area provides habitat
for a diversity of wildlife and an
opportunity to fish, hunt, canoe, and
watch wildlife. For reservations:
Cypress Creek National Wildlife
Refuge at 618 634-2231.
7
Metropolis Merchants Holiday
Open House (Massac Co.) Many businesses open their doors on this
Sunday afternoon to ring in the holiday season. Most offer door prizes
and refreshments. 800-949-5740.
11 Veterans Day Parade (Union
Co) Anna, begins at 2 p.m. from the
city park entrance on Davie St and follows Main St to Jefferson St. and back
to the park. 618-833-5182.
12-13 Merchants Christmas Open
House, Golconda merchants are decorated and ready for the season 618683-9702
13 Levee Footrace (Alexander Co)
Mississippi River Levee, Cairo. Held
the 2nd Sat each Nov. Oldest footrace
in Southern IL. 5000 and 10000 meter
run on the Mississippi River Levee.
Long sleeve T-shirt to all entrants,
awards to winners. Entry Fee. 618734-4400.
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618-524-9321
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Metropolis Christmas Parade
(Massac Co.) A holiday tradition in
Metropolis, this parade features
bands, floats and of course, Santa
Claus. 1:30pm. 800-949-5740.
4
Christmas in Cobden, (Union
Co) Cobden. Open houses and
Christmas Bazaars held throughout
community. Other activities and entertainment are planned. 618/893-2425
5
P.A.S.T. Presents “Carols at
Early Candlelight”, 4:00 p.m. at
Historic St. Anne’s, 507 South Main St.
in Anna. Free. Parking behind Stinson
Library. Also available to rent for special events. Call 618-833-9441 or 618833-6989. www.pastonline.org
5
Tour of Homes (Massac Co.)
Massac County Historical Society
hosts an annual tour of homes.
Admission. 618-524-8297.
11 Christmas House Tour (Pope
Co) Golconda, tour 4 homes and historic church decorated for the season,
Santa comes in to town on fire truck,
huge
bonfire
618-683-9702
18-20 Deer Festival (Pope Co)
Golconda. Parade on Sat. 1 p.m, Deer
Queen coronation Fri. night, vendors
and food. 618-683-6286 or 9702.
11 Darn Hot Peppers Holiday
Open House (Union Co) 827 Vines Rd
Cobden. 10 am to 5 pm. Join us for our
customer appreciation day. Plenty of
Mexican Hot Chocolate, spicy cider,
pan dulce and tamales. Feliz Navidad
from La Familia Jimenez. www.darnhotpeppers.com
12 The Olde Tyme Christmas is a
celebration of the Christmas traditions at Fort Massac. In the fort reenactors will represent the French, Early
American and Civil War traditions of
Christmas and in the visitor center
there will be music and refreshments.
618-524-9321
23 Bike Tour (Alexander Co)
Bicyclists meet at the Olive Branch
Community Center at 8 AM.There will
be routes of different lengths. For
more information, call 866-407-1450
or 618-734-2737.
www.tourdeshawnee.org
NOVEMBER
4
618-524-9321
17 Rods & Squads Car Show
(Pope Co) Downtown Golconda 618683-5171
29 Gospel Music Night (Union Co)
Anna Arts Center Old Fire Station
Garage, 7 to 10pm. From blue-grass
gospel to contemporary Christian to
traditional worship, something for
everyone. 618 697-6285
DECEMBER
26-28 Holiday Open Houses along
the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail.
26-28 Holiday House at Magnolia
Manor (Alexander Co) 2700
Washington Ave, Cairo. 618-734-0201
26 - December 31 Holiday Arts
Festival (Union Co) Anna Arts Center.
Quilt Show and Artists reception,
Christmas craft workshops, & Caroling.
13 Christmas Bird Count: An allday census of early winter bird populations. This conservation effort has
been conducted throughout the
entire
country
during
midDecember for more than 100 years.
This information has resulted in the
longest running database in
ornithology. The data shows trends
of bird populations across the
Americas. Interested individuals of
all skill levels are welcome to join us
for a day to learn more about our
region’s winter avian residents.
Cypress Creek National Wildlife
Refuge at (618) 634-2231.
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Museums,
Historic Sites Homes
for the Cherokee Nation.
The Marine Ways in Mound City
served as a naval depot during the
Civil War. An historical marker and
future interpretive observation
overlook provides visitors with rich
history and panoramic views.
Visitors can get a detailed look
at the history of the region in the
Safford Memorial Library in Cairo,
full of antique documents and
paintings, or at The Old Depot in
Tamms, an original Chicago railroad depot restored as a museum.
Historic homes can be found in
nearly every town, many of which
are now museums or bed and
breakfasts.
These are only a few of the historic sites and museums that offer
a glimpse of what made Southernmost Illinois the treasure it is today.
outhernmost Illinois has a
long and rich history, from
which many buildings, forts,
and monuments still stand, including civil war relics and churches
over a century old.
In the 1800s, parts of the
region were bustling with activity,
particularly along the rivers and in
the larger towns. Railroads crisscrossed the land, and as Southern
Illinois was part of the Coal Belt,
enough trade existed to supply
the hundreds of antique shops
found in almost every town
between the rivers.
Many churches built in the early
1800s still stand near the towns
that grew up around them, including the Camp Ground Church in
Anna, on the site of a winter
encampment on the Trail of Tears
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George Roges Clark Statue,
Ft. Massac State Park
Bald Knob Cross
trail
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MUSEUMS, HISTORIC SITES & HOMES
All telephone numbers listed within this section are in the
ALTO PASS
Bald Knob Cross
located west off Rt. 127
893-2344
Built as a monument of peace, the
Cross at Bald Knob is constructed of
white porcelain steel panels on an
Illinois marble base. It stands 111 feet
tall and is 22 feet square at the base.
Its arms extend to 63 feet horizontally. The highest landmark in Union
County, the Cross can be seen over an
area of 7,500 square miles when illuminated at night. An Easter sunrise
service is held annually. Offering
snacks and souvenirs, the welcome
center is open with varied hours, so
it's best to call. Free admission.
ANNA
Kirkpatrick Pottery
Early industries in Anna included
the Anna Pottery, known for its
exquisite work. Between 1859 and
1896 the brothers Cornwall and W.
Wallace Kirkpatrick built and operated a large stoneware pottery in
Anna. The excellent clay in the area,
together with the skill of the potters,
brought much fame and prestige to
the company. They exhibited their
wares at such important international
exhibitions
as
the
Philadelphia Centennial in 1876 and
the World's Columbian Exposition in
Chicago in 1893 and at numerous
local and regional fairs. They made
many types of utilitarian wares,
bricks, drain tiles and giftware. The
most collectible pieces made by the
pottery are the pig-shaped bottles
and jugs with special inscriptions,
applied animals and figures. Their
wares are eagerly sought by both
stoneware and folk art collectors as
well as museums. Many of their
pieces are one-of-a-kind, with commentary on the political or social
events of the day. Exhibits can be
seen at the Stinson Memorial Library
in Anna and Isom's Antiques at 107
N. Main in Anna, and the Union
County Museum.
Anna Kirkpatrick Pottery
Museum
Inside Isom’s Antiques,
407 N. Main St.
833-3516.
Open 7 days a week, 10am-5pm.
Stinson Memorial Library
409 South Main
833-2521
Named for a Civil War veteran,
Robert B. Stinson, who left his estate
for the establishment of a library.The
building is made from native limestone and was dedicated in 1914.
This unique design was the work of
Walter B. Griffin, in a Frank Lloyd
Wright style.
Camp Ground Church
and Cemetery
50 Tunnel Ln.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
in continuous operation since 1850
on the site of a winter encampment
during the Trail of Tears. Cemetery is
first site certified in Illinois by the
National Park Service and recognized by the national Trail of Tears
Association as a Trail of Tears burial
ground. According to the NPS, it is
the only continuing cemetery with
scientifically documented, multiple
Cherokee burials along the trail from
the eastern states to Oklahoma.
BROOKPORT
Kincaid Mounds
Archaeological Site
4 miles South of Unionville Rd.,
on New Cut Rd.
(800) 248-4373
Kincaid Mounds State Historic
Site is a nationally significant
Native-American archaeological
treasure. From about 800 AD to 1500
AD it was the ‘capital’ of a chiefdom
that stretched from Brookport to
Hamletsburg along the Ohio River.
Large flat-topped mounds were
erected on which the houses and
temples of civil and religious elite
stood. Today, the mounds still exist
and a constructed overlook platform and interpretive panels tell the
story of the significant contribution
and historical value of the Native
American culture.
CAIRO
Magnolia Manor
2700 Washington Ave.
734-0201
Built in 1869 by Charles Galigher,a
friend of President Grant, the brick
mansion boasts 14 rooms featuring
Italianate architecture. Visitors
admire the high ceilings and spacious
rooms adorned in fine original furnishings designed for gracious living
of the period. Be sure to check the
Calendar of Events section for Holiday
House in November and December.
Listed on the National Register of
Historic Places. Open daily, 9 a.m.-5
p.m. Mon.-Sat. and 1-5 p.m. Sun. The
Manor is closed Christmas Eve
through Jan. 2. Admission fee.
Riverlore
734-1840
Located across from Magnolia
Manor, this elegant French Second
Empire style home is a photographer’s delight. ‘Riverlore’ was built in
1865 for Capt. William Parker
Halliday who was president of
Cairo’s first bank. His earlier steamboat career prompted him to build a
‘Captain’s Walk’ atop the third story.
Beautiful gardens surround the
home. Admission fee.
Safford Memorial Library
Cairo Public Library
734-1840
This working library of Queen
Anne architecture houses a valuable
collection of Civil War documents
and a museum-quality collection of
antiques and paintings donated by
patrons. A few of the items displayed
include a steamboat gambling table
and a Tiffany grandfather clock.
Open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri.
Donations appreciated.
The Hewer Statue
Ninth and Washington
(Halliday Park)
This sculpture, commissioned by
the Halliday family in memory of
Capt. W. P. Halliday, was executed by
George Grey Bernard. Shown at the
1904 St. Louis, Mo., World’s Fair
before being placed at Cairo.
Cairo Custom House Museum
14th and Washington Ave.
734-9632
Completed in 1872, placed on
the National Register of Historic
Places in 1973 and established as a
Civil War and local history museum
in 1992. Housed in the Museum is
the desk used by Gen. U.S. Grant at
his headquarters while being stationed in Cairo for six months during
the Civil War and a new Lewis &
Clark exhibit is on display. Individual
rooms on the second floor depict
old businesses and an art gallery.
