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We walked from our drop off point near historic Union Station to our hotel located near Grant Park and enjoyed the scenic views of the Chicago River. We were fortunate to arrive during daylight hours to allow for taking in more of the cityscape views. This was a crisp chilly day in late October, so the river was fairly calm and clear with no traffic. Looking forward to future visits and taking a cruise when it's warmer.
Everyone should see the river then green at least once for St Patty's. It's such a fun time to be in Chicago. Of course there is a lots of drinking but you don't feel like you're walking around with a ton of intoxicated individuals. On the contrary you will see many families with their younger watching the city dye the river and taking plently of pics. In addition there ton of street performers as well. A must see if you're in the during the St Patty's Holiday!
I happened to be in Chicago for St. Patty's Day. Nothing like seeing the famous Chicago River turned green, and it gets really green for a few days. So impressive to see all the great architecture just hugging the river, like the Chicago Tribune Building and the Trump Building. I highly recommend doing a river tour where they tell you about all the history and buildings.
So this is the famous river that turns "Green" during St. Patrick's day! Yes, lucky me as I was visiting & staying in downtown Chicago, and the Chicago River was just blocks away from my hotel. A little know facts about this famous river - 1. The Chicago River runs 156 miles from start to finish, with three main branches - North Branch, Main Stem, & South Branch. 2. The Chicago River is the only river system in the world that flows in reverse. This was needed, as in the old days raw sewage & other pollutants were dumped into this river, and these elements flowed into Chicago's primary source of drinking water. By reversing the river flow, this protected Chicago's main source of drinking water. 3. In celebration of St. Patrick's Day, the river is annually dyed green in downtown Chicago. They have been doing this for the last 60 years. 4. The Deepest point of the Chicago River is 21 feet deep. 5. The Chicago river has a distinctive blue color that is the result of the river's clay bottom, lake water, and algae: a lovely blue-green, best seen on warm weather days. The lake water has only been part of the river's composition since the river was reversed in the 1900's. 6. The Chicago River doesn't completely freeze. Certain sections along the North Branch, for instance, freeze almost every year. If the surface of the main stem in downtown Chicago freezes, the city operates an ice breaker to free up the waterway for safety purposes. 7. The City of Chicago prohibits swimming in the Chicago River, as it's deemed "unsafe waters". The river has long been considered unsafe to drink or swim in, and even a quick dip in it may be harmful on its own. 8. There is fish in the Chicago River as Perch, Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass, Salmon, Trout, Steelhead, Sheepshead, Carp, Catfish and Panfish can be caught year round in this river. I'm not sure if I would eat it, but you can certainly catch, then release it back to the river. 9. The Chicago River was very crucial in Chicago's development as a major center of the lumber, and meatpacking industries during the nineteenth century. 10. Today, the Chicago River has 38 movable bridges spanning it, down from a peak of 52 bridges. These bridges are of several different types, including trunnion bascule, Scherzer rolling lift, swing bridges, and vertical lift bridges. Ain't Google a wonderful thing???? There are many more facts about the Chicago River, but I thought I'd point out the more interesting facts. If you ever have a chance to walk along the Chicago River, you can't help but notice the beautiful building architecture, & skyline of this beautiful city!
Basically the best looking thing about Chicago. Especially when it's green. If you didn't know, it's dyed green for the St. Patrick's Day festivities and parade. Cool to see this done. The dye is plant based, so it doesn't hurt any wildlife. Follow the course of the river and you see how it's an important part of the city. It flows north-south for a bit, then bends and goes east-west toward the lake. This played a role in how the city grew and what is where. Notice how Wacker Drive follows course along it. On the river you'll see a few methods of public transportation. Among these, the Chicago Water Taxi is most popular. This gives you good views of the scenery and skyline. Most people are interested in the colors for St. Patrick's Day. The river is dyed between Columbus and Orleans Streets. It takes place the Saturday before actual the St. Patrick's Day. The dye will turn the river bright green in an hour. Check it out any time of year, not just St. Patrick's Day. It's kind of taken for granted. Try kayaking in the cold like those crazy ass people.
