Walk through the riparian forest and along the beach to Sand Point. Hope to see migrating shorebirds and waterfowl as well as resident birds of the forest, terns, and gulls. Bring binoculars. The trail is well maintained and flat. It can be muddy following rain. The full loop is approximately 2 miles long. When birding, this can take 2-4 hours depending upon how many birds we are seeing, but you can leave whenever you would like.
No need to register, but if you have any questions, email janetmalotky@gmail.com. Meet at the Sand Point Parking Lot at 8:00 a.m. sharp. In partnership with Frontenac State Park Association.
Image: American Avocet, Frontenac State Park Sand Point, September 1, 2021