Trails

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Logan Creek Trail

This system of trails are only open only from February 15 - June 30. Up to 6 miles of trails through wetlands and vernal pools. In-ground blinds are available for photography (waders required). Access is from Parking Lot D, off of County Road 68. There is little to no shade on these trails. See brochure for more information.
Trail Length (mi)
6.37
Trail Difficulty
Difficulty Meter / introductory
Easy
Route Type
System
Suitability
Dog friendly
Kid friendly
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Wetland Walk Trail (North)

This trail departs from the Visitor Center and wanders through wetlands, vernal pools and riparian riparian Definition of riparian habitat or riparian areas. Learn more about riparian habitat. Grab an interpretive booklet at the trail head and learn about the Complex and its wildlife and habitats. The north loop is disabled-accessible. The best times to see wildlife are in the early morning and late afternoon from November through February. To increase your chances of seeing animals, take binoculars, walk slowly, talk softly, and stay on the marked trail.
Trail Length (mi)
1.11
Trail Difficulty
Difficulty Meter / introductory
Easy
Route Type
Loop
Suitability
Dog friendly
Kid friendly
Wheelchair friendly
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Wetland Walk Trail (South)

This trail departs from the Visitor Center and wanders through wetlands, vernal pools and riparian riparian Definition of riparian habitat or riparian areas. Learn more about riparian habitat. Grab an interpretive booklet and learn about the Complex and its wildlife and habitats. The best times to see wildlife are in the early morning and late afternoon from November through February. To increase your chances of seeing animals, take binoculars, walk slowly, talk softly, and stay on the marked trail.
Trail Length (mi)
0.80
Trail Difficulty
Difficulty Meter / introductory
Easy
Route Type
Loop
Suitability
Dog friendly
Kid friendly
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