How does one write a review on a river? I guess I'll give it a try. I have always wanted to see the Chicago River dyed green ever since I heard about it, and I was finally able to see it. They do it annually for St. Patrick's Day, and I was advised by my friend that it is a plant-based dye and does not cause any damage of harm. Well, it was everything I imagined... a green river! I was finally able to cross it off the ol' bucket list.
I finally made it to Chicago this year to see the city dye its river a Shamrock green. It's a food coloring & so it's nontoxic & the fish show no signs of abnormal behavior, when the dye is introduced to the river. It was a fun event & I'm glad I went to Chicago for it. If the weather was very cold, I would've just canceled my hotel reservation & hoped the weather would be warmer next year. But, this year the weather was great; sunny & in the 60s. The architecture along the river is stunning. It was incredibly crowded & honestly, it was probably overcrowded. There were a lot of people that don't seem to get out much in the crowd. But, probably a lot of those people were over drinking alcohol too. Again, I'm glad I did it, but I won't be doing it again. It is a one & done lifetime event & I'm Irish I will return to Chicago though, & I will also return to Chicago's magnificent river again. It's a very special place.
The Chicago River is beautiful to see. There are lots of things to see and do on the Chicago River. Take a walk along the River Walk. There are art installations, cafes with food and drink and a great opportunity to people-watch. You can rent a kayak, a bike, or other things to go up and down the Chicago River and the Riverwalk. Make sure you look up and take in all of the Fantastic architecture that Chicago is known for. You can also take one of several Chicago River Cruise options. You can take an architectural boat cruise, speed boat cruise, or a leisurely lunch or dinner cruise. There are several companies and votes to choose from. Stroller, bike, or boats along the Chicago River all the way to Navy Pier. There you will find many additional options for entertainment as well as drinks and dining. The Chicago River is a must-see for anyone visiting Chicago, as well as Chicago residents.
The Chicago River has much to offer: Taking one of the boat or kayak excursions gives a phenomenal perspective of the buildings and sites along the winding river. Walking along the Riverwalk on either side offers individuals or groups to enjoy the boats passing by, take a run or walk, enjoy food and drinks at various establishments. WHAT I LOVE: *I LOVE THAT IT IS COLORED GREEN EACH ST. PATRICK'S DAY! NEWSFLASH: The BIG "CLEAN-UP" appears to be in progress and YES my friends, it appears to be "swim worthy" of sorts! LATEST NEWS: September 18-for the next two weeks the draw bridges will be lifted so that boats can dry dock for the winter season and many boats will be traveling along the Chicago River from Lake Michigan! Should be a fun site to see!
Definitely a beautiful River. I was staying at the Hyatt when I was in Chicago. My room was overlooking the Chicago River and I have to say it is much more spectacular at night than in the day time. The River runs through downtown but because of the way Chicago downtown is designed, you can walk along the river without having traffic being a distracters to your mood. There are stairs that go down to the Riverwalk and you can walk along the river there. Yes you can hear the traffic above you but at least you don't see it. It is very relaxing and definitely good exercise to enjoy a jog or a walk here. There are benches and areas for you to sit if you get tire. There is no way you will miss the Chicago River if you are downtown. It is super wide and very visible.
Never a dull moment. Beauty is everywhere, all you have to do is look around. Historic buildings and landmarks, statues to street art. You could people watch, and gear accents from all around the world. Plus lots of boats and jet skies, canoes and water with such a pretty blue greenish color. Tourist USA by the bunch. There are several restaurants to choose from on the river walk and also on the upper levels. Or you can pack for a picnic too. Such a pleasant place to stroll, jog or run. You must make a stop here or you will regret it if you go home without pictures. Anywhere you take a pic, there is surely a nice backdrop for you to impress your family and friends back home. After all, this is a one of a kind city. The Chicago River Walk is quite long, but not all areas are open. There is a lot of construction going on and done has just been finished. So you need to know that it does not have access all the way around. Plus I would recommend you come along with a group as Chicago has been getting more and more dangerous.
