Self-Guided Trail: Banquet for Biodiversity

Explore the quarter-mile Maple Loop Trail at your own pace to learn about the connections between native plants and wildlife in our local ecosystem. Along the way, you'll discover how these plants—especially wildflowers—support pollinators like bees and butterflies. Interpretive signs stationed throughout the trail provide information at each stop, making it easy for the whole family to understand the natural relationships you're observing. This self-guided walk is perfect for families who enjoy nature exploration without a set schedule or structured group. You can complete the trail anytime during the program window, making it ideal for fitting into your summer plans. It's accessible to all ages and requires no registration—just show up and enjoy a short, educational outing in the outdoors.