Open week days 10 a.m. - noon & 1 3 p.m. Sat. 9 - Noon, Sun. 1 - 4 p.m.
Group and weekend tours can be
arranged with advance notice.
Small admission fee.
Mighty Rivers Worship Center
10th and Poplar
Located across from The Hewer
Statue, the Baptist church was organized in 1880.
Church of the Redeemer - Episcopal
6th and Washington
Organized in 1840, the first
church was replaced by the present
building in 1888 at a cost of
$30,899. The beautiful brown stone
edifice boasts ornate, stained glass
windows and gold gilded cross.
Tours may be arranged with
advance notice. Free admission. The
Halliday Plaza is an outdoor/indoor
structure located adjacent to the
Church and is used by both the
Church and the community. The
outdoor portion, a theatre-like setting with seating for several hundred people includes an elevated
performance stage.
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Ninth and Washington Ave.
734-2061
The present church, built in 1894,
is a stately Romanesque structure of
Bedford stone. The oldest church in
Cairo, it has three bells and numerous stained glass windows.
COBDEN
Union County Museum
117 Appleknocker St.
(west side of town)
893-2067 or 893-2567
Museum operated by the Union
County Historical and Genealogy
Society.Collection includes Kirkpatrick
Pottery from Anna, Il., NativeAmerican artifacts, pioneer items,
local history and other unique
exhibits. Hours are 1:00 pm to 5:00,
Saturday and Sunday. Special opening arrangements can be made. The
museum is closed during the months
of Dec., Jan. & Feb.
DONGOLA
St. John’s Lutheran Church
off Rt. 127 on St. John’s
blacktop
827-3810
Built in 1855, this church represents Illinois’ first Lutheran congregation. The first church was built in
1818 on what is now the cemetery.
EDDYVILLE
Bell Smith Springs
Off Hwy. 145
658-2111
Listed on the National Natural
Landmarks, this area is known for its
cold water springs and the region’s
largest natural stone bridge.
Millstone Bluff
Hwy. 147, East of Robbs
658-2111
The site has remained relatively
undisturbed because it is perched
on a high hill surrounded by an 80foot high bluff. The Mississippian
period village is thought to have
been active for 500 years, ending
about 500 years ago. The trail leads
to a Native American Cemetery, the
All Telephone numbers listed within this section are in the
EDDYVILLE
Millsotne Bluff, continued
remains of a stone wall, and the
depressions excavated for buildings
in the small town. But the highlights
of the site are the petroglyphs (carvings in rock) of a thunder bird, rattle
snake, corn stalk in bloom.
ELIZABETHTOWN
The Grand Rose Hotel
92 Main St.
287-2872, 877-711-7088
Reflect on yesteryear when riverboat patrons arrived at this hotel sitting peacefully on a bluff overlooking the beautiful Ohio River. Built in
1812, it is the oldest operating hotel
in Illinois. This National Historic Site
is owned by the State of Illinois and
has undergone major renovation.
GOLCONDA
Pope County Courthouse
Downtown Golconda
683-4466
Built in 1872.
First Presbyterian Church
Main Street
683-9702
Oldest Presbyterian congregation in the state.
Beautifully restored building,
which houses many displays of life in
Pope County and throughout the
area. Be sure to see the tin ceiling
and to find the high water mark
from the big flood. Sat. 9 a.m. - 11
p.m. and Sun. 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Smithland Lock & Dam
Approx 20 miles South of Golconda
564-2315
World’s Largest twin navigational locks system. The Smithland
Navigation Project is located on the
Ohio river at Mile 918.5 (River Miles
below Point Bridge, Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania) and 62.5 miles
upstream of the confluence of the
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The
locks are on the Illinois side of the
Ohio River.
Lock and Dam 51
For directions call: 683-9702
The only tower on the entire Ohio
River that is made in the likeness of
the Corps symbol. You can walk
down the stairs to the river to see
where the daily measurements were
made. The old stones from the dam
are still there.
Buel House & Davidson Cabin
Columbus Street
683-9702
This two-story log house has two
rooms on each floor, built in 1837,
might possibly be linked to the tragic
Trail of Tears.
Crabb-Abott Farm
Hound Ridge Rd.
949-3355
First segment of the Trail of Tears
in Illinois certified by the National
Park Service and recognized by the
national Trail of Tears Association.
Documented by county road commissioner records, on this farm the
trail segment crosses Sugar Creek on
a solid limestone bed and continues
for 1/4 mile through a still visible,
deeply eroded, abandoned roadbed,
continues west 1/4 mile, then north
1/4 mile before crossing U.S. Forest
Service land to join Hound Ridge
Road. [Request permission before
entering private property.]
IOOF Cemetery
Albert Street
683-9702
Civil War Heritage site.
Historical Society Museum
Corner of Main & Columbus Streets
683-9702
Metropolis Murals
dam boasts an observation area for
viewing the river traffic.
JONESBORO
Kornthal Church
off Rt. 127 (2 miles south
of Jonesboro Square)
Constructed in 1860, this church
is a replica of churches usually native
to Austria. The 12 stairs to the pulpit
represent the 12 apostles. Open
daily. Free admission.
Lincoln-Douglas
3rd Debate Site and Statues
Located in Lincoln Memorial Park
north of the Jonesboro square was the
site of the 3rd 1858 United States
Senatorial debate between Abraham
Lincoln and incumbent Stephen
Douglas. Although Douglas was
appointed senator by the state legislature after these debates, Abraham
Lincoln became well known nationwide because these debates were covered by the nation’s leading newspapers.Follow the steps from town to the
site and walk where Lincoln walked.
METROPOLIS
Lock and Dam 51
GRAND CHAIN
Historical Marker:
Cantonment Wilkinsonville
South of Hwy. 37 near boat ramp
Established by Lt. Col. David
Strong in 1797 as a post of the US
Army. It was garrisoned until 1804.
Here Col. Strong and scores of soldiers who died on duty are buried.
Lock and Dam #53
2 miles east of Route 37
on East Dam Road
742-6213
Built in the 1930's to regulate the
depth of the Ohio River, the lock and
Fort Massac Visitors Center and
George Rogers Clark Statue
US 45, 2 1/2 miles West of I-24
Visitors center features a film as well
as historical displays about the fort and
the famous explorers that passed
through it.The statue of George Rogers
Clark overlooks the Ohio River.
Elijah P. Curtis Home
405 Market
524-7203
The Curtis Home, operated now as
a museum, was built in 1870 when
Major Elijah P. Curtis returned to
Metropolis from the Civil War. The
woodwork and other features of the
home are very unusual. Be sure to
check the Calendar of Events section
for the annual holiday homes tour
which begins with the Curtis Home.
The Massac County Historical Society
sponsors this event as well as maintains the Curtis Home.The Curtis Home
is open from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturdays
and Sundays. The home is also shown
by appointment year-round to groups
of any size. No admission is charged,
but donations are welcome.
Birdman of Alcatraz Burial Site
North Avenue
800-949-5740
Robert F. Stroud is buried in the
Masonic Cemetery. Free admission.
Metropolis Murals
Ferry Street and Market Street,
Downtown Metropolis
(877) 424-5025
A series of six murals are painted on
buildings along Ferry Street and
Market Street in downtown Metropolis.
Each mural reveals a different story
and makes our heritage come alive
through artistic renderings of local historical events, and attached interpretive plaques describe the historical significance of each.
MOUND CITY
Mound City National
Cemetery & Visitor Center
Jct. Hwy. 51 and 37
748-9041
Located on the National Register
of Historic Places. A burial place for
both Union and Confederate soldiers. 2,759 markers of Union soldiers read “unknown”. One is
marked “Confederate Spy.” The
walkway through the grounds is
lined with markers inscribed with
verses from the famous poem
“Bivouac of the Dead.” Soldiers
from nearly every war are buried
here. The grounds of the cemetery
were purchased by the President,
pursuant to an act of Congress in
1862. The cemetery was formally
dedicated in 1864. A beautiful mon-
ument towers majestically from the
center of the grounds, which was
donated by the State of Illinois and
erected in 1874. The Saturday
before each Memorial Day an elaborate service is held here. The newly
renovated Caretakers Lodge at the
Mound City National Cemetery provides Civil War history and area
information as well as points of
interest along the Ohio River Scenic
Byway.
Civil War Bell
Block 200 and Main St.
The bell was used as a lead off
bell for the Mississippi Squadron
stationed here at the Marine ways
during the Civil War. A war trophy,
the bell was also used as a school
bell.
Historical Marker:
Mound City Marine Ways
4th and Main St.
The site of the Mississippi Valley
Marine Railway and Dock Company.
Three ironclad ships were built in
these shipyards in 1862, the USS
Cairo, the USS Mound City and the
USS Cincinnati.
Historical Marker:
United States Military Hospital
Block 315 and Main St.
A large warehouse was converted to a military hospital in 1861
and staffed during the Civil War by
the Sisters of The Holy Cross.
Following the Battle of Shiloh, 2200
Union and Confederate wounded
were patients here.
ROSICLARE
American Fluorite Museum
Main St., Rosiclare
Discover the Illinois State
Mineral, “Fluorspar.” Learn of its history, production, and uses. Hardin
County was the largest fluorsparproducing area in the United States.
618-285-3513.
Illinois Iron Furnace
On the National Register of
Historic Places, step back in time to
Civil War days when “pig-iron” was
smelted in the first charcoal-fired
iron furnace in Illinois.Iron ore mined
from the nearby hills was mixed with
charcoal and smelted down to
"pigs." These were then shipped to
Mounds during the Civil War and
were used in constructing the Union
Iron clad boats used to keep the
rivers clear during the Civil War. Read
about the importance of this area in
days gone by in the visitor center,
unwind in the secluded valley where
you can picnic, hike and swim in the
“ole swimmin’ hole”.
SIMPSON
Buffalo on the Rock
North on Simpson Rd.
off Rt. 147 at Simpson
Indians were responsible for the
outline of the buffalo on the side of
the sandstone cliff. The trail to the
rock passes through a beautiful forest dominated by beech and sugar
maple trees. In the spring, thousands of wildflowers cover the forest floor.
MOUNDS
African American Museum
216 N. Front St.
Open 2-5 pm Saturday and
Sunday. Displays include exhibits of
W.E.B. DeBouis, one of the founders
of the NAACP and the first African
American to earn a PhD from
Harvard in 1896.
TAMMS
The Old Depot
off Hwy. 127 (2 miles west)
747-2353
Built in the 1890s for the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois Railroad, the
uniquely designed Old Depot has
been restored as a museum, and city
hall and is listed on the National
Register of Historic Places. A war
memorial is located on the grounds.
