Nature
Difficulty: 
Easy
Distance: 0.40 miles
Restrooms: Yes
Stroller Friendly: Yes
Wheelchair Friendly: Yes
Playground: Yes
Dog Friendly: Yes
Location: Hufnagle Park
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- Park in the metered parking area off Market Street between 5th and 6th Street.
- Start your adventure on the sidewalk along St. Louis Street, facing the red brick path and tall brick pillars.
- Walk through the brick pillars on your left. Stay to the left and follow the sidewalk downhill into Hufnagle Park, heading toward the outdoor stage (also called an amphitheater).
- Keep following the sidewalk and walk slightly uphill through the opening in the stone wall.
- Stay to the left and follow the sidewalk over the bridge that crosses Bull Run stream.
- After the bridge, turn left onto the sidewalk at 6th Street.
- When you reach St. Louis Street, use the crosswalk to carefully cross.
- Turn left and walk toward the playground, crossing Bull Run stream again.
- Walk past the playground on your right.
- Turn right when you see the green and white sign that says: “Boro of Lewisburg Kidsburg Stream Restoration and Nature Playground.”
- The railroad tracks will be on your left, and the playground will now be on your right.
- Turn left at the intersection and walk toward the Kidsburg Nature Playground. Look to your right—you’ll find the post attached to a tree.
- Walk back through the playground and return to the red brick pillars where you started.
Read More About It
- Drawn From Nature by Helen Ahpornsiri
- The Moth Keeper by K. O'Neill
- Climate Champions: 15 Women Fighting for Your Future by Rachel Sarah
Snippets of Information
- An inch of rain is equal to 10-15 inches of snow.
- Owls don't have eyeballs.
- Trees can communicate with each other.
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