Corry Higher Education Council

Discover the vibrant beauty of the Corry Junction Greenway Trail during our guided native plant walk this September! As we stroll along the flat, crushed limestone trail, you'll learn to identify a beautiful variety of native wildflowers, grasses, shrubs, and trees that flourish in late summer.

September offers a unique glimpse into nature's changing seasons, with late-blooming wildflowers at their peak and the first brilliant hints of autumn color beginning to appear throughout the forest canopy.

Along the way, we'll explore how native plants support birds, butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects while creating healthier ecosystems that enrich our own well-being. Breathe in the fresh air, enjoy the sights and sounds of the trail, connect with fellow nature enthusiasts, and discover how this community-supported greenway provides an important sanctuary for both wildlife and people.

The meeting place for the event will be at the pavilion at the Elmer C. Carrier American Legion Post 365 (1460 Sciota Rd., Corry, PA 16407) at 5p on Wednesday, September 23rd. From there, participants will head to the Corry Junction Greenway Trail for the walk, which will be about 0.8 miles round trip on flat ground. Participants will end at the pavilion at the Legion. The trail is ADA compliant. The cost to register for the class is $10, and registration can be completed by visiting www.corryhied.org or by calling 814-664-9405.