
Signs near the entrance to the trail system describe some of the wildlife that may be seen in the woodland.

A number of trails weave past hidden ponds, hills, and past trees over one hundred years old like this yellow birch.
The leaves along the forest floor constantly change in texture . . .
. . . according to the type of trees overhead.
And the trees and branches now stand naked before an approaching winter .
With each passing the week, visitors experience the season’s continuing change – always starting and always ending in the great cycle of time.
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