Spring is a wonderful time to learn about the life cycle of some of the local critters. Newts, frogs, owls, and squirrels are native to the trail and are super cool!
Exploring is super fun but also requires skill. Come and learn how to use navigation techniques on the trail such as maps, compasses, and nature itself to guide the way. Create your own map of the trail to take home!
Calling all art lovers! Come and paint, sketch or photograph along the trail and capture the beauty in your own way. Art stations will be available to help hikers express themselves and their feelings on The ANT.
Grab a bug catcher at the start of your hike and see what cool bugs and insects you can find. Look under rocks, branches, and around logs to see what may be hiding. Compare what you find with other friends along the hike!
The trail is filled with sounds, smells, textures, and sights. Grab a Camp Puzzle Peace Senses Passport at the start of the hike and record how the smells, sounds, textures and sights make you feel. Take your passport home and use it as a reminder of a time you felt calm and connected with nature.
The Autism Nature Trail is open to all, when Letchworth State Park is open. Hours may vary by season. Check the calendar to find out when events are scheduled.
