The boat launch with the deepest channel. The trail to the gorge. The farm stand that takes Venmo. The icon you've heard of and the one you haven't.
Four paved bike trails totaling about six miles, a 2.25-mile Nature's Way hiking trail, an accessible quarter-mile trail at Pike Marsh North, and roughly eight miles of equestrian trail.
A planned 41-mile multi-use trail through central and western Lake County, with about 33 miles currently open for hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing, plus an 11-mile gravel section for horseback riding.
A seasonal farm attraction roughly six miles west of Antioch and Fox Lake, known for one of the country's larger corn mazes, plus u-pick pumpkins, sunflower fields, and a Christmas tree farm.
A weekly outdoor farmers market in Sequoit Creek Park in downtown Antioch, running Thursdays through the summer.
A weekly evening farmers market in downtown Fox Lake, running Tuesdays through the summer.
A full-service marina on Pistakee Bay with 86 protected floating slips and Waverunner ports, offering pontoon rentals and seasonal slip rental.
The largest full-service marina on the Chain O'Lakes, with capacity over 300 slips, offering transient slips, boat repair, and storage.
A family-owned marina since 1923, open 24/7 near the IL-173/IL-59 intersection, with a boat ramp described as one of the deepest on the Chain.
A family-owned marina on Spring Lake since 1984, with over 65 slips, pontoon and tritoon rentals, seasonal RV sites, and an on-site diner.
A locally owned pontoon-rental operator serving Pistakee, Fox, Lake Marie, Petite, Spring, Nippersink, Bluff, and Catherine lakes across the Chain.
An offshore bar on Grass Lake operating in some form since 1901, reachable only by private boat or a shuttle from the mainland dock, with live music and drag boat races through the summer.
A state park anchoring the west end of the lake chain, established in 1945, with camping and boating access along the historic Fox River route Joliet and Marquette traveled in 1673.