Museum Trail

Description

(0.25 MILES)
DIFFICULTY: EASY

The Museum Trail is a short 0.25-mile loop which begins behind the Audubon Museum. This is the easiest trail at the Park and features interpretive signs along its course. The Nature Center staff often utilizes the path’s amphitheater-style outdoor classroom for programming. A trail-side view of the Museum’s Observation Room provides a glimpse of not only birds, but other forest animals as they frequent the birdseed feeders and water feature near the building. To walk this trail, follow the service road to the right of the Museum and then turn left to go behind the Museum. You will see the trail head sign. Most of this trail is paved. Connections to Deer Ridge and Pawpaw Valley Trails can be accessed.