Since 1971, Schlitz Audubon has been a home for environmental education and outdoor discovery. While exploring our six miles of trails you will walk by prairies, ponds, forests, ravines, and Lake Michigan shoreline. Our trails encompass a growing number of wheelchair accessible paths and boardwalks, inviting everyone to explore nature regardless of age or ability.
Visit Schlitz Audubon Nature Center
Plan Your Visit
Due to COVID-19, the Center's trails are only open for reserved hiking. Visit our calendar to choose your time. More >
Hiking Trails
Our six miles of hiking trails, including accessible boardwalks, take visitors through forests, ponds, restored prairies, and Lake Michigan shoreline on 185 acres. More >
Birdwatching
Since 1974, 260 species, including 36 warbler species, have been observed at the Center. Our varied habitats provide a crucial stopover for migrants, breeding, and overwintering birds. More >
FAQs
Learn about our trails, building facility, and other Center guidelines. More >