Winding through the heart of Logan Square, IL , a once-abandoned rail line has been reimagined into one of Chicago’s most beloved outdoor spaces— The 606 Trail . Also called the Bloomingdale Trail , this elevated greenway spans 2.7 miles and connects several neighborhoods through a shared space designed for recreation, art, and community connection. Whether you prefer a brisk walk, a scenic bike ride, or simply time outdoors, The 606 offers a unique perspective on city life. An Elevated Link Between Neighborhoods The trail travels through four vibrant communities— Logan Square, Bucktown, Wicker Park, and Humboldt Park —uniting them with a peaceful path above street level. Once used by freight trains, the former rail corridor has been completely transformed into an elevated park, giving visitors the rare chance to move through the city without the usual traffic or noise. Access points every few blocks make it easy to jump on or off the trail. As you travel, you’ll notice thought...
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