Join a park naturalist for a guided walk along the forested paths to the wetland and experience the park as it transitions from day into night at the 1,500-acre wetland. There is a half-mile raised boardwalk that winds through the wetland and leads to an observation tower. Boardwalk visitors frequently see beavers, frogs, dragonflies, heron and deer. More than 200 species of birds have been identified in the park. Dawn and dusk are often the most lucrative times to visit for wildlife viewing. The trail consists of 2.6 miles of flat gravel and boardwalk paths.

Please bring flashlights and binoculars, the activity is not canceled due to rain only bad weather. Social distance and mask are required.

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