This is the Grand daddy of them ALL! The original "OG" of the National Wildlife Refuge. This is where Teddy Roosevelt established this now over 500 NWRs. It's considered a research center but is...
Patuxent Research Refuge, South Tract
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Patuxent Research Refuge is a natural park that offers visitors a chance to explore its diverse trails and beautiful lake area. The park is recognized for its environmental efforts and features a visitors center staffed by knowledgeable volunteers. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere while experiencing the varied surfaces of the hiking trails.
The refuge provides an inviting setting for outdoor activities, including hiking and nature walks. Although the landscape may appear somewhat muted in late November, the park's natural beauty is evident throughout the year. With its tranquil environment, Patuxent Research Refuge serves as a serene retreat for nature enthusiasts.
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Very cool visitor center with beautiful displays about different species to include Gray Wolves. Whooping Cranes etc. There is also a viewing area of lakes from the visitor center near the...
A beautiful place to hike. Peaceful. Take your walking stick and get out there. If you go before 4:00 you can visit the Nature Center. Don't miss this local treasure.
I never knew this area was accessible to the public. Since it has research in the name, I believed it to be a restricted facility. After playing around with google maps, I discovered there were...
Found this wonderful refuge to enjoy a fall day. Patuxent Research Refuge is a great place to go exploring. The trails are labled with all the interesting species of plants and animals. I never...
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