Chocolate Hike
Come out and hike for chocolate on Saturday, March 24. Early spring can still be cool, but it’s worth a hike when chocolate is involved. Join us at the Wilderness Station at 2:30 p.m. to learn about sustainable chocolate practices and how important it is for our migratory birds. First enjoy a naturalist-led hike on our backcountry trails as we discover several TN birds that need good habitat in Central America so they can return to us. Follow Flute, a wood thrush, on the story trail and finally end at a warm fire where hot chocolate and all the chocolaty treats you can handle will be waiting. Partake in a game to see if you will survive as a migratory bird. Warm up and refuel – just like our bird friends – before hiking back to the Wilderness Station on the paved trails. The hike will be 2 ½ miles total.
The fee for the program is $3.00 and is for ages 8 and up. Reservation is required. For more information, please contact Lauren Hughes, 615-217-3017, [email protected].