Welcome to Chicago! There's no city like it and the Chicago River is one of many places that showcases its exquisiteness and allure. Vast architecture can be found along the path here; Encompassing complete beauty and incredible historic views. Chicago is tenacious, a city that can never be sidelined. Growing up here was the absolute best, and it will always be home. read more
A charity swim this morning to benefit ALS on the Chicago River. Safety teams in kayaks paddled alongside the swimmers, who were chosen for their open-water swimming experience, while lifeguards lined the Riverwalk to help swimmers who could not complete the course. Only 3 of the 263 swimmers didn't finish. It took some an hour to go a mile through the downtown loop with orange floats gliding across the river. It was funny to see them walking through downtown Chicago in robes with medals around their neck, what an accomplishment! The last time that Chicago sanctioned a group swim in the river was 1927, a tradition thwarted by the loads of industrial and human waste that were routinely dumped in the water. It has taken decades of cooperation between environmental groups and elected officials , including at least four mayors, to clean up the river. I understand there are now dozens of species of fish, eagles overhead & otters playing along the banks now. read more
We walked from our drop off point near historic Union Station to our hotel located near Grant Park and enjoyed the scenic views of the Chicago River. We were fortunate to arrive during daylight hours to allow for taking in more of the cityscape views. This was a crisp chilly day in late October, so the river was fairly calm and clear with no traffic. Looking forward to future visits and taking a cruise when it's warmer. read more
2 years ago
Everyone should see the river then green at least once for St Patty's. It's such a fun time to be in Chicago. Of course there is a lots of drinking but you don't feel like you're walking around with a ton of intoxicated individuals. On the contrary you will see many families with their younger watching the city dye the river and taking plently of pics. In addition there ton of street performers as well. A must see if you're in the during the St Patty's Holiday! read more
I happened to be in Chicago for St. Patty's Day. Nothing like seeing the famous Chicago River turned green, and it gets really green for a few days. So impressive to see all the great architecture just hugging the river, like the Chicago Tribune Building and the Trump Building. I highly recommend doing a river tour where they tell you about all the history and buildings. read more
The Chicago River is a natural part of the city! It's fun to look down as you are walking over it. I've also taken a riverboat architectural tour on the river and that is such a cool experience! I always enjoy the Chicago River. read more
So this is the famous river that turns "Green" during St. Patrick's day! Yes, lucky me as I was visiting & staying in downtown Chicago, and the Chicago River was just blocks away from my hotel. A little know facts about this famous river - 1. The Chicago River runs 156 miles from start to finish, with three main branches - North Branch, Main Stem, & South Branch. 2. The Chicago River is the only river system in the world that flows in reverse. This was needed, as in the old days raw sewage & other pollutants were dumped into this river, and these elements flowed into Chicago's primary source of drinking water. By reversing the river flow, this protected Chicago's main source of drinking water. 3. In celebration of St. Patrick's Day, the river is annually dyed green in downtown Chicago. They have been doing this for the last 60 years. 4. The Deepest point of the Chicago River is 21 feet deep. 5. The Chicago river has a distinctive blue color that is the result of the river's clay bottom, lake water, and algae: a lovely blue-green, best seen on warm weather days. The lake water has only been part of the river's composition since the river was reversed in the 1900's. 6. The Chicago River doesn't completely freeze. Certain sections along the North Branch, for instance, freeze almost every year. If the surface of the main stem in downtown Chicago freezes, the city operates an ice breaker to free up the waterway for safety purposes. 7. The City of Chicago prohibits swimming in the Chicago River, as it's deemed "unsafe waters". The river has long been considered unsafe to drink or swim in, and even a quick dip in it may be harmful on its own. 8. There is fish in the Chicago River as Perch, Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass, Salmon, Trout, Steelhead, Sheepshead, Carp, Catfish and Panfish can be caught year round in this river. I'm not sure if I would eat it, but you can certainly catch, then release it back to the river. 9. The Chicago River was very crucial in Chicago's development as a major center of the lumber, and meatpacking industries during the nineteenth century. 10. Today, the Chicago River has 38 movable bridges spanning it, down from a peak of 52 bridges. These bridges are of several different types, including trunnion bascule, Scherzer rolling lift, swing bridges, and vertical lift bridges. Ain't Google a wonderful thing???? There are many more facts about the Chicago River, but I thought I'd point out the more interesting facts. If you ever have a chance to walk along the Chicago River, you can't help but notice the beautiful building architecture, & skyline of this beautiful city! read more
