fall walks

Connect with us in nature, then linger for camaraderie and refreshments after the paddle or walk. Exclusive to members and guests of the Allston Jenkins Legacy and White Oak Societies.

red-breasted nuthatch bird perched on conifer branch

Pull on your water shoes or lace up your boots and join us for a guided paddle and walk through the remarkable ecosystem of the Maurice River or a leisurely meadow and woodland walk at Binky Lee Preserve. On the paddle and walk at Peek Preserve, observe the thriving plant and wildlife, as the area comes alive with vibrant late-season wildflowers and early migrating birds. On the walk at Binky Lee, you’ll discover how three decades of thoughtful stewardship transformed an old farm into a thriving nature preserve. Both outings are led by Natural Lands’ expert staff and offer the chance to immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the season. 

This special series is exclusively for members and guests of the Allston Jenkins Legacy and the White Oak Societies, two groups whose dedication helps sustain our mission. 

The Allston Jenkins Legacy Society honors individuals who have made a planned gift to ensure the long-term health of our organization. The White Oak Society recognizes dedicated members who have supported our work for 10 or more years, regardless of gift size. Their generosity has a profound impact on our ability to preserve open spaces, care for nature, and connect people with the outdoors. 

fall paddle and walk at Peek Preserve

Thursday, September 24
Rain date: Thursday, October 8
10:00 AM– 1:00 PM
Limited to 15 guests
Harold N. Peek Preserve

fall walk at Binky Lee Preserve

Saturday, October 10
10:00 – 11:30 AM
Limited to 25 guests
Binky Lee Preserve 

fall walk at Binky Lee Preserve

Tuesday, October 13
10:00 – 11:30 AM
Limited to 25 guests
Binky Lee Preserve

a smiling woman wearing a necklace with a floral-print shirt standing in a field with trees

questions?

To learn more about trail length and conditions, contact Kersten Appler at kappler@natlands.org or 610-353-5587 ext 313.

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