Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve

Yes, there is a small entrance fee to support the preserve's conservation efforts.

Yes, visitors can join guided tours to learn more about the preserve's flora and fauna.

Dogs are not allowed in the preserve to protect the wildlife and ecosystem.

There are restroom facilities at the preserve for visitors' convenience.

Some trails are accessible, but not all areas of the preserve are wheelchair-friendly.

Picnicking is allowed in designated areas of the preserve, so you can enjoy a meal surrounded by nature.

Photography is permitted for personal use, but drone photography is not allowed.

Yes, there are ranger-led activities and nature programs for visitors of all ages.

Visitors may spot various wildlife such as elk, deer, birds, and maybe even a moose or bear.

Reservations are not required for individual visitors, but groups may need to book in advance.