Basically the best looking thing about Chicago. Especially when it's green. If you didn't know, it's dyed green for the St. Patrick's Day festivities and parade. Cool to see this done. The dye is plant based, so it doesn't hurt any wildlife. Follow the course of the river and you see how it's an important part of the city. It flows north-south for a bit, then bends and goes east-west toward the lake. This played a role in how the city grew and what is where. Notice how Wacker Drive follows course along it. On the river you'll see a few methods of public transportation. Among these, the Chicago Water Taxi is most popular. This gives you good views of the scenery and skyline. Most people are interested in the colors for St. Patrick's Day. The river is dyed between Columbus and Orleans Streets. It takes place the Saturday before actual the St. Patrick's Day. The dye will turn the river bright green in an hour. Check it out any time of year, not just St. Patrick's Day. It's kind of taken for granted. Try kayaking in the cold like those crazy ass people. read more
3 years ago
How does one write a review on a river? I guess I'll give it a try. I have always wanted to see the Chicago River dyed green ever since I heard about it, and I was finally able to see it. They do it annually for St. Patrick's Day, and I was advised by my friend that it is a plant-based dye and does not cause any damage of harm. Well, it was everything I imagined... a green river! I was finally able to cross it off the ol' bucket list. read more
1 year ago
I finally made it to Chicago this year to see the city dye its river a Shamrock green. It's a food coloring & so it's nontoxic & the fish show no signs of abnormal behavior, when the dye is introduced to the river. It was a fun event & I'm glad I went to Chicago for it. If the weather was very cold, I would've just canceled my hotel reservation & hoped the weather would be warmer next year. But, this year the weather was great; sunny & in the 60s. The architecture along the river is stunning. It was incredibly crowded & honestly, it was probably overcrowded. There were a lot of people that don't seem to get out much in the crowd. But, probably a lot of those people were over drinking alcohol too. Again, I'm glad I did it, but I won't be doing it again. It is a one & done lifetime event & I'm Irish I will return to Chicago though, & I will also return to Chicago's magnificent river again. It's a very special place. read more
4 years ago
The Chicago River is beautiful to see. There are lots of things to see and do on the Chicago River. Take a walk along the River Walk. There are art installations, cafes with food and drink and a great opportunity to people-watch. You can rent a kayak, a bike, or other things to go up and down the Chicago River and the Riverwalk. Make sure you look up and take in all of the Fantastic architecture that Chicago is known for. You can also take one of several Chicago River Cruise options. You can take an architectural boat cruise, speed boat cruise, or a leisurely lunch or dinner cruise. There are several companies and votes to choose from. Stroller, bike, or boats along the Chicago River all the way to Navy Pier. There you will find many additional options for entertainment as well as drinks and dining. The Chicago River is a must-see for anyone visiting Chicago, as well as Chicago residents. read more
7 years ago
The Chicago River has much to offer: Taking one of the boat or kayak excursions gives a phenomenal perspective of the buildings and sites along the winding river. Walking along the Riverwalk on either side offers individuals or groups to enjoy the boats passing by, take a run or walk, enjoy food and drinks at various establishments. WHAT I LOVE: *I LOVE THAT IT IS COLORED GREEN EACH ST. PATRICK'S DAY! NEWSFLASH: The BIG "CLEAN-UP" appears to be in progress and YES my friends, it appears to be "swim worthy" of sorts! LATEST NEWS: September 18-for the next two weeks the draw bridges will be lifted so that boats can dry dock for the winter season and many boats will be traveling along the Chicago River from Lake Michigan! Should be a fun site to see! read more
Definitely a beautiful River. I was staying at the Hyatt when I was in Chicago. My room was overlooking the Chicago River and I have to say it is much more spectacular at night than in the day time. The River runs through downtown but because of the way Chicago downtown is designed, you can walk along the river without having traffic being a distracters to your mood. There are stairs that go down to the Riverwalk and you can walk along the river there. Yes you can hear the traffic above you but at least you don't see it. It is very relaxing and definitely good exercise to enjoy a jog or a walk here. There are benches and areas for you to sit if you get tire. There is no way you will miss the Chicago River if you are downtown. It is super wide and very visible. read more
9 years ago
