The Catherine Chevalier Woods are part of a ragged shred of wilderness east of O’Hare and the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, connected to several other forest preserves to the north and south.

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This under-the-radar Arizona park is one of the best spring spots for seeing desert wildlife up close without big crowds.