Dogs Leashed
Features
Birding · Fall Colors · Fishing · Lake · River/Creek · Wildflowers · Wildlife
Family Friendly
The trails are mostly flat and easy, with many connectors and alternative routes to accommodate longer or shorter outings. The Nature Center has educational offerings, and there's a playground.
Overview
This loop pieces together portions of the
Umbrella Tree Trail, the
Big Oak Trail, and the
Dragonfly Pond Trail for an easy loop that can readily be shortened or lengthened. All the trails in the park are well-marked with color-coded symbols and easy to follow. Reedy Creek Nature Preserve and the adjacent Reedy Creek Park have a combined network of trails, a
Nature Center and educational offerings, ponds and creeks, a playground, a disc golf course, sports fields, a dog park, and picnic areas and shelters.
Description
Flora & Fauna
Though it is primarily forested, there are many streams and small lakes in Reedy Creek Nature Preserve making it a fantastic place to spot many types of birds and other wildlife. The Reedy Creek
Nature Center has exhibits and living animals visitors can interact with. There are interpretive trails around the center for self-guided learning.
Fishing (with a license) is allowed in Dragonfly and Slider Ponds.
Contacts
Shared By:
Amber Scott
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