Never a dull moment. Beauty is everywhere, all you have to do is look around. Historic buildings and landmarks, statues to street art. You could people watch, and gear accents from all around the world. Plus lots of boats and jet skies, canoes and water with such a pretty blue greenish color. Tourist USA by the bunch. There are several restaurants to choose from on the river walk and also on the upper levels. Or you can pack for a picnic too. Such a pleasant place to stroll, jog or run. You must make a stop here or you will regret it if you go home without pictures. Anywhere you take a pic, there is surely a nice backdrop for you to impress your family and friends back home. After all, this is a one of a kind city. The Chicago River Walk is quite long, but not all areas are open. There is a lot of construction going on and done has just been finished. So you need to know that it does not have access all the way around. Plus I would recommend you come along with a group as Chicago has been getting more and more dangerous. read more
Beautiful river right in the heart of downtown. Great scenic walk to enjoy the beautiful architectures of Chicago skylines, with some spunky bars and restaurants by the river. During St Patrick's Day, the the river turns bright green and this is a real special sight. Do try to see this for yourself and grab some selfies here. read more
Just happened to be in Chicago for St.Patty's Day, and see the famous Chicago river turned green for a few hours. So impressive to see all the great architecture just hugging the river, like the Chicago Tribune Building and the Trump Building, Even tho there were crowds of people here, you could always fine a place to view the river and all the excitement. read more
Had so much fun for St. Patty's! Having never been here to see the green river before I was surprised at how green it got! And how quickly! We planned for stay for about an hour thinking it would take a while to dye that much water green, but it was like 20 minutes! I loved seeing how they did it and we got some awesome photos. Hope to come again! read more
8 years ago
The Chicago River is like no other. It flows from the lake right through the heart of the city and is very scenic. No matter where you stay in Chi Town, at some point you need to check out the river no matter what side or area. There are many different tourist boat tours or shuttles offered at various points along the river. The one which was recommended to us was the architectural boat tour, but we ended up running out of time to do that. This is a great photo opp and Icon of the city. They even dye it green for St Patricks day! read more
9 years ago
11 years ago
Everyday during our week stay in Chicago, we would see the Chicago River. Enjoyed either sitting at or strolling along the Riverwalk. Gave us great views of the river and the goings on upon it. Many folks were kayaking, canoeing, taking cruise tours, using the water taxi, and using their own boats. Did not see anyone swimming. Would not recommend it cause the river seemed quite dirty upon closer inspection. One quick note. The Chicago River runs backwards. Instead of flowing towards Lake Michigan, it flows towards the Mississippi River. The Chicago River is not to be missed when visiting this wonderful city. read more
12 years ago
***Chicago River helps give Chicago (one of the best looking cities in the U.S.) its unique look*** Chicago is known for its great architecture. All kinds of architectural styles are featured in Chicago (and styles are even merged in some cases like the Chicago Tribune Building). What makes Chicago buildings even more special though is the Chicago River. Architecture tours are available by boat on the Chicago River and viewing these great buildings from such a different and rare perspective makes for a unique experience. There is also both a feeling of adventure as well as closeness when walking across the many bridges over the Chicago River. With the tour boats, water taxis and sail boats (that can result in the raising of the bridges), something fun and worthwhile always seems to be going on in the city. The bridges also really show how connected the city is--getting from the north side to The Loop is a quick walk. The water everywhere really opens up the city--the Chicago River and Lake Michigan where the water feels very ocean-like since you cannot see where the water ends and the other side begins. Whether jogging or simply walking through the city, the river, bridges and Lake Michigan combine to create a sense of freedom and excitement. There are many great reasons to visit Chicago, but its look (with a large part due to the Chicago River) might just top the list. Parking along the river can be very difficult though there are nearby (and expensive) parking structures. read more
One of the essential aspects of Chicago's beauty as a city. Standing on any of the bridges you have a wonderful view of the great buildings around you. You can also pay for boat or kayak tours at a number of places. How can you not stop by for the river being dyed green around St. Patrick's Day? It is a total mess with people already drunk beyond belief at the 10am start time but it is something you must see at least once. read more
8 years ago
Beautiful walk with beautiful views. Treat yourself to Chicago river taxi ride which picks up and drops off at Wacker/Lasalle area. read more
