Fall Tree Walk
Come explore the colors, textures, and stories waiting in our autumn woods.
Join us for a guided Fall Tree ID Walk and turn a regular stroll into a hands-on learning adventure. As the leaves change to reds, golds, and ambers, Dr. Nate Bosch from the Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams and Heather Harwood from WACF will show you how to identify local trees by their bark, leaves, branching, and fall features. Whether you love nature or are just starting to explore it, this walk is a friendly, easy way to connect with the outdoors.
What to Expect
- A relaxed, family‑friendly walk through peak fall color
- Tips for identifying common Indiana trees using sight, touch, and seasonal clues
- Insight into how trees prepare for winter and support the health of our watershed
- Opportunities to ask questions, compare species, and build confidence in your tree‑spotting skills
Who It’s For
This walk is for families, hikers, gardeners, educators, and anyone curious about nature. You don’t need any experience; just bring comfortable shoes and your curiosity.
