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Myer Woods

Nature Preserve Area

10

County

Bureau

Location And Access

From the east edge of Princeton, travel 5.25 miles east on US Rt 6; then south on a gravel road 1 mile; then east 0.25 mile to the south edge of the nature preserve.

Description

Myer Woods is a dry-mesic old-growth woodland dominated by black oaks, and to a slightly lesser extent by white oaks. Much of the 20 acre tract is relatively flat, but wooded ravines divide the south portion and the northeast corner. The site was deeded to the Princeton Park District in 1959 by the Myer family "to be kept as close to its natural state as practical". It was subsequently dedicated as an Illinois nature preserve by the Park District.

Ownership

Princeton Park District

Dedicated

June 1977

Size

20 acres

Topographic Quad

Depue

Topo Map

myewoo

Google Maps

For Further Information

Princeton Park District, 10 Park Avenue West, Princeton, IL 61356 (815/879-8146)