Best places: Nature preserves in Lower Nazareth Township, United States

Guided educational tours to see 4 different packs of wolves play & interact, plus foxes & bobcats.

👍👍 Very beautiful nature preserve with lots of trails for hiking and trail running. The border trail runs adjacent to the Jordan Creek which beautiful. Dog friendly

👍👍 Great walking loop around Lake Galena, about 6 miles. Very dog, on a leash, friendly.

👍👍 A great nature preserve with lots of variety. Trails are well-marked and typically covered in wood chips or trimmed grasses. Areas include wooded, open air and boardwalks near the river. Access exists to the river for wading or tubing. Restrooms are on site and a nature center. Parking is ample for...

A wildlife-rich reserve with trails, set amid ancient boulders, old quarries & hardwood forests.

👍👍 05/31/2021: This parking lot may host around 25 cars. If you can’t find parking spot here, you may be able to park at Kittatinny Park (check out my review for the park) on the other side of I-80. This is a place you can access to several trailheads: Appalachian Trail (White), Mt. Tammany (Red Dot)...

👍 Lovely, quiet, peaceful and easy to walk. There are gravel paved trails through the trees but also broad, mowed paths through the areas of grass and bush, which give a feeling of true immersion among the plants and fauna. Lots of little interesting things to stumble upon too. Going in early autum...

Vast nature preserve with a trail system, observation points overlooking the river & a library.

👍 There weren't a lot of signs indicating where you can park, walk, ect. So it can be a bit difficult to navigate. But the views are fun.

👍👍 Great place to go relax and chill after a long day of work/school. There is usually nobody around the area, so often it is only the birds chirping and water burbling you can hear.

😐 Fun, short hike (just under 0.5 miles) on the grounds of an old Portland Cement complex. If you look for them, remnants of old foundations can be found amongst the trees (look for the historical placards to help you out). Several elevation changes which will be no problem even for inexperienced hike...

A 400-acre oak & laurel forest preserve, crossed with creeks & hiking trails.

👍👍 This spot is a real gem if you like spring ephemerals! I have visited a few times this spring and there is always something new blooming. The trails are muddy this time of year so be ready for that and you will enjoy a well maintained and beautiful piece of earth.

👍👍 Nice surprise. Highly recommend. Thanks to Volunteers for your hard work and make such a beautiful trail available to us. Thanks!

Named a national natural landmark in 1974, this 1,000-acre preserve offers trails & guided walks.

🫤 I have no idea why this is called a nature preserve, it is literally a two-car parking space on the side of a busy road with a bunch of different waterfowl hanging out. There's no clubhouse or bathrooms, there really isn't even a safe place to stand and watch the birds since it's literally on the sh...

👍 Do not enter sign is for your car, not you. Simply park there and go wak in right ahead around the mound. You will see the wooden stairs to the top of the rock. But the split rock is clearly visible on the ground next to the stairs.

😠 "Abandon 'Hope' all ye who enter here" Did some camping last weekend at Jenny Jump with my family. We were hoping to get some local fishing just in just for fun but were turned away by the signs stating "Residents Only" Never have I heard of a resident only park. Such a shame because it looks like...