Through March 14

A self-guided one mile walk at Cross River Preserve focuses on the non-leaf characteristics used to identify tree species: bark patterns and textures, leaf buds and scars, tree shapes, and habitat. Trail ends with views of the Cross River.  Hikers will find over a dozen different tree species native to our area. Pick up the winter tree ID pamphlet at the Preserve parking lot kiosk. Follow the trail to find the individually marked trees described. Trail is open anytime during daylight hours. Be sure to wear appropriate footwear! Snowy trails require sturdy boots with traction devices. FMI: http://bbrlt.org.