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Tenafly Nature Center Trails Allison—Yellow—1.4 mi Bischoff—White/Red—0.5 mi Blue—Blue—0.2 mi De Filippi—White—0.4 mi Haring Rock—Orange—0.5 mi Little Chism—Red—1.9 mi Main—unmarked—0.6 mi Purple—Purple—0.5 mi Red—Red—0.3 mi Seely—Yellow/Orange—0.3 mi Sweet Gum—Red/Yellow—0.15 mi Yellow—Yellow—0.4

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Tenafly Nature Center is a nonprofit organization that depends on memberships and donations.

Please become a member of the Tenafly Nature Center and support our efforts: TenaflyNC.org/member Thank you! TenaflyNC.org Tenafly Nature Center is a non-profit, independent, member-supported nature preserve. Since 1961, TNC has nurtured an appreciation for nature, been a leader in open-space preservation and in for our community and beyond.

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 Trails are for foot traffic only. Do not bring any  Redfield Building Visitor Center (red building north of vehicles including bicycles and strollers beyond the the parking lot): Visit to learn more about our parking area. educational programs, read a book in our library,  Do not bring dogs or other pets—leashed or observe our Animal Ambassadors, or relax and let otherwise. your children play with some of the toys. Adjacent  Do not release any animals. to the building is our Bird Feeding Station, Butterfly  To minimize disturbance to plants & wildlife, stay on and Pollinator and an outdoor with trails at all times. Stay out of streams and ponds. Barred Owls and a Red-tailed Hawk.  Please do not disturb, feed, collect or remove  Main Trail: Continues along the line of Hudson Ave, wildlife—plants or animals or other objects (rocks, intersecting with several other trails. It offers a soil, leaves, acorns). bench with a great view of Pfister’s Pond.  Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the premises.  Yellow trail: Loops from the Main Trail and leads to  Leave No Trace — Carry-In, Carry-Out. Please no the floating dock, giving you a different view onto littering. and into the pond.  Haring Rock Trail: See Haring Rock, a glacial erratic Please Note boulder named after Dr. John J. Haring, who made house calls in the area circa 1900.  Tenafly Nature Center is open to the public seven  Red Trail: Loops south of the Nature Center and days a week, year-round. Visitors are welcome to offers a selection of wildflowers in the spring. enjoy a hike along our 7+ miles of trails between  DeFilippi Trail: Follows the east shore of Pfister’s dawn and dusk. For your safety, you must be off the Pond. You can sit and watch the pond from the by dusk. shelter.  There is no charge for self-guided visits, but groups  Bischoff Trail: Visit the lagoon— a vernal pool that is of 10 or more participants are asked to contact us in a breeding area for frogs and other amphibians in advance. the spring.  Professional Photography and filming requires a permit. See our website TenaflyNC.org/Photography Understanding Trail Markers -Filming for more information.  Be sure to visit our Visitor Center building (Nature Center Building on the map). The Visitor Center is open Daily from 11am-4pm.

Learn about our public programs and other educational opportunities at TenaflyNC.org