Open Mon. - Fri. from 8 a.m. - noon
and from 1 - 4 p.m. Free admission.
THEBES
Thebes Courthouse
off Rt. 3
764-2658
A hand-hewn stone courthouse
built in 1845, the courthouse crowns
a bluff overlooking the Mississippi
River. Folklore indicates that
Abraham Lincoln, riding circuit,
practiced law here. Dred Scott, a
slave whose Supreme Court decision advanced black rights, was
given overnight housing in the
courthouse jail. Open by chance or
tours may be arranged with
advance notice.
VIENNA
Civil War Memorial
Public Square
Located on the lawn of the stately Johnson County Courthouse, ‘The
Rebellion’ memorial pays tribute to
the 1,364 volunteers who took part
in the conflict from 1861-65.
Millstones
Courthouse Lawn, Vienna
One of the few remaining millstones, from a Johnson County
grain mill.
OLMSTED
Gore Monument
Northwest of Route 37
The Concord Cemetery is a
four-story high monument built in
1933 for E.B. Gore. A perfect pyramid stretches skyward topped by a
lead ball.
Old Train Depot
Main Street (downtown)
742-6487 or 742-8296
Built in 1872, the train service ran
until the late 1960s. Today the depot
museum is open during special
events. For viewing other times, visitors may contact village hall or the
librarian across the street.
Trigg Tower
Off Rt. 147
This is one of the last remaining
fire watch towers in Southernmost
Illinois. The area around the tower
has scenic picnic sites and numerous
bike and horse trails. Free admission.
Trigg Tower
The Powell Museum
and Research Center
404 West Vine St.
995-2068
The home of the Johnson County
Genealogical and Historical Society.
The facility has recently undergone
some reorganization to enable the
showing of various displays regarding the life and political career of
Paul Powell as well as displays of the
history and genealogy of Johnson
County, Illinois. The center is open
each Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. Free
admission.
American Flourite Museum
Cemetery, Ancestor
& Ghost Tours
Visit our out-of-the way cemeteries in Johnson or Pope County with a
tour guide; find your ancestral
homes and properties; or tremble
your way through the haunted sites
of Southern- most Illinois. Cost for
any half-day tour is $45 per person
and includes lunch with tour guide
and/or an eyewitness to the supernatural. Night tours without meals
(but with extra scare value) cost $45
for the first person and $5 for each
additional person. Reservations are
required. Call 618-695-3355, send
email to irishinn@lycos.com.
George Rogers Clark Marker
From Vienna, travel south on Rt. 45
approx. 5 miles. Turn right on
Belknap Blacktop. 1.2 miles turn
left on Foreman Lane. At approx. 1
mile, the marker is on the right near
railroad tracks.
The site of Goerge Rogers Clark’s
first encampment after he had captured Ft. Massac and on his way to
capture Ft. Kaskaskia and Ft. Cahokia
during the Revolutionary War.
VILLA RIDGE
Shiloh Baptist Church
Rt. 51; 2 miles west of Villa Ridge
Historical church formed in 1817,
one year before Illinois became a
state. The congregation built a log
structure in 1820 which was used for
church services and a school. The
existing structure was built in 1869
and is still in use today. Many of the
early settlers of Pulaski County are
laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery.
WETAUG
Mt. Pisgah Lutheran Church
Blacktop Road West and
North of Wetaug
Located on a picturesque hilltop
overlooking the beautiful rolling
countryside of southernmost Illinois.
The church is over 100 years old and
serves as the scene of an annual
potluck dinner and ice cream social.
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Parks
Recreation
I
t’s hard to say which appeared
first in Southern Illinois; the
beautiful parks or the abundant recreation opportunities.
Needless to say, two of the bestknown qualities of our region
come together to provide an endless assortment of landscapes,
trails, campsites, shorelines, and
educational centers.
From the famous Giant City
State Park in Makanda with its
horse-friendly trails and excellent
fried chicken dinners to the
Metropolis Sports Park boasting
the only public skateboard facility
of its kind in the entire region, travelers will never be far from the
next opportunity to head down a
promising trailhead or slip the
boat into fresh, abundant waters.
3
Garden of
the Gods
to Pyramid State Park
149
MURPHYSBORO
Lake Murphysboro
State Park
to Rend Lake and Wayne-Fitzgerrell State Park
CARBONDALE
Fountain Bluff
Giant City
State Park
Cedar Lake
127
Crab Orchard
National Wildlife Refuge
Little Grassy
Lake
Devil's Kitchen
Lake
Lake of Egypt
Recreation Area
POMONA
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UNION
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siss
Ferne Clyffe State Park 24
Dutchman Lake
146
Union County
Conservation
Area
Saline Springs
Stone Face
Garden of
the Gods
145
Burden Falls
One Horse
Teal Pond
Gap Lake
Bell Smith
Tunnel Hill 45
Jackson
Springs
Lusk Creek Canyon
Falls Sand Cave
Millstone Bluff 145
JOHNSON
51
Cache River
State Natural Area
146
45
145
146
Cache River
State Natural
Area
MASSAC
METROPOLIS
Smithland Locks
& Dam
HAMLETSBURG
Cave-in-Rock
State Park
Dixon Springs
State Park
Shawnee National
Forest
Interstate
127
CAIRO
Fort Massac
State Park
Cave-in-Rock
State Park
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Riv
Horseshoe Lake
3
Ohio River
Recreation Area
24
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Horseshoe
Lake
57
Mermet
Lake
Mermet Lake
State Conservation Area 45
Oh
THEBES
PULASKI
51
146
Tower Rock Recreation Area
ELIZABETHTOWN
Iron
Furnace
GOLCONDA
ALEXANDER
Cypress
Creek
National
Horseshoe Lake127 Wildlife
Refuge
Conservation
Area
HARDIN
Iron Furnace
146
3
Camp Cadiz
34
POPE
Lake Glendale
State Recreation Area
Lake Glendale
VIENNA
127
Grapevine Trail
High Knob
Lake of Egypt
146
JONESBORO
45 Creek
Lusk
Canyon
SHAWNEETOWN
1
MAKANDA
LaRue-Pine Hills
ALTO PASS
3 Ecological Area
51 Giant City State Park
Pomona Bald
Knob
Natural
Bridge Cross 127 COBDEN
Kaolin
Pine Hills
Pond
Trail of Tears
ANNA
State Forest
57
13
HARRISBURG
Ferne Clyffe
State Park
57
13
13
13
Crab Orchard Lake
Saltpetre Cave
Oakwood Bottoms
Turkey Bayou
Pomona
Natural Bridge
1
MARION
13
127
to Beall Woods
CARTERVILLE
Little Grand
Canyon
Trail of Tears
State Forest
Ferne Clyffe State Park, Johnson County
Big Muddy River
Kinkaid Lake
Johnson Creek
The fall months offer especially
colorful scenery in Southern
Illinois, owing to our prolific deciduous forests and enormous array
of wildflowers. Because of our location between two large rivers, the
topography takes a wild turn from
the stereotypical endless fields of
the northern half of the state.
Hikers can crest a pine-tufted
hilltop and catch a breathtaking
valley accented by hints of boiling
whitewater between fiery treetops. Not the typical farmland
scenery, one must admit.
Mountain biking is a favorite
local sport, especially on the River
to River Trail and now on the new
Rails-to-Trails system from Karnak
to Harrisburg.
Whatever your pleasure, the
nearest opportunity is right
around the corner.
State Highway
Map not to scale.
ALTO PASS
CAVE-IN-ROCK
Cliff View Park
1 mile east off Rt. 127 on Skyline Dr.
Scenic picnic area overlooking
Bald Knob Cross. No camping. Free
admission.
Cave-In-Rock State Park
#1 New State Park Rd.
289-4325, 289-4545 (Lodge)
Few natural formations are as
awe-inspiring or intriguing as a cave.
The deep, dark recesses immediately
conjure up images of adventure,
mystery, terror, robbers and pirates.
At Cave-In-Rock State Park you can
experience this fascination for yourself. Sitting atop the high bluffs overlooking the scenic Ohio River, the
heavily wooded park is named for
the 55-foot-wide cave that was
carved out of the limestone rock by
water thousands of years ago. Trails
winding along the riverbank offer
views of riverboats, barges and other
river scenes.
Quetil Trail
Downtown Alto Pass
A short nature walk along the
path the Cairo & St. Louis Narrow
Gage railroad used before it was
abandoned in 1981.
BELKNAP
Heron Pond
930 Sunflower Lane
634-9678
Nestled deep within the shadowy bottomland forests of this unit
lies Heron Pond, a shallow wetland
dominated by cypress and tupelo
trees. A boardwalk winds its way
into the secluded depths of this
forested swamp, providing visitors a
chance to step back in time and
observe wetland and aquatic
ecosystems that have remained relatively undisturbed for thousands
of years. During the growing season, massive gray-brown cypress
trunks arise from a floating carpet
of brilliant emerald duckweed.
These living pillars of wood extend
high over the swamp before disappearing into a shadow-filled
canopy. Here, seldom-seen but
often-heard bird-voiced tree frogs
haunt the leafy branches of tall
cypress trees, their melodious calls
considered by many to be the most
beautiful of all the frog voices.
Above and below the water’s surface, birds, mammals, reptiles,
amphibians and insects interact in
a symphony of survival.
BROOKPORT
Brookport City Park
500 E. 3rd St.
564-2351
Playground and picnic area.
CAIRO
Fort Defiance Park
off Rt. 51 ( 2 miles south of Cairo)
At Fort Defiance, a Boatmens
Memorial dedicated to those who
died on the river, provides a vantage
point to observe the constant meeting of the vast Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers. Camping available.
St. Mary’s Park
28th and Park Place West
City park with tennis courts, ball
park, picnic area. The restored pavilion was the site of President
Theodore Roosevelt’s address during
his visit to Cairo in 1907.
CYPRESS
Cache River State Natural Area
8885 State Route 37 South
657-2064
Cache River State Natural Area is
situated in southernmost Illinois
within a floodplain carved long ago
by glacial floodwater of the Ohio
River. When the Ohio River adopted
its present course, it left the Cache
River to meander across rich and
vast wetlands. Among the outstanding natural features found within the
area today are massive cypress trees
whose flared bases, called buttresses,
exceed 40 feet circumference. Many
are more than 1,000 years old,
including one that has earned the
title of state champion bald cypress
because of its huge trunk girth, towering height, and heavily branched
canopy.
