As fall gets cooler, many animals start to prepare for winter. How do they survive the winter season? Learn about the skills that keep them safe through the cold.
Get your costume ready and head to the trail! Have some fun and enjoy some seasonal fun with friends. Volunteers will be on the trail with treats from 10am to 1pm.
Enjoy a beautiful start to the hiking season with friends and nature. Enjoy the sounds, smells, and textures of the forest. See what is awakening after a long winter!
Come join us for a fun day of using our observation skills to look at POOP! We will take a look at some cool scat and identify the animal that it belongs to. Come and learn about how we can find out some cool info looking at scat.
We are lucky to have collected a number of cool animal skulls. Come and spend some time looking at the skulls and learning about some of our local animals.
Visiting singer/songwriter/guitarist NATALIA ZUKERMAN, performing her original ANThem, a song for The Autism Nature Trail (The ANT) at Letchworth State Park
Where: Epworth Hall, Silver Lake Institute (corner of Chapman & Perry Avenues), Silver Lake, NY
FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
This program is made possible by a generous grant from the Guido and Ellen Palma Foundation of Rochester
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!
Take some time to explore some of the local rocks. They tell us so much about the land and who was here before us. Have some fun using a magnifying glass to explore and maybe see some fossils!
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.
