By Pickering Creek Audubon Center
Pickering Creek Audubon Center will debut its Thanksgiving Nature Play Trail on Saturday November 18th. The trail circles the Pickering Creek pond and features eleven stops that encourage kids and families to explore nature through short fun activities. The trail is self guided and starts at the Center’s main parking lot. At the stops it asks kids to do interactive activities like: “Hop like a rabbit down the trail, if you see a Hawk or Eagle overhead freeze until it passes.” Each location asks students to engage a different sense as they explore nature around them. “This is a great way to explore the fall season as a family while engaging kids and giving adults a chance to stretch their legs a walk off some of the Thanksgiving Feast,” says Pickering Creek Director Mark Scallion. The trail will be in place from Saturday November 18th through Sunday December 3rd. Keep an eye on the weather and remember boots if it has been rainy!
After enjoying the Thanksgiving Nature Play Trail, further explorations lie beyond, with over four miles of trails and several beautiful vistas over Pickering Creek and the Center’s expansive wetlands, Pickering Creek has miles of trails for exploration and enjoyment.
Pickering Creek’s Trails are open daily from 7am to 5pm during the winter months. For all our guidelines please check: https://pickeringcreek.org/visit/planning-a-visit/
Pickering Creek Audubon Center will debut its Thanksgiving Nature Play Trail on Saturday November 18th. The trail circles the Pickering Creek pond and features eleven stops that encourage kids and families to explore nature through short fun activities. The trail is self guided and starts at the Center’s main parking lot. At the stops it asks kids to do interactive activities like: “Hop like a rabbit down the trail, if you see a Hawk or Eagle overhead freeze until it passes.” Each location asks students to engage a different sense as they explore nature around them. “This is a great way to explore the fall season as a family while engaging kids and giving adults a chance to stretch their legs a walk off some of the Thanksgiving Feast,” says Pickering Creek Director Mark Scallion. The trail will be in place from Saturday November 18th through Sunday December 3rd. Keep an eye on the weather and remember boots if it has been rainy!
After enjoying the Thanksgiving Nature Play Trail, further explorations lie beyond, with over four miles of trails and several beautiful vistas over Pickering Creek and the Center’s expansive wetlands, Pickering Creek has miles of trails for exploration and enjoyment.
Pickering Creek’s Trails are open daily from 7am to 5pm during the winter months. For all our guidelines please check:
This press release was published in the Talbot Spy on November 14, 2023
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