I was here, it is easy to walk here and enjoy the overlook, there is also a skyline trail but I didn't move forward, instead, I went to the overlook trail, but be careful, the overlook trail doesn't have too much marks on the tree, I arrived at the end of the overlook trail but on the way back, I got lost several times among the jungle, so that I made U turn, came back to the end of the overlook, the only place I recognized and then pick a different route and try again and again, eventually I found a mark, someone binded a scarf or towel on the tree, which is very helpful so that I was able to return back to the correct way...
Read moreGreat spot during the fall migration; if you're into birds of prey, you'll love it! The Visitors Center and parking is free, but the trail to the top of the mountain does cost. I believe it's $10 per person, which is paid inside the Visitors Center - credit cards are accepted. The trails to the top of the mountain are moderate to the average person. Although the top of the mountain is not accessible to people with mobility issues, there is a lookout point at the beginning of the trail that does offer a beautiful view of the mountains and some of...
Read moreI highly recommend to wear appropriate footwear. Sneakers with gripping soles or hiking boots 🥾 there are a lot of rocks 🪨 and you’ll want a good grip on them. Plan a minimum of 5-6 hours to complete the Lookout trails and other trail loops, bring lunch and a lot of water! The incredible beauty of Hawk Mountain Sanctuary and birds certainly did not disappoint. We got to see 2 Bald eagles, Osprey, Sharp-shined hawks, Northern Harrier, Broad-winged hawks and some Vultures. These views and seeing hawks was definitely...
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