Illinois Trekkers

Walkers during the walk on a good day for a walk.

Walkers enjoyed the beautiful day for a Sunday afternoon walk.

Even with the warm temperatures the snow still was present.

Walkers enjoyed the statues on the walk.

A few walkers decided to walk the new Millstadt YRE on a nice winter day.

Walkers enjoyed many old houses & historic buildings along the walk.

Walkers on the streets of Millstadt.

 

Walkers took a short break during the walk.

Walkers had to dress for the cold at the beginning of the walk.

Walkers enjoyed seeing new sights on the walk.

Walkers stopped on the bridge to view the beautiful scene created by the ice & water.

Walkers dressed for the cold & enjoyed the walk.

The POC had a great walk & dinner after having surgery a few days before the event.

Everyone enjoyed the walk & dinner.

It was a beautiful night for a walk & many houses still had their Christmas lights lit.

Walkers on the trail in Glen Carbon.

Walkers stopped for a photo opportunity.

 

The Illinois Trekkers invite you to walk with us in Mascoutah, Illinois on New Year’s Eve 2021. Mascoutah is named after the Mascoutens, a well-known Indian tribe originally located in Michigan. The walk is on city street & sidewalks & the city will be decorated for the holidays. Please bring flashlights.

START LOCATION: Skootr’s Restaurant & Bar, 323 East Main Street (Illinois Highway 177), Mascoutah, Illinois.

START TIME: 4:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.   Please Note: Registration will ONLY be from 4:30 to 5:00 p.m. Walkers must be finished by 7 p.m.

DINNER RESERVATIONS: After the walk we will gather at the Mascoutah Steak House at 1415 McKinley Street, Mascoutah, Illinois. If you plan to join us for dinner you must make reservations, by calling or emailing Susan Manfredi by December 23rd. Please Note: The room will be available at 6:30 p.m. for cocktails and dinner at 7 p.m.

INFORMATION CONTACT:   Questions and reservations:

Susan Manfredi, 951 818-6662, email [email protected]

 

 

Walkers found holiday decorations on the walk.

Walkers placed wreaths on veterans’ graves.

One walker placed a wreath on her husband’s grave.

View after wreaths were places.