Summit Metro Parks
Bring the family to enjoy some exercise and fun while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “North Country Spring.” This experience will be available along the 1.4-mile Quarry Trail through March 30.
Enjoy your hike on redwing trail while learning all about our local amphibians. There will be ten stops in total, talking all about their lifecycle, seasonal happenings, and different species. Remains up until 03/30.
Storytime is better on the trail! Bring your little ones for a 1.4-mile hike on Alder Trail with stops along the way for a story and games to celebrate the season. Consider a jogging stroller or carrier for younger children unable to hike.
Children ages 3 to 6 and their adult companions can learn how April rains prepare plants and animals for spring. A craft and hike are part of the program. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 3/20.
Kids and their adult companions can join a naturalist to learn about insects! We will start in the shelter to learn some fun facts, then head out onto the trail to see what we can find. Nets and jars will be provided for this fun hands-on walk.
Soil is the foundation of your garden and determines whether or not your plants will thrive. Join us in collaboration with Let’s Grow Akron and OSU Extension to learn how to restore your urban or suburban soils with soil amendments to create healthy living soil for your plants.
Join naturalists for an in-depth exploration of vernal pond ecosystems. From salamanders to fairy shrimp, these pools support a wide variety of wildlife during their fleeting existence. Be prepared for wet, muddy conditions and wear sturdy footwear.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Join a naturalist to discover some interesting and unusual feathered friends at dusk. We’ll start with a short presentation in the shelter to learn about these fascinating birds. Afterward, we’ll witness the woodcock’s spectacular courtship flight over the fields at sunset before taking a short walk to call for owls. Patience and silence are essential. […]
Children ages 3 to 6 and their adult companions will learn how April rains prepare plants and animals for spring. A craft and short walk are included. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 3/20.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
This biweekly program is designed to engage young children and accompanying adults in the wonderful world of gardening. Each class builds upon the last and will be centered on what’s growing and ready to harvest! Adults are asked to actively participate with children during the program. Registration is required and begins on 4/2.
Join us in collaboration with Let’s Grow Akron for weekly hands-on gardening activities for children of all ages. Seed, sow, water, harvest and enjoy! Each week we’ll have a game or craft, garden activity and a snack themed around what is growing and ready to harvest in the garden. In the event of inclement weather, […]
Spring sings as migration begins! From warblers to waterfowl, let’s talk about what migrants you’ll see this season so you can check them off your birding bucket list.
Break out your flashlight and join naturalists to search for amphibians! Along the way, we’ll discuss what these tiny yet awe-inspiring creatures get up to on a “big night” this time of year.
Celebrate National Unicorn Day around the campfire as our naturalists tell tales of history’s greatest folktale legends. Are Sasquatch, Mothman and unicorns really out there? You decide. Please bring your own chair.
Join a naturalist as we hike the 1.2-mile Coyote Run Trail while learning fun facts about the moon. Telescopes will be available to look for the “man in the moon” after the hike!
Join a naturalist for the first program in our monthly Let’s Go Green series as we look into the facts and fiction of climate change and the science behind it. Subsequent programs will cover the possible threats and solutions, alternative energy options and how minor changes can make a big difference to your carbon footprint.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Neglected, abandoned and unmaintained public spaces can burden any community, but there’s potential for change. Join us in collaboration with Let’s Grow Akron and OSU Extension to learn how to ethically and responsibly revitalize these overlooked public spaces with guerrilla gardening practices.
Join a naturalist for a drive-in style program on the science and history of our night sky. Learn what a light year is, why stars twinkle and how to navigate the night sky by looking for planets, constellations and other objects. You will be in your car just like the old drive-in movies, enjoying popcorn […]
Young children and their adult companions can celebrate spring with an interactive, spring-themed story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park or visiting the Nature Play area after the program.
Venture out on a night hike in search of frogs and discover the important roles amphibians play in our world. Please bring a headlamp or flashlight.
Newbies and experts alike are welcome to join our ongoing series to unpack a unique bird identification challenge each month. After an indoor presentation, we’ll head out to the field to put our skills to the test. This month, we’re getting prepped for warbler season.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Join the Greater Akron Audubon Society to learn more about how gardeners play a vital role in the development and conservation of habitat for pollinators and other creatures. Program Director Denise Ellsworth will share her knowledge from the OSU Bee Lab and introduce the Plant by Numbers Garden Guides, featuring plants that support birds, butterflies, […]
Enjoy a hike along the 1.8-mile Parcours Trail to look for and learn about spring’s early blooms.
Children 3 to 6 and their adult companions learn how April rains prepare plants and animals for spring. A craft and hike are part of the program. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 3/20.
This biweekly program is designed to engage young children and accompanying adults in the wonderful world of gardening. Each class builds upon the last and will be centered on what’s growing and ready to harvest! Adults are asked to actively participate with children during the program. Registration is required and begins on 4/2.