DONGOLA
Hickory Bottoms Public Access
From Perks, go east on Perks Rd. to
Duckworth Lane, turn left. After
approximately 1 mile, this road
turns into Mount Olive Rd. Follow
to Bailey Rd., turn right and follow
road to parking area. 634-2231
Highlights a 200 acre tract of contiguous forest. The site has received
national recognition for its songbird
populations and is a popular hunting
and wildlife watching spot. Public
facilities include a hiking trail, shelter,
outdoor privy and parking area.
DIXON SPRINGS
Near Jct. Hwy. 146 and Hwy. 145
949-3394
The park offers a swimming pool,
bathhouse and water slide with lifeguard on duty at all times. Picnic
shelters, playgrounds, hiking trails
and class B camping.
PARKS & RECREATION
Lake Glendale
Off Hwy. 145
658-2111 or 949-3807
80 acre lake with swimming
beach, boat launch, fishing, campgrounds, hiking trails, horse and
paddle boat rental. 30 campsites
with electric and 60 tent sites.
GOREVILLE
Ferne Clyffe State Park
Off I-57 or I-24 (1 mile south
of Goreville on Rt. 37)
995-2411
2,430-acre park with unique geological features & unusual plant communities. Trails wind through picturesque formations & inspiring vistas.Tent, RV camping, picnicking, hiking, fishing & hunting are some of the
favorite activities enjoyed by visitors.
Open year round. Free admission.
Tall Tree Lake
Rt. 37 south 2 miles, east on
Tall Tree Lake Rd.
658-9494
Tall Tree offers rustic and RV camp
sites, fishing, swimming, hiking, boating and the historic Barn Lodge complete with modern bathroom facilities
with showers and complete kitchen
facilities available for private dining,
banquet, receptions and parties.
Union County State Pond
Recreational Area
Off Rt. 127, on State Pond Rd
800-248-4373
117 acres including a 27-acre
lake being developed for recreational use. Currently, fishing, hiking, &
picnicking are available. No motors
on the pond. Open daily until 8 p.m.
Lincoln Memorial
Picnic Grounds and Statues
Main Street, north of Public Square
833-8576
Part of the Shawnee National
Forest, the park boasts picnic shelters,
a gazebo and a pond.The monument
commemorates the site of the third in
the series of senate debates between
Abraham Lincoln and Stephen
Douglas held in 1858. Free admission.
KARBER'S RIDGE
Garden of the Gods
Located off Karbers Ridge Road,
off Hwy 1
Listed in USA Today as one of 10
great places to photograph, rock formations are awesome, hiking is
spectacular. Camel Rock will be on
2016 Illinois quarter.
JONESBORO
Pounds Hollow Lake
Located on Karbers Ridge Road,
off Hwy 1
28 acre forest lake. Fishing, swimming beach, hiking.
Trail of Tears State Forest
off Rt. 127, 5 miles
northwest of Jonesboro
833-4910
5,114 acres of rugged terrain offers
picnic sites and trails for hiking and
horseback riding. The Trail of Tears
commemorates the 1838-39 march of
the Cherokee Indians from the Great
Smokies area to Indian Territory,
which is now Oklahoma. Free admission. Camping: 6 tent, 2 RV sites.
Rim Rock Recreation Area Trail
Located on Karbers Ridge Road,
off Hwy 1
Wooden bridges and stone steps
make the trail easy to negotiate.
Hiking along the top offers continual
views of ravines and the surrounding
forest. At the midway point, you will
have a choice of continuing the loop
on top or descending down staircases
which squeeze you thru moss-covered
rock walls, mazes, and “ox-lot” cave.
Trail of Tears Through Illinois
s part of the Indian
Removal Act of 1830,
eleven Cherokee detachments of approximately 1,000 persons each left their homelands in
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the eastern states during the fall of
1838 to relocate to "Indian
Territory" in what later became
Okalahoma along what is now
referred to as the Northern Route
of the Trail of Tears.
This route included approximately sixty miles across the counties of Pope,Johnson,and Union in
extreme southern Illinois from the
Ohio River at Golconda to landings
on the Mississippi River between
present day Ware and McClure.
Arriving in Illinois in December
1838, seven detachments were
overcome by an early and harsh
winter. Temperatures became so
cold ice floes prevented their
crossing the Mississippi River for
several weeks.
By the time the Cherokee
arrived in southern Illinois, many
were barefoot, inadequately
clothed, sick, and unprepared for
such harsh conditions. Many died
waiting to cross to Missouri.
Currently, two southern Illinois
locations have been certified by
the National Park Service: Camp
Ground Cemetery located on
Camp Ground Road in Union
County, and the Crabb-Abbott
Farm trail segment, located on
Hound Ridge Road in Pope
County. More certifications are in
process.
The Illinois Chapter,Trail of Tears
Association, working with the
National Park Service, Illinois
Department of Transportation,
and the three county highway
departments are in the process of
marking those segments of the
original trail that are still accessible
by vehicle. A 9.5 mile segment of
the original trail in Pope County
has been marked with signs so
one may experience the trail by
foot, bike or vehicle. Maps should
be available by the end of 2010.
In the meantime, one may travel Illinois Route 146 between
Golconda and Cape Girardeau,
Missouri along the official Auto
Tour Route,Trail of Tears.
Camp Ground Cemetery, at Camp Ground Church, 50 Tunnel Lane, Anna
PARKS & RECREATION
MAKANDA
off Rt. 51 north of Anna
457-4836
Spectacular 3,694 acres of woods
and sandstone rock formations await
you. This park is excellent for hiking,
picnicking and camping.Also features
a beautiful rustic lodge with restaurant,built by the Civilian Conservation
Corps in the 1930s. A swimming pool,
horseback riding stables, lookout
tower and cabins ‘round out’ the
amenities to make this a superb
retreat. Free admission into park.
METROPOLIS
Dorothy Miller Park & Picnic Area
Front St, along the Ohio River
This new park inlcudes picnic
areas and overlooks the Ohio River. It
is located just east of Harrah’s Casino.
Franklin Park
Broadway and W. 4th St.
524-2609
City park including swimming
pool, playground equipment, basketball and tennis courts.
Fort Massac State Park & Museum
1308 East 5th St. (museum)
524-9321
The oldest of Illinois’ state parks,
Fort Massac features a replica of the
American fort built in 1802 overlooking the Ohio River. The reconstructed
fort & museum display items from
the fort’s French and American period,plus Native American & other artifacts. Office hours Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m.-4
p.m. Site hours daily are 9:30 a.m.4:30 p.m. The museum is open yearround except on Thanksgiving,
Christmas and New Year’s Day.
Girl Scout House Park
1230 E. 7th St.
524-1696
Park includes shuffle board and
washer pitching.
Lincoln Park
East 5th St.
524-1696
City park includes a baseball field
and tennis courts.
Metropolis Sports Park
Metropolis & 19th Street
524-1696
Asphalted walking trail approx.
1/2 mile. Skateboard facility (only one
of its kind in the region) requires safety helmet and pads. Other amenities
that ‘round out’ the park include picnic tables, 5 baseball fields, six soccer
fields, and batting cages.
Washington Park
Metropolis St.
(between Third & Fourth St.)
Park features gazebo and playground area.
OLIVE BRANCH
Horseshoe Lake
Hiking/Biking Trail
Just east of IL Rt 3 in Alexander
county, 7 miles north of Cairo, this
5.5 mile trail takes in the beauty of
Horseshoe Lake. Bike rental is available at Melton’s on Eastside Drive.
776-5504.
OZARK
Jackson Falls
Glenn Falls Rd.
www.dropo.com/illinois/jackson.html
Jackson Falls is probably
Southern Illinois finest sport climbing area and one of the Midwest hot
spots. The Falls' sandstone is really
featured and offers slopers, pockets,
crimps and jugs. The climbs average
60 feet of height and a lot of them
are on free standing towers, offering
nice exposure.
ULLIN (AREA)
Brushy Unit
(Cypress Creek Wildlife Refuge)
I-57, Exit 18; Rd. to Century High
School, turn right on Mallard Ln.
634-2231
This 320-acre wetland highlights
waterfowl, shorebirds, and a diversity of wetland species and provides
opportunities for hunting and
wildlife observation.
Cache Boat Ramp
Exit 18, I-57
Come float in Illinois’ Bayou on
the Cache River among water tupelo
and 1,000-year-old bald cypress
with over 701 species of plants and
animals. The Cache River is perfect
for beginning canoeists and a great
way to view wildlife.
Cypress Creek National
Wildlife Refuge
I-57, Exit 18; Shawnee College Rd
634-2231
(Headquarters on Shawnee
College Rustic Campus.)
Established June 26, 1990, in the
southernmost counties of Alexander,
Johnson, Pulaski and Union, the
Refuge purchase boundary consists
PARKS & RECREATION
of 35,320 acres. This is a remarkable
area for birding,hunting and walking
along nature trails.The Refuge is part
of the Cache River Wetlands project,a
joint venture partnership which
includes U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service,
The Nature Conservancy, Illinois
Department of Natural Resources
and Ducks Unlimited. The Joint
Venture partners strive to protect and
restore the unique natural features of
this area, while providing a diversity
of recreational opportunities.
Frank Bellrose
Waterfowl Reserve
Off Perks Rd (Cypress Creek Refuge)
(call for directions) 634-2231
Dedicated to internationallyknown waterfowl biologist, Dr.
Bellrose, this 1,000-acre reserve provides important habitat for wood
ducks and other waterfowl. Special
regulations apply to this area. Please
call the Cypress Creek Wildlife Refuge
for group access to this site.
The canoe trail is marked with international signs and takes the visitor
to the Illinois champion bald cypress
tree. The Lower Cache River swamp
trail leads through the swamp paralleling Cypress Creek. It is an excellent
trail for wildlife observation, especially at dusk when the swamp
comes alive with nocturnal noises.
VIENNA
Vienna Community Park
Rt. 146
Home of a totem pole carved
from a 100-year-old cedar tree by
Archie Russ. Faces on the pole represent the seven different clans of the
Cherokee Nation. The base represents the Cherokee seal, and the
flags represent the eight states the
historically tragic “Trail of Tears”
crossed. The spacious park offers
scenic picnic areas and serves as the
venue for the annual Car Show held
the first weekend of October.
Limekiln Slough Trail/Springs
(The Nature Conservancy)
I-57, Exit 18; the Cache Chapel Rd.
634-2524
Unusual trail for wildlife and nature
viewing. At the end of the trail is the
largest of the Limekiln Springs.You can
see clear cold water flowing a short distance through cypress tree knees into
the swamp (unless flooded).This is one
of the several springs that maintain
water in the swamp during drought
periods and that provide special habitat for uncommon aquatic species.
