Guided Nature Walk at Voorhees Nature Preserve

Join volunteer naturalist, Jeff Wright, for a guided walk at Voorhees Nature Preserve and immerse yourself in nature. The walk will provide the opportunity to spend time outdoors and witness the beauty of the natural world. The Preserve offers trails with scenic views of the Rappahannock River, including two overlook spot. Bald eagles and other wildlife are often seen here. The preserve is adjacent to the Rappahannock River Valley National Wildlife Refuge.

-Location: Voorhees Nature Preserve: 322 State Rte 674, Colonial Beach, VA 22443. Time subject to change.

-No max number of people; registration required

-Trail Difficulty: moderate

-Free and open to the public

-Accessibility information can be found here. No bathroom facilities. No pets.

-Bring: water, hiking shoes (tennis shoes or boots), dress in layers. Hat, suncreen, insect repellant, and binoculars are optional.

Led by volunteer naturalist and preserve leader, Jeff Wright. Jeff is enthralled by protecting habitat and species. Being called a Bird Brain or a Tree Hugger are no longer insults. He is the President of the Board of Directors of the Old Growth Forest Network, a Virginia Master Naturalist, President of the Friends of Dragon Run, and a Kayak Paddle Tour Guide. Staying active, acknowledging nature, and paying forward to protect habitat make Jeff tick. He has both a sense of humor and a sense of purpose.

Questions? Contact Brynna Strand at [email protected].

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