Midlothian Meadows
About Midlothian Meadows
Midlothian Meadows is part of the Forest Preserves of Cook County and features accessible picnic shelters, making it a convenient and inclusive spot for gatherings and outdoor relaxation.
The forest preserve offers visitors a 3.1-mile biking, walking, and hiking trail through the site’s woodlands, which connects by a footpath to other trails in the Tinley Creek Preserves. The Midlothian Meadows trail is accessible at 152nd Street on the west side of Pulaski Road and on Pulaski Road at 149th Street, via a spur trail to the main trail.
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