Posted in Indiana
May 02, 2017
It’s Impossible Not To Love This Breathtaking Wildflower Trail In Indiana
If you’re really getting into all of the stunning colors of spring, a wildflower trail may be just what you’re looking for. While there’s plenty to explore in Indiana during the springtime, this incredible wildflower trail offers a special place to really celebrate the season’s finest creations.
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The Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary in Connersville, Indiana is a stunning 264 acre property filled with wonderous nature trails, camp grounds, and other attractions.
This sanctuary is owned by the Indiana Audubon Society and is actually home to a rather impressive and easy to hike wildflower trail.
Wildflowers can be found throughout this stunning property, covering buildings and other surfaces, but this .75 mile trail offers a stunning view of these flowers up close.
The wildflower trail begins at the northernmost entry of the sanctuary across the road bridge. You'll see a sign to indicate you've reached the first trail.
You'll cross several footbridges over this trail's stunning creek, giving you an amazing view at all types of nature along the way. You'll eventually end up at the campground site of this preserve.
This gorgeous wildflower hike is one that doesn't require much physical activity; just a love of flowers and Indiana nature! To check it out, visit the sanctuary at 3499 S Bird Sanctuary Rd, Connersville, Indiana and learn more here.
Will you be exploring this gorgeous wildflower trail in Indiana? For more springtime activities, check out this post.
