Start the New Year with new Refuge visitor opportunities! The Refuge is opening an additional 8 miles of trails beginning January 2, 2021, with expanded visitor activities to include hiking, bicycling, and Class 1 e-bikes! The new trail system also includes three perimeter parking lots for easy trail access.
Details and Trails Map
Take an urban nature adventure! Play the new audio tour podcast while taking the 11-mile Wildlife Drive to discover more about the 330 species of wildlife that call the Refuge home. The audio tour is also available on iTunes and Spotify.
Audio Tour
Looking for great ways to enjoy the outdoors? Visit the Refuge! Click the link below for highlights about our 20 miles of hiking trails, our 11-mile auto Wildlife Drive to see bison, deer, hawks, coyotes, waterfowl, birds and more! Bring your phone or camera and take amazing photos of wildlife, use your phone and connect with iNaturalist, and try one of our nature scavenger hunts with your kids. There’s lots to do at the Refuge and it’s free!
Refuge Activities
Take the Refuge's 11-mile Wildlife Drive in your vehicle to see bison, deer, hawks, waterfowl and more! Along the way there are parking lots near trail heads to hike the more than 10 miles of trails. Click on the link below for a map of the wildlife drive and trail system. It's free and a great way to enjoy the sights and sounds of the Refuge.
Trail and Wildlife Drive Map