Tunnel Hill State Trail
Rt. 146 in Vienna
658-2168
Bicycling/hiking trail spans 34
scenic miles from Harrisburg to
Vienna, with an additional 13 miles
connecting Vienna to Karnak. The
trail then continues to the site of the
IDNR Cache River Wetland Center.
This Rails to Trails project is for dayuse and offers drinking water, privy
toilets and parking at the access
areas. The trail surface is compacted
limestone screening.
Lower Cache River Canoe Trail
(Cache River State Natural Area)
Access is between Route 37
and Perks
A 3.6 mile marked canoe route
winds through backwater sloughs to
the state champion bald cypress.
Canoeing the Lower Cache River is a
quality experience through the still
waters of a southern cypress swamp.
Cache River State Natural Area
Includes: Little Black Slough,
Heron Pond and Wildcat Bluff, 4 miles
S. of Vienna on Rt. 45; Little Black
Slough is dominated by bald cypress
and tupelo gum trees & offers the visitor a view of great blue heron amid
the croaking of bird-voiced tree frogs.
The floating boardwalk at Heron
Pond enables visitors to “get into the
WATERFOWL HUNTING
Experienced Guides Available
Our Pits are Surrounded by Water or Close
to the Water. We Also Have Dry Land Pits.
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL OR WRITE:
BROWN HUNTING CLUB
218 Goose International Drive, Jonesboro, IL 62952
Phone 618-833-2096
swamp” for wildlife viewing & photography.Wildcat Bluff contains trails
that offer an overview of the Cache
River, its swamps & floodplain forest.
WARE
Grassy and Lyerla Lakes
833-5175
These bottomland lakes in Union
County are not large lakes, but they
give up some of the largest bluegill
and crappie in Southern Illinois.
Grassy Lake has only 3 miles of shoreline to go with its 310 acres of water.
Lyerla Lake has 260 acres of water and
3.8 miles of shoreline. Boat fishing
with 10 horsepower motors is allowed
for the anglers fishing for bass,
bluegill, sunfish, crappie and catfish.
Located southeast of Ware.
Union County Conservation Area
off Rt. 3 & 146 west of Jonesboro
833-5175
The more than 6,000 acre area
includes two lakes for fishing and
2,100 acres for public hunting.
Excellent area for sight-seeing and
wildlife photography including whitetailed deer, Canada geese, and bald
and golden eagles. Free admission.
WHITEHILL
The Henry N. Barkhausen
Cache River Wetlands Center
Jct. Hwy. 37 & Perks Rd.
657-2203
Grassy Lake
The Wetlands Center contains
2,000 sq. ft. of exhibit area, a 725 sq. ft.
audio visual room, 4 offices, a 34 ft.
cathedral ceiling lobby with an information station, and a wildlife viewing
area that overlooks a wetland created
on the north end of the building. The
Wetlands Center will be linked to the
Tunnel Hill State bicycle trail which is
45 miles to Harrisburg, Ill.There is also
a 2,600 ft. handicap hiking trail that
has a wildlife viewing mound overlooking the restored wetland of
Cypress Creek.
Section 8 Woods Nature
Preserve at Whitehill
4 miles south of Cypress on IL Rt. 37
634-9678
A 450 foot boardwalk into a true
Southern Cypress-Tupelo Swamp,ending with a viewing platform of the
state champion water Tupelo tree with
a buttress circumference of 22.5 feet.
WOLF LAKE
LaRue-Pine Hills
Located off Rt. 3 near Wolf Lake
833-8576
Part of the Shawnee National
Forest, LaRue-Pine Hills boasts more
than 2,500 acres of swamps, limestone bluffs, springs, ponds, upland
and lowland forests. Many hiking
trails allow you to experience nature
filled with rare plants and animal
life. Tent and RV camping. Free
admission.
Grassy Lake
Hunting Club
Number One Total Kill in Quota Zone over 3,000 ducks 2008-09 season
Gerald & Collin Cain, Owners
8355 ST RT 146 W, JONESBORO, IL 62952
Memberships available
For reservations phone: 618-833-7890
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
FISHING & HUNTING
BROOKPORT
Allard and Avery Lake
5 miles east off Hwy. 45
200 and 158 acres (respectively)
of excellent fishing and hunting.
Boat Ramp at Ohio River
Near Lock & Dam 52
564-2351
CREAL SPRINGS
Egyptian Hills Marina
I-57, Exit 45
996-3449
Private, family-run resort nestled
along the shore of the scenic Lake of
Egypt. There are 32 boat slips with
electric hookups and boat rentals,
marina store, dump station and
shower facilities.
Lake of Egypt
East off I-57
8 miles north of Vienna on Rt. 45
964-1448
One of southern Illinois’ finest
fishing lakes, Lake of Egypt is a manmade lake featuring 2,300 acres of
deep, clear water and is great for
fishing, boating and water skiing.
There are three, full-service marinas
on the lake providing cabins, campsites and other amenities to accommodate your stay.
GOLCONDA
Dutchman Lake
West off Rt. 45
(1 1/2 miles north of Vienna)
Excellent 128-acre year round
fishing lake featuring bass, crappie
and channel catfish. Built in 1956,
the totally undeveloped lake shore
offers quiet and solitude. A boat
launch and angler parking area is
located on the east side of the lake.
Golconda Marina
State Route 146 N.
683-5875
The marina, on Lusk Creek at the
Ohio river, has 206 slips, and full
docking facilities. A 2,200-ft. hiking
trail from the marina park to the
Rauchfuss Hill picnic area. Restrooms and concessions area are
handicapped-accessible. Groceries
and sundries are available at the
marina. Hours are 6 a.m.-6 p.m.
Monday through Thursday; 6 a.m.-7
p.m. Friday through Sunday. Hours
are extended one hour later on the
weekends during the summer.
www.golcondamarina.com
Cache Levee Access Boat Ramp
South past Junction of Rt. 3 & 127,
about 3 mi to Cache Levee Access
Rd.
634-2231
The old channel of the Cache
River provides opportunities to catch
bass, bluegill and crappie. Includes a
parking area and 30 foot boat ramp.
DONGOLA
Dongola Lake
Mill Street
827-4343
Fishing and boating opportunities.
Coen Expeditions
264-8078
Great adventures in hunting and
fishing.
Hi-Top Farm
949-3883
Fishing & Hunting. Farm ponds
for Channel Cat, almost a sure
catch! 15 lbs. per person - $25 (limit
of 60 lbs.) We also have cleaned
catfish fillets, steaks, nuggets &
strips.
ONE HOUR TO UNLIMITED RIDING PACKAGES
Cedar Ridge Whitetails
1385 Grinnell Rd.
634-2515
www.cedarridgewhitetails.com
Hunting packages.
MERMET
Mermet Lake Conservation Area
Rt. 45 (halfway between
Metropolis and Vienna)
524-5577
An old cypress swamp which has
been made into a waterfowl hunting
area. Primarily, the water was devel-
OPEN YEAR ‘ROUND
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KARNAK
Located near Ware, Illinois
adjacent to the northeast corner of the
Union County Refuge.
WE OFFER 15 PITS, EXPERIENCED GUIDES,
GEESE & DUCK HUNTING,
CLUB HOUSE AND REASONABLE RATES.
in the heart of the Shawnee National Forest
www.lakeglendalestables.com
Ohio River Recreation Area
Boat Access and Campground
Take Tick Ridge Rd. 4 miles E of
Grand Chain, turn S. on Lighthouse
Ln.634-9411
Boat ramp, lodge & campground
located on the Ohio River Scenic
Byway. Lodge includes rooms,
restaurant, bar, store, & historical display of a 1704 French Tannery.
HUNTING CLUB
“Rustic” Lodging & Horse Back Riding
618-949-3737
GRAND CHAIN
Gander Flats
Lake Glendale
Stables
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY • GENTLE HORSES
ALL LEVELS OF EXPERIENCE
Outback Hunters
949-3983
Outdoor hunting adventures.
For reservations call: 618-833-5992
Ware-Wolf Lake Road, Jonesboro, IL 62952
or write: 50
www.ganderflats.com
oped for duck hunting but geese also
frequent the area each winter.The shallow, 450-acre lake provides excellent
fishing for largemouth bass, channel
catfish and most panfish. The lake is
closed two weeks prior to duck hunting
season and reopens at the close of duck
season. Facilities include picnic area,
hiking trails and boating. Adjoining the
area is the Nature Preserve including
43-acres that have been set aside for
non-game, rare and endangered
species. Also, unusual plant species are
found in this area. A raised observation
platform extends from the trail into the
swamp.Free admission.
METROPOLIS
Trout Pond at Fort Massac
and Boat Ramps at Ohio River
Boats may be launched at Fort
Massa State Park or at the foot of
Market Street near Harrah's Casino.
524-4016
MOUND CITY
Old Channel Boat Access
South of Mound City off Hwy. 51
634-2231
A new 70 foot concrete boat
ramp and parking area, is located
just south of Mound City off Highway
51. The fishing is good in the old
channel of the Cache River, where
bluegill, bass, and crappie are
caught. Part of the Cypress Creek
National Wildlife Refuge, this access
is available to all watercraft with less
than 10 horsepower engines.
OLIVE BRANCH
Horseshoe Lake
Conservation Area
Off Rt. 3, 7 miles north of Cairo
776-5689
The 9,550-acre area includes a
2,400-acre shallow lake. The lake
resembles a Louisiana bayou with its
wading herons and its large stands
of cypress swamps, cottonwoods
and tupelo gums. In addition to taking in the beauty of the natural features of the area, visitors enjoy picnicking, camping, boating, fishing
and hunting as well as 5.1 miles of
hiking/biking trails, that loop the
area. More than 150,000 Canada
geese winter at Horseshoe Lake
Conservation Area.
OLMSTED
Fisherman's Bluff
Recreation Area & Boat Ramp
off St. Rt. 37 on Mill St., located on
the Ohio River Scenic Byway
742-6487
New boat ramp with parking and
picnic pavilion overlooking the Ohio
River just south of Lock & Dam 53.On
the first Saturday in September is is
hos the the annual Fisherman's Bluff
Pro/Am Catfish Tournament.
TAMMS
Tamms Cache River Access
On Hwy. 127 at Tamms, turn
east on Pumphouse Rd. and go
1 block to parking lot
634-2231
(Cypress Creek Wildlife Refuge
headquarters)
This site offers hunting, wildlife
observation opportunities and seasonal canoeing and bank fishing
along the Cache.
