Meadowdale International Raceway is located within Raceway Woods near the corners of Route 31 and Huntley Road in the far Northwest Corner of Carpentersville, Illinois. Meadowdale Raceway was a 3.27 mile road course racetrack which opened for its first race on September 14, 1958.  Interestingly, only six months elapsed from the time construction permits were issued until the running of the first race.

I just recently discovered this park and I can't get anough of it!

Absolutely love this place. Trails are challenging but extremely fun. Make sure you wear a helmet if you're going to push it. There are some decent climbs here too.

Awesome place to ride your mountain bike! Trails for all skill levels. Maintained by CAMBR they have been leaf blowing the trails to make sure tiders stay safe

Great trail. Good exercise with beautiful scenery. As a motorcycle racer, I appreciate the history as well.

Beautiful place with some very cool history. Great trail system for running and mountain biking.

Its amazing ,beautiful its great when we're are in communication with nature

very nice 3.5ml loop to go in a great experience, relax etc.

One of my favorite places to hike, so much racing history and the path is beautiful. Not to mention if you like to mountain bike they have awesome trails

Great mountain biking destination but also great for hiking or even road biking if you stay on the original race course

If you're on bike wear a helmet and enjoy!!

Surprising variety of terrains. Little Monza and Meadowdale were my flowy favorites.

super beautiful & nice big sidewalks for multiple people to walk together

Great car show they had quite a few Corvettes there to judge

Soo beautiful place

Fantastic local gem. Top notch mountain biking trails now that CAMBR has been working here. Trails cross cross everywhere. Good for walking track, hiking, biking, horseback riding, annual car show. Great local history. All skill levels, decent elevation changes and wild life sightings at the right times. I've been coming here since 1984 when it was still private property and it's amazing how much they've cleaned it up, and planted tons of native trees, including new oaks. That is so great to see!

Beautiful completely green forest place and its trails are quiet.