The Museum staff, along with knowledgeable guest presenters, offer interpretive nature programs for children and adults. Weekend seasonal programs may include guided hikes and rambles, birding, plant and tree identification, maple sugaring, storytelling events, Native American culture and crafts, nature awareness and tracking, and much more.
 
Local schools and other groups may schedule class field trips for programs at the museum on Native American Life, Archaeology, Maple Sugaring, and other topics. Call the museum for more details, availability, and fees.
 
Ward Pound Ridge Reservation features 35 miles of beautiful hiking trails traversing a variety of habitats. You may pick up a trail map at the toll booth, park office, or at the museum. If you prefer, you may download the trail map here. Detailed orienteering maps are available for sale at the Museum.
 

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