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Hike at Cape May Point
Connect with friends and nature at Cape May Point State Park.
The Red Trail is a .5-mile wheelchair accessible trail. This trail provides hikers access to Lighthouse Pond West and East. Each pond has a blind or platform at the water’s edge to view wading birds, ducks, swans as well as the occasional osprey, which come to rely on these freshwater ponds for food and habitat for breeding.
The Yellow Trail is a 1.5-mile long trail offering hikers the opportunity to see different habitats, including wetland marsh, costal dune and sandy beach.
The Blue Trail is a 2-mile long trail offering hikers a myriad of habitats in which to view flora and fauna. This trail offers a longer hike along the beach and coastal dune. Both the yellow and blue trails allow hikers the opportunity to view shore birds as well as other wildlife along the shore.
Sturdy, close toed shoes and layered clothing is recommended Orange or bright colored clothing is a plus. Bring healthy snacks to fuel your body, water for hydration and bathing suit and towel if you want to get wet!
Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly! Call or text 215.892.3658 if you need more information.
I am trying to register for this event
Hi Dee, registration should be available now. Sorry for the mix up!