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Enjoy peaceful walks on four miles of marked trails promenading through prairie, woods and wetlands at the Adam Birding Conservancy (ABC). The ABC is a private park located three miles north of Whitewater known for birding (200+ species), a wide variety of plants (225+ species) and animals like pheasants, deer and river otters. Yellow-headed blackbirds and breeding trumpeter swans are often seen in the spring and early summer on the trails or at the two wildlife blinds. The woods feature white swamp and bur oaks that are at least 175 years old.
Please note that entry is free providing you agree to the rules and restrictions posted at the parking lot such as when dogs on leach are permitted. There are no bathrooms on site, trail conditions may be wet and muddy after periods of high rain and the conservancy is closed during deer hunting season in the late fall. The map below shows the conservancy boundaries and the paths (some mowed, some self-bushwacked) thanks in part to the mowing assistance of Donnie and Rich. Please have patience as this is a work in process and nature plays by its own rules! The physical address of the parking lot is 1636 Findlay Road in Whitewater, WI 53190. |
All visitors must agree to abide by the access rules as found in the "About ABC" Tab (also posted by the trail entrance at the parking lot)
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