Bohm Woods Nature Preserve

Nature & parks
In Edwardsville, Illinois
1.7 mi from Route 66

Bohm Woods Nature Preserve protects 92 acres of land and wildlife habitat in Edwardsville, IL, in Madison County, just off the old road. Managed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and established in November 2006, it is a place for a quiet, unhurried walk rather than a developed park. It pairs well with The Gardens at SIUE, less than a mile away.

What is Bohm Woods Nature Preserve?

This is a state nature preserve, set aside to protect land and habitat rather than to host recreation. Its 92 acres lie in Madison County near Edwardsville, and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources looks after it. Expect a natural setting with few, if any, visitor facilities, and bring what you need with you.

History of Bohm Woods Nature Preserve

The preserve was established in November 2006, adding a protected piece of woodland habitat to this corner of Madison County.

Visiting Bohm Woods Nature Preserve: tips

The preserve is not listed as wheelchair accessible, so expect natural ground. It is suitable for kids who enjoy a walk in the woods. Stay on established paths, take nothing and leave no trace, since the land is protected for its habitat. Plan 30 minutes to an hour.

The Gardens at SIUE are about 0.7 mile away, the Governor Coles State Memorial about 1.7 miles and the St. Louis Street Historic District about 2.1 miles.

Practical info

Address: Bohm School Rd, Edwardsville, IL 62025
Phone: +1 618-363-5818
Website: dnr.illinois.gov/inpc/area.area7madisonbohmwoods.html
Hours: We have no opening hours for this stop yet — check the official site.

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