Edna W. Spurgeon Woodland Reserve

The Edna W. Spurgeon Woodland Reserve was the first ACRES property. It's an area of low ridges or kames left by glaciers and cut by glacial meltwater. You will find a mature forest of beech, sugar maple, and tulip trees, among the largest in the state. In this preserve, beautiful year-round, its colorful spring wildflower display is not to be missed: Dutchman's breeches, hepatica, bloodroot, spring beauty, and celandine poppy decorate the hillsides with white, pink, blue, and yellow.