Spring Wildflower Walk #2

About this event

The parking area is located at the north end of the park off NY Route 236 (~1/4+ mile south of its intersection with NY Route 146).  We’ll meet in the open-air picnic pavilion along the trail immediately across from the parking area.  We will stroll along both the north and south loops of the nature trail (~0.9 mile round trip).  Trail surface is crushed stone – please wear proper footwear if you intend to step off the trail to view plants up close.

Among others, we may encounter these native blooming beauties during our outing:  Bush Honeysuckle (Diervilla lonicera), Common Elderberry (Sambucus nigra ssp. canadensis), Foxglove Beardtongue (Penstemon digitalis), Large Blue Flag (Iris versicolor), and White Avens (Geum canadense).

Learn more about the following species from past or forthcoming posts that are part of my weekly series entitled “What Wildflower Begins Blooming This Week?”:

• Common Elderberry (post published 6/13/2020)
• Foxglove Beardtongue (post published 6/12/2021)
• Large Blue Flag (post published 6/11/2022)

Weather cancellation:  This event will be cancelled if any of the following is occurring or is forecast for this destination at that time:

• thunderstorms (or any other severe weather),
• moderate or heavy rainfall (i.e., more than drizzle/mist or intermittent showers), or
• gusty or sustained winds (i.e., treetops are noticeably swaying back and forth).