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Bookmark or Share- Outdoor Illinois Journal: Visit Snake Road this Fall!By Willow Simmons. Located on the Shawnee National Forest within LaRue-Pine Hill Research Natural Area is a one-of-a-kind place that locals call Snake Road. Snake Road is a 2.5-mile-long gravel road that is closed to vehicles and open to foot traffic in observance of the biannual reptile and amphibian movement to and from the limestone cliffs ...
- Snake Road: A Southern Illinois Reptilian Paradise — Field EcologyThe destination, Snake Road, is nestled within the U.S. Forest Service administered Shawnee National Forest - Each spring and fall, visitors from around the world -- literally -- seeking amphibian and reptile encounters descend on southern Illinois to partake in a twice annual migratory phenomenon.
- Snake Road - A MUST Visit! Easy Nature Trail. — Koaw NatureSnake Road is about a 3 mile stretch of unpaved trail located in the southwestern parts of Illinois within the beautiful Shawnee National Forest. The road closes to cars for a few weeks in the springtime and fall, remaining open for people. The road is closed to protect the animals that make seasonal migrations to and from their hibernacula.
- There's still time to check out Illinois' snake road | wqad.comLaRue Road in Shawnee National Forest is the only road in the world that closes to cars for a bi-annual snake and reptile migration in the spring and fall.
- Fall closure to vehicles on ‘Snake Road’ in Illinois a good time to ...Snake Road is a 2½-mile-long gravel road that is closed to vehicles and open to foot traffic in observance of the biannual reptile and amphibian movement to and from the limestone cliffs and LaRue Swamp. Snake Road is great for viewing snakes in their natural habitat and is also a great place to view wildlife and local flora.
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