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Audubon Loop Trail

The Audubon Loop Trail at Raccoon Creek State Park's Wildflower Reserve in Clinton, Pennsylvania is an easy 0.2-mile loop trail that connects to the Audubon Trail and passed through the woods behind the visitor center.

Even though this trail is very short, in the early Spring the trail is covered in wildflower, which makes it look like the ground is covered in snow. When the leaves aren't on the trees, you'll also get views of the surrounding hills.

Wildflowers can be found along the trail generally after mid-April.

No dogs, biking, or even food along the wildflower reserve trails.

Know Before You Go

Audubon Loop Trail is a short, easy 0.2-mile loop in Raccoon Creek State Park's Wildflower Reserve.
The trail is known for its abundant wildflowers in early spring, typically appearing after mid-April.
The Wildflower Reserve has specific restrictions: no dogs, biking, or food allowed on the trails.

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