We hope you will join us and Marys River Watershed Council for a day of drop-in activities and learning along the trails at Bald Hill on Saturday.
Observe the recent increase in beaver activity, including beaver dams, at a station on the Bald Hill Multi Modal Path near the Oak Creek Drive parking lot and trailhead where we will share beaver information and activities. All ages will have fun playing in the stream table - try your hand at making beaver dams and learning about stream flow, erosion, and more.
Along the Lower Mulkey Creek Trail the gates will be open for you to explore the restored prairie with wildflowers in full bloom. You can observe and learn to identify bees and other pollinators with the OSU Bug Club, learn about wildflower biology, or explore at your own pace among the many blooms.
Parking is limited at the Oak Creek Drive trailhead and abundant at the Benton County Fairgrounds, with access on the paved Midge Cramer Path. Stroll or roll by between 10 and 2!
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May 8th
Take a walk along Bald Hill trails and learn about beavers, prairie restoration, and poll
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