Illinois Office of Tourism Launches New Outdoor Content Series, ‘Real People, Real Stories, Real Outdoors’

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The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO), Office of Tourism announced its new outdoor video series featuring stories from Illinois adventurers spotlighting the extensive range of outdoor recreation and activities available throughout the state. The series of videos titled, “Real People, Real Stories, Real Outdoors,” aims to capture genuine experiences of Illinois residents and visitors exploring the outdoors, while highlighting the state’s natural beauty and outdoor adventures. Home to 70 state parks and recreation areas, 2,900 lakes and seven national scenic byways, there is no shortage of outdoor adventure in Illinois. The stories featured in this new content series uncover picturesque nature trails, hidden gems, iconic landmarks, unique stays and beyond. The content series features up close and personal stories of friends and families in Illinois as they explore outdoor destinations, including:
Finding beauty in a nature escape from Chicago: Watch as a group of friends escape Chicago to discover the beauty of diverse landscapes like Camp Aramoni’s luxury safari-style campground in LaSalle County and Rend Lake in Southern Illinois. The group’s experience creates an easy itinerary for outdoor adventure options like paddling, swimming and off-the-grid camping with friends and family.

Adventures in Illinois to challenge and inspire you: Follow Chicago adaptive climber Meaghan Cusack and her squad to some of Illinois’ best climbing spots for people of all abilities and skill levels, including Cave-in-Rock State Park, Giant City State Park near the Shawnee National Forest and breathtaking Pere Marquette State Park along the Mississippi River.

To learn more, visit EnjoyIllinois.com.

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