"In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks." -- John Muir

Mississippi Palisades State Park
Illinois, September 7, 2011

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Mississippi Palisades State Park
Throughout history, the Mississippi River influenced many lives: the Dakota, Chippewa, and Hopewell cultures; early French voyagers; African-Americans seeking freedom on the Underground Railroad; and many more.
 
Mississippi Palisades State Park
Dating back to 1938, when Franklin D. Roosevelt was president, the concept of a transcontinental Great River Parkway along the Mississippi River was developed by the governors of the 10 river states. Nearly 3,000 miles long and running through 10 states along the Mississippi River, the Great River Road offers a gateway to the river valley's great history, the blending of cultures and a host of recreational options to all who journey it.
Mississippi Palisades State Park
The Great River Road is a 550-mile route on Illinois' western border that offers breathtaking views and majestic landscapes.

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