Nature Hike
Come and enjoy a walk in Nature with a Ranger.
About this Event
Distance: 3 mile walk in, 3 mile walk out
Type of trail: Gravel
Things you might see include: various waterfowl, predatory birds, various mammals and reptiles.
What should you wear / bring: Comfortable walking/hiking shoes and clothing. Hat or sunglasses (optional), sunscreen, bug spray and water.
Event will be held at the South Trail. Meet at the East Trail parking lot off of County Road 33.
NOTE: Events are subject to change depending on the weather.
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