Today is Arbor Day! Let’s take time to appreciate our native trees as we hike the 1.3-mile Seneca Trail.
Appreciate the outdoors at a leisurely pace with a stroll to look for spring wildflowers along portions of Ledges Trail. Enjoy a beverage and more nature conversation afterward.
Get to know these mysterious amphibians along the lower trails of Hampton Hills Metro Park. Hopefully we’ll get to see some up close! Bring waterproof shoes and prepare to get dirty!
Enjoy a mid-morning hike along 1.2-mile Pheasant Run Trail. Along the way we’ll learn about ring-necked pheasants that were introduced to Ohio and once were plentiful.
Join a naturalist for a peek at the park district’s Wetmore Conservation Area on portions of Cuyahoga Valley National Park’s Wetmore Trail to see which varieties of birds and spring wildflowers we can find. We’ll hike approximately 2.5 miles, with stream crossings possible. Binoculars, boots and bug repellent are recommended!
Meet at Pioneer Shelter to learn how to fold your own origami frog. Afterwards we’ll explore the area looking, listening and learning about our local frogs.
Join a naturalist to bog around and look for birds! On this 1.6-mile hike, we’ll also discuss how native prairies and wetland environments support birds and other wildlife. Some binoculars will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Join a naturalist as we get ready for spring migration, warbler season and the Biggest Week in American Birding! We will review the basics of warbler identification, as well as other spring migrants. There will be several preserved specimens to provide a bird’s eye view of the species that will be migrating through in the […]
Young children and their adult companions can celebrate spring during an interactive, seasonal story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park or visiting the nature play area after the program.
For some folks, spring means birds. We are those folks! Join a naturalist on a guided hike to see which bird species are present during migration. Bring binoculars and a field guide if you’ve got ’em!
Female Bird Day is this month! Let’s look for female birds and talk about their identification and importance on the 1.2-mile Coyote Run Trail.
Enjoy a hike along the river with a naturalist in hopes of seeing bluebells and other wildflowers along the way. Hiking shoes and long pants are recommended.
Bring the family to enjoy some exercise and fun while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “North Country Spring.” This experience will be available along the 1.4-mile Quarry Trail through March 30.
Enjoy a hike on the 1.1-mile Redwing Trail while learning about our local amphibians. Discover 10 stations to learn about their lifecycle, seasonal happenings and different species. This experience is available through March 30.
Storytime is better on the trail! Bring your little ones for a 1.4-mile hike on Alder Trail with stops along the way for a story and games to celebrate the season. Consider a jogging stroller or carrier for younger children unable to hike.
Children ages 3 to 6 and their adult companions can learn how April rains prepare plants and animals for spring. A craft and hike are part of the program. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 3/20.
Kids and their adult companions can join a naturalist to learn about insects! We will start in the shelter to learn some fun facts, then head out onto the trail to see what we can find. Nets and jars will be provided for this fun hands-on walk.
Soil is the foundation of your garden and determines whether or not your plants will thrive. Join us in collaboration with Let’s Grow Akron and OSU Extension to learn how to restore your urban or suburban soils with soil amendments to create healthy living soil for your plants.
Join naturalists for an in-depth exploration of vernal pond ecosystems. From salamanders to fairy shrimp, these pools support a wide variety of wildlife during their fleeting existence. Be prepared for wet, muddy conditions and wear sturdy footwear.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Join a naturalist to discover some interesting and unusual feathered friends at dusk. We’ll start with a short presentation in the shelter to learn about these fascinating birds. Afterward, we’ll witness the woodcock’s spectacular courtship flight over the fields at sunset before taking a short walk to call for owls. Patience and silence are essential. Bring a flashlight if you…
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Children ages 3 to 6 and their adult companions will learn how April rains prepare plants and animals for spring. A craft and short walk are included. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 3/20.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
This biweekly program is designed to engage young children and accompanying adults in the wonderful world of gardening. Each class builds upon the last and will be centered on what’s growing and ready to harvest! Adults are asked to actively participate with children during the program. Registration is required and begins on 4/2.
Join us in collaboration with Let’s Grow Akron for weekly hands-on gardening activities for children of all ages. Seed, sow, water, harvest and enjoy! Each week we’ll have a game or craft, garden activity and a snack themed around what is growing and ready to harvest in the garden. In the event of inclement weather, the program will be held…
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Spring sings as migration begins! From warblers to waterfowl, let’s talk about what migrants you’ll see this season so you can check them off your birding bucket list.
Break out your flashlight and join naturalists to search for amphibians! Along the way, we’ll discuss what these tiny yet awe-inspiring creatures get up to on a “big night” this time of year.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Celebrate National Unicorn Day around the campfire as our naturalists tell tales of history’s greatest folktale legends. Are Sasquatch, Mothman and unicorns really out there? You decide. Please bring your own chair.
