Outdoor Activities
Rock Falls has many opportunities for young and old alike to enjoy nature while they play or just relax. We have 17 local parks and hundreds of acres of park lands at nearby state parks.
A trip to picturesque Morrison-Rockwood State Park offers many memorable experiences. A large sign in the shape of Illinois, fashioned from angle iron by a blacksmith, greets visitors at the entrance. Once inside, choose from a variety of recreational opp ...
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The Oregon Sculpture Trail began in 1911 with the creation of Lorado Taft's "Eternal Indian" statue, which everyone calls Blackhawk. The 48-foot concrete statue is located in Lowden State Park and can be viewed both close-up in the park and on Route 2 acr ...
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Enjoy picnicking, camping, hiking, fishing, swimming and even a game of horseshoes!
Prophetstown State Park is a predominantly wooded area located along the south bank of the Rock River. Its terrain is relatively flat and lies within the flood plain of t ...
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Establish in 1957 and still in operation for over 50 years. This site offers 800 acres for pheasant, quail, partridge and turkey hunting. Located approximately 22 miles south east of Rock Falls. Membership and daily hunting is available. Call for reservat ...
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"1.6 acres along the Rock River is abundant with wildlife, playground equipment and a beautiful scenic picnic area. This park also features a scenic drive, excellent fishing and a wonderful opportunity to watch the eagles."
A super challenging place to race and ride. Enjoy competitions, races, practices and more. If you like motorcycles, you gotta check this place out! Safety is a top priority and fun is mandatory!
Call the track line before driving out for updates 815-379- ...
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The Meadows site of the Dixon Park District offers bow hunting in deer and turkey seasons by permit. Permits are limited. Call for more information on registration, orientation and proficiency dates.
Located in the heart of the Rock River valley, this charming 385-acre park is the south boundary of the old Chicago-Iowa Trail. History tells us that this was for years the principal route east and west across the northern part of the state.
Today the pa ...
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The "Wings of Peace" Statue was gifted to the city of Dixon by Nick Tanev, a native of Bulgaria, who experienced first-hand the oppression of his homeland with the presence of Germany during WWII and the invasion of Russia after the war. Mr. Tanev lost hi ...
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