Bird Walk with Northern NY Audubon @ CROWN POINT STATE HISTORIC SITE

Join us on Saturday, May 25th at 8 am at crown point State Historic Site for a birding walk in partnership with northern ny Audubon.

Come on a guided bird walk on this beautiful property in the midst of migration. Crown Point State Historic Site boasts observations of over 230 species! With its diverse habitats and breeding bird populations, it is listed as an important Birding Area (IBA). The walk will last approximately 3-4 hours and roughly 2 miles. 

NEED TO KNOW: This is a morning walk in May, so dress warmly. Early Spring is pretty chillly! Please wear comfortable shoes and bring insect repellent and binoculars. A spotting scope is optional, but we’ll have a couple we can share. Bring snacks and water if you desire. 

DIRECTIONS: The address is 21 Grand View Drive Crown Point. Meet at the main parking area in front of the museum. Click here for Google Maps directions.

REGISTRATION: Spacing is limited! Click here to email Stacy Robinson and reserve a spot. 

We offer our outdoor educational programs for free, thanks to our generous donors. Your support is crucial for us to continue providing these programs in the future. We would be grateful for your donation today!