No matter the season, the Arb has something to offer. Walking, hiking, running, snowshoeing, x-country skiing, etc. There is always something going on to visit and experience. Become a member today!
Morton Arboretum is a favorite spot for families year-round, but its extra special in the fall. Visitors can hike the trails, run through the maze or just sit and admire the brilliant fall colors.
I have been to The Morton Arboretum many of times. I loved seeing all the artwork in the nature exhibition. I have seen some of them with my SEASPAR Eagles group and my parents as well too.
Love the children's garden, and if you need the little ones to take a nap, it's nice to drive the East/West trails and have them drift off while you enjoy the view.
Get out of the hustle and bustle of the city and take in all that nature has to offer. (Seriously. They’ve got trees and plants from around the world.)
The Illinois Millennium LandmarkTree, a white oak that is approximately 250 years old, is located in the oldest part of the Arboretum, near Parking Area 20a.Powered by ParentsConnect.com Read more
The Morton Arboretum is a 1,700 acre tree museum, open 365 days... a year. Explore the Children's Garden and Maze Garden. Hike, bike or drive.(Show more)