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Meet Castor Canadensis, Canis Lupus, and other critters (or evidence they walked before you) on the Takesson Trail with the park naturalist.
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Take a hike on the River Bluff Trail to explore the origin of the area and the effects it had.
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Learn how lakes and bogs formed, evolve, and how inhabitants like green frogs can be “canaries in the coal mine” serving as sentinels directly related to shoreland protection.
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Join volunteer naturalist Kathy Pitch to learn facts about owls and their interesting digestive systems. Then it’s time for actual pellet dissection and investigation.
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Come for an energizing 2.13-mile hike along the Ice Age Trail between County Road GGG and County Road S. Make sure to wear good footwear and bring drinking water and insect repellant. A shuttle will be available between the starting and finishing…