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DA REAL

DA REAL

By Diane Krieger Spivak • Photos by Ryan Postel of Fermilab and Shaw Media

Spring is in the air and, if you’re like most of us, you’re just itching to get out of your winter cocoon and head out into the world. Kane County really does offer “something for everybody” in terms of food, entertainment, and culture. So, if you’re in need of day trip, check out a few of our suggestions here.

Morning

Now that you’re fully fueled, head out to Garfield Farm Museum, a 150-year-old pioneer museum in Campton Hills. Spend time getting back to America’s roots and a slower-paced way of life through tours, special events, and educational programs like bat and blue bird box construction, fruit tree grafting and heirloom gardens.

Breakfast

Start out early at Buttermilk Cafe Restaurant and Coffee Bar in Geneva. The brightly lit urban barn interior is actually the color of buttermilk, but it’s the bean that’ll really wake you up. Espresso, macchiato, latte, cold brew, and just plain old coffee will open your eyes, along with a plethora of breakfast plates like Holy Moly Skillet or lemon blueberry pancakes.

MID-MORNING

If biking (or hiking) is more to your liking, the Fox River Trail runs 39 miles from Oswego north to Algonquin. The well-maintained and highly rated trail passes through beautiful scenery and historic towns, so there’s plenty to do on whatever leg of the trail you take.

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