The Pocono Heritage Land Trust will host a Tree Identification and Leaf Peeping Hike on November 18 at the Pocono Creek Nature Preserve located at 219 Old Mill Road in Tannersville, Monroe County from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.

The hike will be led by Don Miller, local naturalist and PHLT board member. It is walk #25 in PHLT's Natural Places and Open Spaces guided walks.

The Pocono Creek Preserve, nestled between Weis Market in Tannersville and the former Northampton Community College campus, is a nature oasis in the midst of a heavily developed area of the county. 

This walk is an easy, family friendly stroll, highlighting the diversity of plant life that exists where water, land and human expansion come together. Young children and those who enjoy learning about the natural world are welcome, but energetic youngsters may find the slow pace challenging.

Registration is encouraged.  Click Here to register online.

For more information, visit the Tree Identification and Leaf Peeping Hike webpage.

More information on programs, initiatives and other upcoming events is available at the Pocono Heritage Land Trust website.

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