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We are always in need of helping hands to maintain and improve the trails and gardens.





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The Alcovy Conservation Center is part of the Alcovy Greenway.
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Program Description

Alcovy Conservation Center

Trails & Gardens

Situated on 115-acres along the Alcovy River, the Alcovy Conservation Center features scenic boardwalks and trails meandering through woodlands, wetlands, and meadows.  Native plant gardens provide abundant opportunities to observe wildlife.

Visitors during regular operating hours (Monday—Friday, 8:00 am—5:00 pm) must check in with the front office upon arrival and departure. Gates close promptly at 5:00pm. Weekend and after-hour visits are available through GWF special events or coordinated through property rental agreements.  

See the trail flyer (.pdf)

  

ACC Calendar

Nature Walks at the ACC
May 31
June 14 and 28
July 12 and July 26
6pm - 8pm

Come enjoy an evening hike on the trails along Cornish Creek at the Alcovy Conservation Center! Bring a picnic dinner to enjoy under the pavilion after 6 p.m. The hike will begin at 7 and will be led by various GWF staff, volunteers or wildlife professionals.

Kids Nature Walk at the ACC
June 16 and July 21
10am - 11am

Guided hike for kids on the trails along Cornish Creek at the Alcovy Conservation Center. Participants must be accompanied by an adult.
Bird Observation Window
Bluebird Trail
Boardwalk Through Wetlands
Conservation Legacy Pathway
Fox Squirrel on Trails
WingSong Gardens

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