14 years ago
Finally Review #700! After being stumped for two weeks, I decided to go with something big...The Chicago River! First, water is what keeps people alive...you use water to travel, to trade or do business and to drink...but please don't drink the Chicago River unless you want to visit one of our nice hospitals. A long time ago the Indians used portages to travel across land to get to various parts of the river. There was life all along the river...fish for food and animals for fur. That of course brought the fur hunters who could easily travel up and down the river with there catch. Eventually people came to settle. The first settler built his farm at the mouth of the Chicago River...of course he did and his name was Jean Baptiste Point du Sable. He settled on the river in the 1780's. Can you imagine what that was like considering how crowded our river is right now? It must have peaceful and relaxing...until someone attacked you. Well fast forward over 200 years and our river is still full of life. The Chicago river system is over 156 miles long...that is huge. We have boats going up and down. I enjoy jumping on a water taxi and taking it to Chinatown. It is so much fun to travel that way. I wish we had even more stops on the water taxi then just 4 or 5...I think I could ride it all day. As you ride on the river, you can look up at all of the incredible buildings towering overhead...it is such an amazing feat of architecture. The bridges are also amazing. I recently was at a trivia contest and the question was which city has the most bridges. People guessed Portland and they were wrong. The correct answer was Chicago and I got a big smile on my face. My city is pretty cool. Even Dave Matthews and his band love the Chicago River too. Do you remember that they stopped there tour bus on a bridge and dumped there toilet into the river and on a tour boat full of tourists. That sounds like fun...not! Sometimes I like to stand on the bridge and wave at the tourists and yell, "Look out here comes the Dave Matthews Bus!" That has led me to a fun attraction idea for the river. You know how when you go to Universal Studios and the fake earthquake happens. They splash you with water and burn off your facial hair from the hot explosions. We need to do that in Chicago. I believe the famous bridge needs to be called the "Dave Dump Experience". Imagine how much fun that would be...as the boat approaches a brown watery substance starts falling from the bridge. Now that would be hilarious and I think a great tourist attraction. I have a call into the tourism office but I have not heard back from them. But I am not holding my breath but I would be if I was under Dave Matthews Bus. On Saint Patrick's Day some guy in a boat turns the river green. It looks amazing and is so much fun. I fondly remember one year when I saw a seagull who was sitting in the water and when he took off to fly his whole bottom was green. I know that some activist is going to be mad at me but it was really funny. I understand it is a food coloring so I am sure it just washed off the next time he landed in some non-green water. The greatest feat of the Chicago River is that in 1900 they reversed the flow of the Chicago River and that was very smart. Everyones poop and pee was flowing into Lake Michigan and that is where we got our fresh drinking water comes from. That lead to people getting sick, so they sent the icky dirty water towards St. Louis. St. Louis occasionally tries to sue Chicago over this but really. We haven't tried suing them for winning the World Series twice in the last 4 years. Stop being such a championship hog and let the Cubs win a few. That dirty water eventually ends up going down the might Miss and into the Gulf of Mexico. Why does my dirty water get to go on such a nice vacation? The present state of the Chicago river is getting better every day. Our current mayor has vowed to make the river clean. All I can say is good luck with that because that seems hard. I love seeing boats and barges going up and down the river. I also love seeing the kayakers but I am so worried that one of those boats is going to run therm over. Every once in a while I see crews rowing down the river but not in the winter. There is nothing like a water view & there are so many amazing places in Chicago to view the river and every place is spectacular. My favorite is at night & being in a high rise overlooking the river...seeing the water sparkle in the night sky with all of the city lights is breathtaking. It doesn't matter if you are a local or a visitor because the river has much to offer everyone. So jump on a tour boat and learn about the history of the city and the buildings that surround the river. Jump on a water taxi and take it to Chinatown or to the Museum Campus. Buy that Living Social for the kayaking adventure. Or just stand on a bridge and enjoy the views. The River has it all. read more
14 years ago
Dyed green on St. Patrick's Day !! So glad I was able to see this spectacular treat the weekend I was visiting. It didn't look that clean though so i'm not sure about people who wanna actually get into the river to touch it.. but it is a nice view to look at from afar ! read more
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