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Take the Kennedy Expressway (I-90/94) to the North Avenue exit.
Proceed east on North Avenue to Elston, then go north (left) on Elston a few blocks to Wabansia, and turn right. We're ahead on the left by the Old Style sign.
If you go under the viaduct and reach Cortland or Armitage, on Elston, you've gone too far. Turn around and come back under the viaduct, then make a left when you see the sign on the fence saying "Hideout" with an arrow pointing left down Wabansia. |
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| There are plenty of great places to lock your bike while you enjoy time at The Hideout, including lots of city bike racks. On occasions when all racks are full, plenty of sturdy fences provide an alternative. |
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From the
CTA Red Line:
Get off at the North & Clybourn stop, take the North Avenue bus or walk westbound on North to Elston (where Stanley's is), make a right on Elston (northbound) and walk 2 blocks, then make a right on Wabansia (eastbound), then walk 'til you see the Old Style sign peeking out from behind the tree... hi, what would you like to drink?
From the CTA Blue Line:
get off at the Damen stop
(North, Damen & Milwaukee)
If you come out of the station, turn left & you're on Damen, walking toward North Avenue
At North avenue (about 40 feet) ride the North Avenue bus or walk eastbound on North
If you come out of the weird little staircase where there's no station, you're on the north side of North Avenue, so cross the street to the south side to get on the bus, or start walking eastbound, crossing Damen
Get off the bus at Elston or make a left onto Elston (northbound) & walk 2 blocks
Make a right on Wabansia (east) & walk 'till you see the Old Style sign peeking out from behind the tree
From the Metra Clybourn station:
head east to Elston, then go south (right) on Elston, under the viaduct and turn left on Wabansia (watch for the sign with Hideout and an arrow on the fence at the corner) We're on the left. If you reach North, on Elston, you've gone too far. |
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