Perry Oldenburg - Things to Do
Stroll trails through well-managed sandhill and pause at scenic wetland vistas.
Wildlife Viewing
Wildlife viewing opportunities are highest along the powerline right-of-way and hiking trail system where white-tailed deer, turkey, southeastern kestrel and gopher tortoise are often seen. A variety of resident and migratory songbirds are commonly spotted and butterflies area attracted to fall wildflowers. Visit the Wildlife page for more details.
Hiking
Download the Perry Oldenburg WEA Trail Guide.
Hiking is most enjoyable during the cooler winter months or early in the day when temperatures are lower. Visitors can explore the 1.5-mile Sandhill Loop, which winds through scenic sandhills, hardwood hammock, and alongside a powerline right-of-way.
This mostly flat trail offers a chance to see a variety of native plants and wildlife. Keep an eye on the open powerline corridor where you might spot white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, or even a gopher tortoise basking in the sun.