UNION COUNTY HUNTING
Arrowhead Hunt Club
833-4322
Big Creek Buck
833-6133
Brown’s Hunting Club
833-2096 See ad pg. 58
Clear Creek Club
833-5989
Davis Farms Hunting Club
833-8008
Dutch Creek Outfitters
833-9556
Flyway Goose
& Duck Hunting Clubs
833-3377
Gander Flats
833-5992 See ad pg. 56
Grassy Lake Hunting Club
833-7890 See ad pg. 58
Hy Brass Hunting Club
282-6022
Lyerla Lake Farm
549-2127
Mallard Acres
833-2912
Muddy River Duck Club
697-1365
Muddy River Shooting Preserve
833-9262
Trail of Tears Lodge/Resort
833-8697
Treece Acres
833-2779 or 833-8762
PULASKI COUNTY HUNTING
Cache River Hunting Club
845-9078
Doctorman’s Cache Core
Hunting Preserve
845-3367
East Side Hunting Club
745-6828 or 534-2931
Kraatz Farms Goose Hunting Club
845-3694
ALEXANDER COUNTY HUNTING
Alexander/Pulaski Sportsman Club
776-5539
Alexander County Gun Club
995-1510
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
Big Cypress Hunting Club
776-5322 or 76-5323
Billings Hunting Club
776-5573
Carter’s Guide Service
270-247-3332
Dangerous Duck Club
775-5815
Flyway Hunting Club
573-380-1030
Horseshoe Lake Conservation
776-5689
Horseshoe Lake Waterfowl Assoc.
776-5323
Low & Slow Hunting Club
566-7571
Marlin Hunting Club
776-5815
Oakwood Hunting Club
684-4217 or 776-5566
Renaud Hunting Club
573-683-3049
River Delta Hunting Club
776-5433
Southern Ill. Waterfowl
Assoc.
270-247-3332
Southside Hunting Club
573-471-2867
Timber Mallard Club
776-5673
Worthington Hunting Club
776-5333
JOHNSON COUNTY HUNTING
Buzzard’s Roost
658-8951
Illinois Trophy Hunts
672-4755
Samson’s Ridge
658-2590
Samson’s Whitetail Mountain
658-9384
GOLFING
VIENNA
The Gambit Golf Course
off Hwy. 146 East
658-6022
186 acre golf course open to the
public. This 18-hole public golf
course offers challenge, beauty and
a memorable experience for any
golfer. www.gambitgolf.com
HORSEBACK RIDING
& CAMPING
ALTO PASS
Kosmic Acres Stables & Rentals
Off Hwy. 127 on Prospect St.
893-2347
Year-round horseback riding.
Scenic trail rides for small groups of
1-6 people. Basic riding instructions
are given throughout the experience.
Riders are matched up with a horse
of their size and riding ability and are
taught the how-to’s of proper horsemanship. Reservations are required
in advance. Kosmic Acres is a not-forprofit stable. Fees go directly toward
the support of the horses. Guided
tours are also provided for those who
travel with their own horses. It’s not
just a ride . . . it’s an adventure!
www.centaur.org/kosmic.
COBDEN
Honey Bee Stables
638-8059
www.honeybeestables.com
info@honeybeestables.com
Trail rides in the Cobden area of the
ShawneeNat'l forest, on the
Shawnee Wine Trail. Guided 1/2 day
and day rides.
EDDYVILLE
ANNA
Union County
Country Club/Golf Course
430 East Jefferson
833-7912
Semi-private country club, open
to the public. 18-hole course with
pro-shop and cart & golf club rental.
Must call in advance for tee times.
MAKANDA
Stone Creek Golf Club
US Hwy. 51 N
457-7406 See ad pg. 39
18 hole course, par 72, 6875 yards
MOUNDS
Egyptian Country Club
4880 US Hwy. 51
745-6412
9 hole golf course, cart rental and
club house available.
Bear Branch Horse Resort
& Restaurant
P. O. Box 40 Located 2 miles
North of Eddyville IL on Route 145
in Pope County.
672-4249
Email: manders@shawneelink.com
or website: www.BearBranch.com
Open year ‘round! Located just
above the beautiful Lusk Creek
Canyon with the most scenic multiple
access trails.Minutes from the River to
River Trail. Feed and Tack Store on
grounds. 80 campsites with water,
electricity, dump station, air conditioning, shower, restrooms and laundry facilities. Cabins and lodging
available. Forty covered stalls for
horses. Guides available. Hunters welcome! Enjoy the spectacular view
from our rustic hilltop log cabin
restaurant overlooking 2 acre stocked
pond. Reservations recommended.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
Circle B Ranch Horseman’s
Campground
672-4748 or 815-288-5373
Spectacular trail riding through the
Shawnee National Forest’s vast trail
system, bluffs, canyons, caves and
streams.13 wooded RV campsites with
water, electricity and dump station.
Rec.building with modern bathrooms,
phone, laundromat and wood burning stove for those cooler evenings.
Open April through November.
Bring your own horse. Guides available. Located in Pope County, 15
miles of Soffersburg, off Rt. 145.
Reservations required. Restaurant
one mile away.
Hayes Canyon Campground
Rt. 145 to Eddyville, then 1 mile
on Main St. Rd.
672-4751 See ad pg.33
www.hayescanyon.com
Multiple trailheads leaving camp
onto some of the most scenic trails in
the Shawnee National Forest. Shady
sites with water,electricity,sewer, and
horse pens (some covered) at your
campsite.Clean restrooms and showers. Rental cabin.Wi-fi internet access
at camp store. Laundry. bring your
horses for camping and trail riding at
its finest! Restaurant one mile away.
Hunters welcome. Open all year.
GOLCONDA
Deer Run Campground
P.O. Box 839
683-8410
State approved campground
open year ‘round. 22 campsites with
electricity, water & sewage at each
site. Shower house & air-conditioned
country rooms, drive-thru hook-ups,
quick access to the Golconda Marina
and Smithland Pool on the Ohio
River with excellent fishing. Ice, soda,
etc. Located 2 miles south of
Golconda, Illinois on blacktop road.
Hunters Welcome!
Lake Glendale Stables
R. R. 2 Box 201-A
949-3737 See ad pg.58
Trail ride in beautiful Southern
Illinois. Hourly to full-day rates.
Over-night pack trips. Lunch and/or
dinner outings. Group rates boarding. We will bring horses to
your location. Great horses for all
riders, experienced or not.
Professional guides, beautiful
scenery, cool wooded trails, wilderness areas. ATV, hiking and mountain biking trails. Open daily. Year
‘round, rain or shine. Reservations
appreciated, but not necessary.
We’re located in Pope County in the
Lake Glendale Recreation Area.
Watch For Signs!
GOREVILLE
Hilltop Campground
Exit #40 off I-57 on Baker Lane
995-2189
Family owned and operated.
Open all year, heated restrooms,
playground, and a pavilion for clubs
and family gatherings. 34 full service
sites, 50 and 30 amp, shade, Pull
thrus and tent sites available.
HEROD
34 Ranch and Campground
Route 1 See ad pg.45
264-2141 or Home 264-5811
Family camping, RV and tent sites,
electricity, water, dump station, showers and restrooms. Fishing ponds.
Hunters welcome.
Illinois 145 on Glendale Road. Call
for more information.
Bay Creek Ranch
Rt. 1 Box 189
695-2670
Open year ‘round! Horseman’s
campground. Wooded RV and tent
sites, restaurant, water, electric,
dump station, showers, laundry
facilities, restrooms. Guiding, outfitting, stalls and pens available.
Hunters welcome! Miles of scenic
trail riding along the rugged cliffs
and canyons of Bay Creek. Direct
access to the Shawnee National
Forest trails. Located one mile north
of Glendale, Routes 145 and 147,
one miles north on Cedar Grove
Church Road.
Shawnee Trails End Stables
3 miles off Hwy 34
1-866-439-8149 See ad pg.45
www.shawneetrailsend.com
Shawnee
Forest
Licensed
Outfitters.Trail guiding service, horse
rental, RV rental. Welcome riders,
hunters, hikers!
McCLURE
Rest In Peace Campground
On Grapevine Trail, 6 miles from
Rt. 3 between McClure and Tamms
747-9344
Primitive sites as well as full
hookups, along with a shower house
and dump station. Surrounded by
Shawnee National Forest.
Thebes Landing Campground
Riverfront
764-2658
Overnight camping on the banks
of Mississippi River. Full hookups and
free boat ramp.
VIENNA
Cedar Lake Ranch
2090 Gilead Church Rd.
695-2600
Over 200 campsites with water
and electricity, 4 cabins and 25 acre
lake are features at Cedar Lake.
Horse rides, bicyclists, hunters and
fisherman are welcome all year long.
Adjoins Shawnee National Forest
near Tunnel Hill State Trail. Rodeos
and other events planned.
OTHER OUTDOOR
RECREATION
Camp Ondessonk
Off Rt. 45 (10 miles north of I-24)
695-2489
Located in the heart of the
Shawnee National Forest, it is one
of the largest campgrounds in the
Midwest, offering many facets of
outdoor recreation with lodging in
rustic cave and tree-house cabins.
Summer camp and off-season
programming.
Livin’ Color Farms, Inc.
R. R. 1, Box 221A
695-3570 Fax 695-3571
Full facility broodmare/foal care.
Vet on call 24 hours. Open 24 hours
year round. Imprinting of foals
available. 10x12 stalls, 10x24 broodmare stalls. Turnout and exercise
available. Also standing at stud,
Exclusive Dundee, 16.1hh buckskin
leopard ApHC Appaloosa Stallion,
Bright Eyes Brother Bred. Quality
foals for sale. Overnight stabling
available. We are listed in the ETA
nationwide Overnight Stabling
Directory. We are located east of
Rock Springs
off Hwy. 3
(W 1/2 mile of Thebes Spur)
Once owned by the Missouri/Pacific
Railroad, this scenic spot with natural springs is a favorite picnic place in
the county.
High Meadows Stable
Off Rt. 146, approx. 2 mi E of I-24
658-7681
Offers quality instruction,teaching
and training for hunters and jumpers
as well as boarding. Lessons available
all year round. The stable also hosts
many weekend special events.
OZARK
SIMPSON
and lessons. Guided rides and summer horse camp offered. Three miles
east of Rt 3.
BUNCOMBE
Bell Smith Springs
see pg. 63
Dog Hollow Campground
Rt. 1, Box 10
647-2270, 963-2625, 773-4637
Spectacular trail riding through
the Shawnee National Forest. Nice,
wide RV sites for a big family or just
to have extra room. Water, electricity and sewer on every site. Located
Northeast of Delwood, IL - two
miles off Route 145 on Road #404.
THEBES
Century Oak Stables
Pigeon Roost Rd. & Old Duff Rd.
776-6093
Songbird36@yahoo.com
Horse rental, boarding, grooming
Drapers Bluff and Vertical
Heartland Climbing School
off I-57 at Exit 36, 5050 Lick Crk. Rd.
