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Georgia

Field Trips and Events

Nature Walks: Broxton Rocks Preserve

September 28, 2013 - October 26, 2013
10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Broxton Rocks Preserve
(Broxton, near Douglas)

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Woods at Broxton Rocks © Sherry Crawley/TNC

Visiting Broxton Rocks is like taking a journey to the center of the Earth. This unique landscape features unusual rock formations and mystical pools. Expert guides will share stories of the ecology and history of this special preserve.

All tours meet on Saturdays at 10 am and last about two hours. While families are welcome, the terrain and content of the tours are best suited for children in middle school or above. Trails are not handicap accessible. Participants are encouraged to wear footwear and clothing conducive to hiking and weather conditions.

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