Locate trails and more on John James Audubon's facility map, or use their interactive adventure map.
Museum Trail 2.5 mile
.25 mile loop, trailhead located behind Audubon museum, mostly paved surface, easy
Kentucky Coffee Tree Trail 0.5 mile
.5 mile, begins with Museum Trail, Coffee Tree Trail breaks off to the right into lush valley, trail ends on hilltop, hikers may make loop with woodpecker trail, trail is hilly
Woodpecker Trail 0.4 mile
.4 mile trail, begin by walking on Warbler Rd., see 7 species of woodpecker, descends into valley, cross bridge and begin steady climb up hill, may return to museum by traveling back to Coffee Tree Trail
Warbler Road 0.7 mile
.7 mile, paved road, serves as location for many trailheads/ trail endings, named for the 20 species of Warblerrs migrate to park during spring and summer, begins at main office parking lot
King Benson Trail 0.3 mile
.3 mile, begins at set of steps off main office parking lot, trail winds and joins Warbler Rd., relatively easy
Wilderness Lake Trail 1 mile
1 mile, begins off Warbler Rd., travels around Wilderness Lake-a state nature preserve, follows ridgeline before descending to lake by way of steep stairway, see a good representation of wildlife and wildflowers
Scenic Overlook Trail 0.22 mile
.22 mile, diverges from Wilderness Lake Trail at CCC shelter, good view of lake from above
Back Country Trail 1.6 mile
1.6 miles, accessed through Warbler Rd. and Wilderness Lake Trail, travels over hilly terrain in northern section of Nataure Preserve
Eagle Glen Pet Trail 0.9 mile
.9 mile, only trail that allows leashed pets, begins in museum parking lot, difficult due hilly terrain and amount of steps