River Trail Walk

3/22/2015

Lovely day for a walk in the Refuge

Following the Friends Board meeting I walked the River Trail again. It is a beautiful walk - .96 mile from the parking all the way around. Even though I didn't see much in the way of wildlife, it is a gift to feel a part of it all while in the beauty and quiet of the Refuge. John Thalacker and his crew have done a wonderful job designing and maintaining this trail and it is very accessible for most people.

View of the Suwannee River from the overlook

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Peg

3/23/2015 12:38:28 am

Such a peaceful spot!

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Refuge Happenings

Fire: More than 2,000 acres, mostly in Levy County, have been treated with prescribed burning since January.

Forests: On the Dixie County side, where weather has not been as good for prescribed burning, with the help of the Refuge's new Cat more than 70,000 legacy trees have been planted.

Need information: Refuge Manager Andrew Gude can be reached by text or phone at 703.622.3896.

The Refuge is open daily from dawn to dusk.

Visitors are welcome to walk or bicycle around yellow Refuge gates.

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