995-1427
www.verticalheartland.com
Beautifully scenic and virtually
undisturbed, the spectacular view
from the bluff-top will not soon be
forgotten by visitors. All skill levels of
rock climbing classes available.
GOLCONDA
Shawnee Queen River Taxi
& Golconda Marina
Rt 146 North See ad pg.40
285-3342 or 877-677-6123
Take a scenic cruise on the historical Ohio River with stops in
Golconda, Rosiclare, Elizabethtown,
and Cave In Rock. Relax and enjoy
the shorelines of Illinois and
Kentucky, as our crew points out the
natural and man made wonders of
the area. From estate homes to
caves, as well as eagles, and other
Mermet Springs
animal and plant life native to the
river, you will get a perspective
aboard the Shawnee Queen that you
will never get from land. We offer
scheduled public transportation that
allows people to move between river
communities to access services. The
Shawnee Queen is a 48 passenger
vessel equipped with a wheelchair
tie-down, ADA accessible restroom
and bicycle racks. Reservations are
recommended.
Fares based on
boarding point and destination.
Operating Tues - Sat. from the 2nd
Tues in May - Nov 1st each year.
Burden Falls
Off Hwy. 145 near Delwood
658-2111
Visitors can take a short hike to
Burden Falls, where water tumbles
over rocky falls during the wet season.
The falls area is the head of a meandering wilderness stream strewn with
cobblestones that adventuresome
hikers enjoy negotiating.
War Bluff Valley Wildlife
Sanctuary
457-6367
From Golconda, go north on
Illinois Route 146 about 3 miles. Turn
left (west) on Bushwack Road (the
first gravel road after Eddyville
Blacktop). Go 2.5 miles to the sanctuary sign.
NOTE: BUSHWACK ROAD HAS
ONE AT-GRADE STREAM CROSSING
SUBJECT TO WASHING OUT. Habitat
at a glance: This wildlife sanctuary is
nestled in the uplands of the
Shawnee National Forest and supports mature oak-hickory woods,
river bottom forests, young forests
and old field habitats. Simmons
Creek and several ponds provide the
water needed to support a diverse
natural community. Look for more
than 530 types of plants, including a
rich variety of wildflowers and 20
types of ferns. Trails: Ten walking
trails or tractor paths give access to
all areas of the sanctuary.
Welcome Friends!
JONESBORO
Trail of Tears Lodge,
Restaurant & Sports Resort
Off Old Cape Rd. at 1575 Fair City
Rd. 833-8697 www.trailoftears.com
Open all year providing lodging,
meals, and a full array of outdoor
recreation including ATV trails, sporting clays, archery range, hunting,
horseback riding, birdwatching,
camping, summer youth camp, hay
rides and much more. Call to get
more information for your customized adventure!
MERMET
Mermet Springs, Inc.
Rt. 45
527-DIVE
www.mermetsprings.com
8 1/2 acres of water in abandoned stone quarry is 120 feet deep.
Offers recreational scuba diving, diving lessons and equipment rental.
Picnic area and concessions are
available.
Discover a magnificent atmosphere found
nowhere else in Southern Illinois at
Giant City State Park Lodge.
Open daily, serving delicious breakfast, lunch
and dinner. Let us serve your special event, party
or meeting in one of our private rooms.
Spend time with us in our guest cabins!
Our experienced staff will strive to make your
visit pleasant and memorable.
STONEFORT
Little Creek Archery
Approximately 2 miles
north of Eddyville, IL,
west of 145
672-4316
Dealer for Clearwater Bows, other
makes available. Hrs. 10-5 Tues.-Sun.
Closed Monday.
We Hope to See You Soon!
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SHAWNEE NATIONAL FOREST
Shawnee National Forest
Developed Recreation Site Information
Shawnee National Forest • 50 Hwy. 145 South, Harrisburg, IL 62946
(618) 253-7114 • www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/shawnee
SHOW
ERS
G
HIKIN
DUMP
ING ST
ATION
S
10
RESTR
OOMS
2◆
DRINK
ING W
ATER
10
FISHIN
G
PICNIC
UNITS
10
ELECT
RIC CA
MPSIT
ES
PICNIC
SHELT
ER
RECREATION SITE
CAMP
SITES
Located in Southern Illinois, the Shawnee National Forest’s natural beauty is ideal for all types
of outdoor recreation. Nestled between the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, the Forest’s landscape
features rolling hills, forests, open lands, lakes, creeks, and rugged bluffs. The area’s mild weather
throughout the year makes a visit during any season enjoyable. The following describes
services provided at the Shawnee’s developed recreation areas.
FEES
OPEN FOR USE
MISSISSIPPI BLUFFS
RANGER DISTRICT
West Side of the Shawnee
National Forest
(618) 833-8576 (Jonesboro)
(618) 687-1731 (Murphysboro)
Buttermilk Hill Day Use Area
(Boat-in)
Johnson Creek Recreation Area
Swim Area (Memorial day-Labor Day)
Group Camping
◆
20
1
Lincoln Memorial Park
3
Little Grand Canyon
2
McGee Hill Picnic Area
1
Pomona Natural Bridge
1
Winters Pond Picnic Area
1
℡
●
●
●
◆
◆
◆
●
●
All Year (Restroom closed
in winter)
Memorial to Labor Day
Dawn to Dusk
●
All Year
●
$10 - $15
3/16 - 12/15
●
All Year 6am-10pm
●
All Year 6am-10pm
All Year 6am-10pm
●
13
●
◆
◆
1
Oakwood Bottoms Interpretive Site
Pine Hills Campground
◆
●
1
Boat Launch
◆
●
◆
◆
All Year 6am-10pm
$10
●
●
3/15 - 12/15
All Year 6am-10pm
All Year
◆ Accessible for people with disabilities.
Call concessionaire Bill Nolen at (618) 949-3807 for group rates.
FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
ALL CAMPSITES AND PICNIC AREAS ON THE SHAWNEE NATIONAL FOREST ARE FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE —
NO RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.
EQUESTRIAN CAMPING IS PERMITTED AT CAMP CADIZ AND JOHNSON CREEK GROUP CAMPING
The USDA Forest Service is a multicultural organization and committed to the goal of ensuring equal opportunity for all in employment and program delivery.
SHOW
ERS
HIKIN
G
DUMP
ING ST
ATION
S
RESTR
OOMS
DRINK
ING W
ATER
FISHIN
G
ELECT
RIC CA
MPSIT
ES
BOAT
LAUNC
HES
PICNIC
UNITS
RECREATION SITE
CAMP
SITES
SHAWNEE NATIONAL FOREST
HIDDEN SPRINGS
RANGER DISTRICT
East Side of the Shawnee
National Forest
(618) 658-2111 (Vienna)
FEES
OPEN FOR USE
*Fees
subject to
change
Bell Smith Springs
Redbud Campground
●
21
◆
●
●
Bell Smith Springs Trail System
Camp Cadiz Campground
$10
●
11
Hickory Ridge Boat Launch
●
3/15 - 12/15
All Year
●
$10
All Year
Lake of Egypt
●
●
All Year
Dutchman Lake Recreation Area
●
●
All Year
Garden of the Gods Recreation Area
◆
◆
Observation Trail
Pharaoh Campground
12
High Knob Lookout Picnic Area
2
Illinois Iron Furnace Historic Site
10
◆
●
$10
●
Seasonally 6am-10pm
◆
●
All Year
All Year
All Year 6am-10pm
●
Lake Glendale Recreation Area
Oak Point Campground
All Year 6am-10pm
●
8
Picnic Area
◆
◆
●
31
57
◆
20
Pine Point Picnic Area
●
●
Swim Area
●
Cardinal Bay Boat Launch
◆
◆
◆
●
●
◆
SGL $12/SGL ELEC $18*
DBL $24/DBL ELEC $36*
●
◆
●
$3.50 ADULT*
$2.50 UNDER 6 YRS*
All Year
Memorial Day - Labor Day
6am-10pm
Memorial Day - Labor Day
6am-10pm M-S. 12-6 Sun
All Year
℡
Duck Bay Group Camping
9
●
●
●
●
Goose Bay Picnic Area
23
●
●
◆
●
◆
●
●
●
●
◆
◆
●
4/1- Oct, 6am-10pm
◆
◆
All Year 6am-10pm
●
5/1 - 12/15
Millstone Bluff
Archaeological Area
4/01 - 12/15
All Year 6am-10pm
3/15 - 12/15
Pounds Hollow Recreation Area
Pine Ridge Campground
Swim Area
RIm Rock National Recreation Trail
Tower Rock
35
6◆
◆
4
●
●
$10
4/1 - 12/15
ALEXANDER COUNTY
McClure
East Cape
Girardeau
.
Wetaug
4
PULAS
COUNT
Elco
4
ALEXANDER
COUNTY
7
ne
evi
Grap
4
Tamms
51
9
127
Great
Ri
v
R
er
Olive
Branch
Villa
Ridge
io
Oh
o
Mounds
6
8
Mound
City
3
PARKS
Cairo:
1. Fort Defiance Park pg. 55
2. St. Mary’s Park pg. 55
Olive Branch:
3. Horseshoe Lake Recreation Area pg. 56
1
Cairo:
1. Magnolia Manor pg. 51
2. Hewer Statue pg. 51
3. Mighty Rivers Worship Center pg. 51
4. Safford Memorial Library pg. 51
5. Riverlore pg. 51
6. Church of the Redeemer-Episcopal pg. 51
7. St. Patrick Catholic Church pg. 51
8. Custom House Museum pg. 51
Tamms:
8. The Old Depot pg. 53
Thebes:
9. Thebes Courthouse pg. 53
Cairo
1
2
MUSEUMS
Confluence of Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
R
National
Cemetery
2
see pg. 6
see pg. 51
Olmsted
ad
Horseshoe
Lake
3
Tour de Shawnee
Hewer Statue
57
8
9
3
Pulaski
ive
For Events and
Festivals, see
pages 46-49.
Ullin
Trail
Thebes
P
5
r Sc
eni
cB
yw
ne Rd
unty Li
Co
Cape
Girardeau
8
Magnolia Manor
see pg. 51
HARDIN COUNTY
Pounds Hollow
Recreation Area
rS
e
a
Byw
nic
ce
Garden of the Gods
Recreation Area
Oh
io
Ri
v
4
3
Rim Rock
Recreation Area
Karbers Ridge
Pounds Hollow
Herod
Rd.
y
HARDIN
COUNTY
34
il
Tr a
1
Iron
Furnace
146
Cave in Rock
Elizabethtown
Rose Hotel
Historic Site
2
Rosiclare
Cave in Rock
State Park
Tower Rock Rec. Area
2
34
146
1
1
4
3
PARKS
Cave in Rock:
1. Cave in Rock State Park pg. 52
2. Tower Rock
3. Rim Rock
4. Garden of the Gods
HISTORIC SITES
For Events and
Festivals, see
pages 46-49.
