Personal mobility scooters may also be used on the trail.Īrboretum staff make best efforts to clear the path of ice and snow. Because our supply is limited, we recommend bringing a wheelchair to the Arboretum, if needed.
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Guests must leave a driver’s license or other photo ID to check out a wheelchair. The Arboretum has a small number of non-motorized wheelchairs available free of charge in the Visitor Center on a first-come, first-served basis. Guests have the option to skip the second half of the exhibition, bypassing the large incline at Ornament Hill, by heading back toward the Visitor Center on the tram road. The exhibition is not fully accessible to visitors with limited mobility. We advise guests to keep the length and hilly nature of the trail in mind. The Illumination trail is a one-mile paved walking path that includes one large incline (Frost Hill) approximately halfway through the exhibition, and several smaller inclines and declines. Please note that any ticket purchases made on-site during Illumination will be credit card only. Illumination will highlight the many gifts of trees: natural beauty, increased feelings of peace and calm, homes for wildlife, and the air we breathe.Īdvance purchase is recommended as many nights will sell out. Along the route, warm up by a crackling fire and roast marshmallows for s’mores, or stop in one of the concession tents for a snack and beverage. Journey along a one-mile paved walking path amid festive music and lighting effects that highlight the beauty of trees in winter.
You will be awed and delighted to see returning favorites and surprising new sights, including a special Human+Nature display and an experience featuring 150 colorful lanterns. Explore 50 acres of the Arboretum’s majestic trees during this one-of-a-kind spectacle of color, light, and sound. The ninth annual Illumination: Tree Lights at The Morton Arboretum returns as a walking experience.
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