along Randall Road, and Meyer Material Service, a mining company located along Route 31. There is also over . of small office and medical office space located in various buildings throughout town, most heavily concentrated along Randall Road, Algonquin Road, and Illinois Route 31. The largest such series of office buildings is the Briarwood Center at the intersection of Randall Road and County Line Road. Recreation The village does not have an actual park district, as park operations are run by the village itself. Nevertheless, the quality of parks, trails, and programs is nearly unmatched. In addition, the village's scenic waterways remain a regional draw. Some noteworthy recreational opportunities in Algonquin include: Downtown Algonquin, a compact downtown featuring several shops and restaurants near the Fox River, as well as features like upscale lighting, planters, and well-kept sidewalks. The Fox River, a major tributary in Illinois which runs north-south through the heart of the village's downtown. Fox River Trail/McHenry County Prairie Path, a sub-section of the Grand Illinois Trail A trail system consisting of a mixture of off-road neighborhood trail systems and on-street route designations Golf Club of Illinois, a public golf course on the village's southern end. Lifetime Fitness, a chain fitness center with a sizable location in Algonquin. Other fitness centers include Cardinal Fitness and Fitness 19. Kelliher Park, a park on the village's far western side featuring several ballfields. Ted Spella Park, a large park under development on the village's west side. Snapper Field and Lions Pool, a recreational complex near Algonquin Middle School featuring ballfields and the municipal pool Towne Park, Cornish Park, and Riverfront Park, three parks located in the village's downtown, significant for the role they play in the popular Founders Days festival and several other downtown events throughout the year. Presidential Park, an important recreational area for the village's eastside residents, it features several ballfields and open areas, as well as a few picnic shelters. Algonquin Lakes, a grouping of natural and man-made lakes, trails, and adjacent community park in a residential neighborhood by the same name on the village's eastern side. Manchester Lakes, a grouping of man-made lakes, recreational areas, and complex bike path system within a neighborhood by the same name on the village's far western side. Woods Creek, a scenic creek, nature preserve, and trail which runs south-north through the village's far western side Hill Climb Park, a relatively new park