The Grand Rose Hotel see pg. 8, 21, 52
Iron Furnace see pg. 53
Cave in Rock:
1. Cave in Rock State Park pg. 52
Elizabethtown:
2. The Grand Rose Hotel pg. 52
Rosiclare:
3. Illinois Iron Furnace pg. 53
4. American Flourite Museum pg. 53
Ohio River at Elizabethtown see pg. 40
JOHNSON COUNTY
T
Creal
Springs Rd
4
Goreville
12
Tunne
l
Ferne Clyffe
State Park
3 rker C
45
Hill R
d
to
hu
dC
lea
Gi
Dutchman
Lake
ake Rd
147
146
Vienna
1
2
1
2
3
Trail
of Tears
Wildcat Bluff
Tr
ai
l
37
4
4
Simpson
Dutchman L
JOHNSON
COUNTY
Tra il
3
Rd
24
Buncombe
Ri
ver
rch
6
2
Ozark
Pa
River
7
ity
Jackson
Falls
Rd
Herron
Pond
St
ill
1
at
e
Cypress
Belknap el H
n
3
Whitehill Tun
4
5
MASSAC
COUNTY
Tunnel Hill Bike Trail
see pg. 57
Karnak
For
Events and Festivals,
see pages 46-49.
169
24
PARKS
MUSEUMS
Vienna:
1. Vienna Community Park pg. 57
2. Tunnel Hill State Trail pg. 57
3. Cache River State
Natural Area pg. 57
Vienna:
1. Civil War Memorial pg. 53
2. Paul Powell Museum pg. 53
Whitehill:
4. The Henry N. Barkhausen Cache
River Wetlands Center pg. 57
5. Section 8 Woods Nature
Preserve at Whitehill pg. 57
Goreville:
6. Ferne Clyffe State Park pg. 55
Simpson:
3. Buffalo On the Rock pg. 53
4. Trigg Tower pg. 53
WINERIES
Belknap:
1. Cache River Basin
Vineyard & Winery pg. 39
Vienna:
2. Shawnee Winery pg. 40
Tunnel Hill:
3. Bella Terra Winery pg. 39
4. Windy Hill Vineyard & Winery pg. 39
www.metropolistourism.com
MASSAC COUNTY
Metropolis
Superman Statue
3
see pg. 41
ve r
o Ri
O hi
169
MASSAC
COUNTY
24
S
Lake
Bay City
45
145
y
wa
Joppa
By
nic
ce
2 Mermet
3
9
2
6
Metropolis
For Events and Festivals,
see pages 46-49.
H
Fort Massac
State Park
1
PARKS
Brookport
O h io
Brookport:
1. City Park pg. 55
Ri v er Scenic B
1 Kincaid
Mermet:
2. Mermet Lake
Conservation Area pg. 58
Mounds
Ohio
Metropolis:
3. Fort Massac State Park
And Museum pg. 55
4. Dorothy Miller Park pg. 55
5. Franklin Park pg. 55
6. Girl Scout Park pg. 55
7. Lincoln Park pg. 55
8. Metropolis Sports Park pg. 56
9. Washington Park pg. 56
Metropolis Mural
see pg. 52
MUSEUMS
Brookport:
1. Kincaid Mounds pg. 51
Metropolis:
2. George Rogers Clark Statue pg. 52
3. Elijah P. Curtis Home pg. 52
4. Birdman of Alcatraz Burial Site pg. 52
5. Super Museum pg. 41
6. American Hollywood Museum pg. 41
Harrah's Casino
see pgs. 38, 41
POPE COUNTY
Recreation Area
PARKS
Dixon Springs:
1. Dixon Springs State Park pg. 55
Eddyville:
2. Bell Smith Springs pg. 57
3. Millstone Bluff pg. 51
Herod
k Rd
Ozar
34
8
2
Golconda:
1. Pope County Courthouse pg. 52
2. First Presbyterian Church pg. 52
3. Buel House & Davidson Cabin pg. 52
4. Historical Society Museum pg. 52
5. 100F Cemetery pg. 52
6. Smithland Lock & Dam pg. 52
7. Lock & Dam 51 pg. 52
Eddyville
3
Ed
dy
145
vil
le
Rd
Glendale
1
Lake
Glendale
WINERIES
POPE
COUNTY
146
Dixon Springs
State Park
Glendale:
1. Hogg Hollow Winery pg. 39
il
Tr a
MUSEUMS
er
Ri v
River t
o
Bell
Smith
Springs
1
Dixon
Springs
1
146
7
Golconda
Tra
il o
f Tears
ve r
o Ri
O hi
Burden Falls
For Events
and Festivals,
see pages 46-49.
S
Bay City
145
By
nic
ce
see pg. 61
y
wa
polis
Hamletsburg
Fort Massac
State Park
Brookport
O h io
Ri v er Scenic Byway
Barge on the
Ohio River
er
Kincaid
Mounds
Ri
v
ill
S
PULASKI COUNTY
Wetaug
Perks
5
6
PULASKI
COUNTY
Elco
ER
7
Ullin
New Grand
37 Chain
5
57
Villa
Ridge
d
2
7
5
Mounds
oe
6
8
O
hio
R
8
National
1
Cemetery
Mound
City
2
Historical Marker:
Marine Ways
See pg. 53
Olmsted
ive
127
Pulaski
1
Karnak
r Sc
eni
cB
yw
ay
4
ms
51
Belknap el H
n
3
Whitehill Tun
3
Mound City National Monument & Cemetery
see pg. 52
PARKS
Ullin (Area):
1. Brushy Unit Cypress Creek
Wildlife Refuge pg. 56
2. Cache Boat Ramp pg. 56
3. Cypress Creek National
Wildlife Refuge pg. 56
4. Frank Bellrose Waterfowl
Reserve pg. 56
5. Limekiln Slough Trail/Springs pg. 57
MUSEUMS
Villa Ridge:
1. Shiloh Baptist Church pg. 53
Mound City:
2. Mound City National
Monument & Cemetery pg. 53
3. Civil War Bell pg. 53
4. Historical Marker:
Mound City Marine Ways pg. 53
5. Historical Marker: United States
Military Hospital pg. 53
Wetaug:
6. Mt. Pisgah Lutheran Church pg. 53
Olmsted:
7. Gore Monument pg. 53
8. Old Train Depot pg. 53
see pages 46-49.
UNION COUNTY
Lake
127
2
M is s i ss
Alto Pass
Turkey Bayou
1
Bald-Knob
Cross
Pine Hills
4
i Ri v
ipp
Cobden
5
3
5
7
River
to
11
Riv er
UNION
COUNTY
51
Trail of Tears
State Forest
10
7
Giant City
State Park
8
OL D HWY
51
10
1
1
Tra
il
57
6
er Road
t Ri v
rea
er
G
146
Ware
8
9
il o
Tra
f Tear
146
Anna
s
2
3
4
Jonesboro
4
7
5
Trail of Tears
6
6
9
3
Dongola
127 Mill Creek
MUSEUMS
PARKS
Alto Pass:
1. Cliff View Park pg. 55
2. Quetil Trail pg. 55
Dongola:
3. Hickory Bottoms Public
Access pg. 55
Jonesboro:
4. Trail of Tears
State Forest pg. 55
5. Union County State Pond
Recreational Area pg. 55
6. Lincoln Memorial
Picnic Grounds pg. 55
Line Rd.
Alto Pass:
1. Bald Knob Cross pg. 51
Anna:
2. Kirkpatrick Pottery pg. 51
3. Stinson Memorial Library pg. 51
4. Camp Ground Church pg. 51
Cobden:
5. Union County Museum pg. 51
Dongola:
6. St. John’s Lutheran Church pg. 51
Jonesboro:
7. Kornthal Church pg. 52
Bald Knob
Cross
see pg. 51
Ware:
8. Grassy & Lyerla Lakes pg. 57
9. Union County
Conservation Area pg. 57
Cobden:
5. Owl Creek Vineyard pg. 39
6. Starview Vineyards pg. 39
7. Flamm Orchards pg. 39
8. Rustle Hill pg. 39
Jonesboro:
9. Limestone Creek Winery pg. 39
Makanda:
7. Giant City State Park pg. 55
Wolf Lake:
10. LaRue-Pine Hills pg. 57
WINERIES AND ORCHARDS
Alto Pass:
1. Alto Vineyards pg. 39
2. Hedman Vineyards pg. 39
3. Inheritance Valley
Vineyards pg. 39
4. Rendleman Orchards and
Farm Market pg. 39
www.friendsofthecross.com
Makanda:
10.Blue Sky Vineyards pg. 39
11.Orlandini Vineyards pg. 39
see pages 46-49 .
San Damiano Retreat
and Shrine of the Good Shepherd
x Our 225 foot bluff above the Ohio River offers
incredible bird’s eye views of the Ohio River.
x Within 1/2 hour drive of Cave-in-Rock,
Garden of the Gods, Golconda, and
Elizabethtown, Ill.
Visitor Center & Gift Shop Open Daily
Phone Direct (618) 285-3507
Guest Information 1-800-716-1558
Located in
Southern Illinois
on the Ohio River
Scenic Byway,
San Damiano is
the perfect place
to visit that is not
too far away!
www.sandamianoretreat.com
San Damiano is located in the heart of Southern
Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest. Easy to reach
from central Illinois via I-57 or I-24 from the
south. Located 25 miles south of Harrisburg, Ill.
near the junction of Ill. Rtes. 146 and 34.
is ad
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Brin s for a
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S
outhernmost
Illinois...
We are home to 1/4 million acres of Shawnee National
Forest, 4 state parks, 750,000 acres of fishing lakes, 2 state
and 2 national wildlife refuges, 2 national scenic byways;
offering visitors camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding,
casino action on the Ohio River, and much more.
Spend time with us. Whether you are
interested in getting back to nature,
relaxing at a B&B after a day of touring
historical sites, award-winning wineries
or shopping for antiques, we promise a
unique and fascinating vacation experience.
Southernmost Illinois...
you have to see it to believe it!
Call 1-800-248-4373
1-800-C-It-Here
Tourism Bureau
Serving the counties of Alexander,Hardin,
Johnson, Massac, Pope, Pulaski & Union
PO Box 378 • Anna, Illinois 62906

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