Join a naturalist as we hike the 1.2-mile Coyote Run Trail while learning fun facts about the moon. Telescopes will be available to look for the “man in the moon” after the hike!
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Join a naturalist for the first program in our monthly Let’s Go Green series as we look into the facts and fiction of climate change and the science behind it. Subsequent programs will cover the possible threats and solutions, alternative energy options and how minor changes can make a big difference to your carbon footprint.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Neglected, abandoned and unmaintained public spaces can burden any community, but there’s potential for change. Join us in collaboration with Let’s Grow Akron and OSU Extension to learn how to ethically and responsibly revitalize these overlooked public spaces with guerrilla gardening practices.
Join a naturalist for a drive-in style program on the science and history of our night sky. Learn what a light year is, why stars twinkle and how to navigate the night sky by looking for planets, constellations and other objects. You will be in your car just like the old drive-in movies, enjoying popcorn while listening through your car…
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Young children and their adult companions can celebrate spring with an interactive, spring-themed story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park or visiting the Nature Play area after the program.
Venture out on a night hike in search of frogs and discover the important roles amphibians play in our world. Please bring a headlamp or flashlight.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Newbies and experts alike are welcome to join our ongoing series to unpack a unique bird identification challenge each month. After an indoor presentation, we’ll head out to the field to put our skills to the test. This month, we’re getting prepped for warbler season.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Join the Greater Akron Audubon Society to learn more about how gardeners play a vital role in the development and conservation of habitat for pollinators and other creatures. Program Director Denise Ellsworth will share her knowledge from the OSU Bee Lab and introduce the Plant by Numbers Garden Guides, featuring plants that support birds, butterflies, bees and beyond.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Enjoy a hike along the 1.8-mile Parcours Trail to look for and learn about spring’s early blooms.
Children 3 to 6 and their adult companions learn how April rains prepare plants and animals for spring. A craft and hike are part of the program. Please make other arrangements for younger children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins on 3/20.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
This biweekly program is designed to engage young children and accompanying adults in the wonderful world of gardening. Each class builds upon the last and will be centered on what’s growing and ready to harvest! Adults are asked to actively participate with children during the program. Registration is required and begins on 4/2.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Travel along the 1.6-mile Willow Trail at your own pace and learn about the rich history of the Tuscarawas River, which flows through Firestone Metro Park. This experience is available through April 25.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Today is Arbor Day! Let’s take time to appreciate our native trees as we hike the 1.3-mile Seneca Trail.
Appreciate the outdoors at a leisurely pace with a stroll to look for spring wildflowers along portions of Ledges Trail. Enjoy a beverage and more nature conversation afterward.
Get to know these mysterious amphibians along the lower trails of Hampton Hills Metro Park. Hopefully we’ll get to see some up close! Bring waterproof shoes and prepare to get dirty!
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Enjoy a mid-morning hike along 1.2-mile Pheasant Run Trail. Along the way we’ll learn about ring-necked pheasants that were introduced to Ohio and once were plentiful.
Join a naturalist for a peek at the park district’s Wetmore Conservation Area on portions of Cuyahoga Valley National Park’s Wetmore Trail to see which varieties of birds and spring wildflowers we can find. We’ll hike approximately 2.5 miles, with stream crossings possible. Binoculars, boots and bug repellent are recommended!
Meet at Pioneer Shelter to learn how to fold your own origami frog. Afterwards we’ll explore the area looking, listening and learning about our local frogs.
Enjoy a spring walk along the 0.6-mile Sugarbush Trail while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “The Earth and I.” This experience will be available through April 27.
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Join a naturalist to bog around and look for birds! On this 1.6-mile hike, we’ll also discuss how native prairies and wetland environments support birds and other wildlife. Some binoculars will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Join a naturalist as we get ready for spring migration, warbler season and the Biggest Week in American Birding! We will review the basics of warbler identification, as well as other spring migrants. There will be several preserved specimens to provide a bird’s eye view of the species that will be migrating through in the coming weeks. This program is…
Hike the 0.9-mile Fernwood Trail through April 28 to discover the world of warblers as we await these colorful migrants.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
Young children and their adult companions can celebrate spring during an interactive, seasonal story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park or visiting the nature play area after the program.
Welcome, spring! Hike the 1.1-mile Ledges Trail through May 3 to discover delicate spring blooms of all shapes, sizes and colors. Interpretive signs will be posted along the way to point out these beauties and guide your learning experience.
For some folks, spring means birds. We are those folks! Join a naturalist on a guided hike to see which bird species are present during migration. Bring binoculars and a field guide if you’ve got ’em!
Female Bird Day is this month! Let’s look for female birds and talk about their identification and importance on the 1.2-mile Coyote Run Trail.
Enjoy a hike along the river with a naturalist in hopes of seeing bluebells and other wildflowers along the way. Hiking shoes and long pants are recommended.