The woods that were here first.

Two trails wind through a hundred acres of conserved green space. The Mt. Tabor Trail runs more than two miles through early-successional forest and meadow, past nest boxes for osprey, bluebirds, kestrels, owls, and bats, native prairie plots, and a pollinator garden. The South Walking Trail is an easy one-mile loop through an old-growth maple-beech forest, best in spring for the ephemerals and in fall for the leaves.

On the trails

• Mt. Tabor Trail, over two miles
• South Walking Trail, one-mile loop
• Nest boxes, prairie plots, a pollinator garden
• Spring ephemerals and fall color