Hiking and Ski Trails
	The scenic trails at Beaver Creek Reserve allow visitors to explore several different habitat types including riparian corridors, different wetland types, a flood plain forest and an upland forest. The observant hiker may catch a glimpse of or find signs from potential Reserve inhabitants like deer, beaver, turkey, golden-winged or mourning warblers, and the tufted titmouse. During the right season hikers can discover the quiet beauty in the gentle sway of the pink lady slipper or the upright stance of Jack-in-the-pulpit.
Nature Center Trail Map Youth Camp Trail Map Ski Trail Map
Winter provides yet another season to explore the trails at the Reserve. Trails on the north side (Youth camp side) of the Reserve are groomed for traditional cross-country skiing, while trails on the south side (Nature Center side) are open to hikers and those using snowshoes. Winter equipment is available for rent at the Nature Center. See hours and fees.
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Trail Rules and Hours: Beaver Creek Reserve's trails are open year-round from sunrise to sunset. Admission fee applies for all nonmembers.
NO Pets NO Horses NO Motorized Vehicles NO Bicycles NO Hunting NO Collecting