Duke Farms is a 2,700-acre environmental center that aims to inspire people to become guardians of the planet. The property features over 1,000 acres of land open for discovery, outdoor engagement, and environmental education, with 18 miles of walking trails and 12 miles of bicycle trails. Visitors can attend free workshops and events to learn about climate change and wildlife conservation, volunteer for habitat restoration projects, and eat at the locally sourced café. The center also offers a community garden and a seasonal market. With its diverse wildlife, including over 30 species that are threatened, endangered, or of special concern, and 247 varieties of birds, Duke Farms is a great place for families to connect with nature and learn about conservation and sustainability
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Activities: We spent a morning exploring Duke Farms, a 1,000-acre natural conservation area with trails, a visitor’s center, and a cafe. We walked on paved and unpaved trails, saw Duke’s Brook, the Hay Barn, the Orchid Range, and Otter Lake, and hiked the Great Meadow Path
Highlights: The kids loved walking on the trails, tossing rocks in Duke’s Brook, and exploring the beautiful grounds. The cafe had delicious organic and locally sourced food ✨