Nations Bridge Park Interpretive Trail Guide

The Nations Bridge Park Nature Trail was designed to allow park visitors an opportunity to learn about trees, shrubs, wildflowers, and other interesting features that occur at Nations Bridge Park. Trees, shrubs, and other unique features have been marked so you may learn something about each species as you pass it. The markers indicate a number and name of each plant or area which relates back to the brochure. You should be able to identify unmarked trees and shrubs in the timber once you become familiar with the leaf shape and structure of the trees. Wildflowers are also abundant throughout the forest floor.

Sutcliffe Woodland Interpretive Trail Guide

The Sutcliffe Woodland Nature Trail was designed to allow area visitors an opportunity to learn about trees, shrubs, wildflowers, and other interesting features of Sutcliffe Woodland. Numbered markers along the trail point out specific species or features. The numbers match numbered paragraphs in this pamphlet which give information about that species or feature. You should be able to identify unmarked trees and shrubs in the woodland once you have become familiar with the leaf shape and structure of the tree. Wildflowers are abundant throughout the forest floor and can be identified by reading the descriptions at the end of the pamphlet. When you walk down the trail, try to pay close attention to what is going on around you. Life is everywhere; it may be a wood duck, wild turkey, white-tailed deer, cardinal, a tiny wildflower, or a host of different things.