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Even as the summer winds down, reptiles and amphibians are still very active! For amateur and avid herpetologists alike, these guided hikes will explore the herpetological biodiversity of some of our parks and conservation areas in Chesterfield County. Join our environmental educators to flip logs, scour wetlands, and hike creek beds looking for the elusive reptiles and amphibians of Chesterfield County. Dress for your exploration - long pants, boots, and snake hooks are recommended!
Program Information: -Program is held outdoors. -Limited field tools are available to borrow, bringing personal field tools is recommended. -Hiking footwear is recommended. Trails have periodic benches for resting. -Distance traveled will be between 1.5 and 3 miles. -Outdoor surfaces traveled on in this program include: gravel and dirt trails with roots and uneven surfaces, wetland areas with mud and roots, and steep hills. -This program includes visual and tactile elements.

Activity Family

Explore on Land

Location

Dodd Park - Shelter #1 at R. Garland Dodd Park at Point of Rocks