Autumnal Equinox Walk at Fraser Preserve

Join Master Naturalist and Fraser Preserve Steward, Margaret Chatham, for a guided walk to celebrate the Autumnal Equinox at Fraser Preserve. Immerse yourself in nature, learn about native plants, and welcome in fall at this beatiful natural area.

-Read more about Fraser Preserve

-Trail Difficulty: easy to moderate, about 2.1 miles out and back. View trail information here.

-Free and open to the public

-No bathroom facilities. No pets.

Location: Park along Allenwood Lane and meet at the corner of Allenwood and Springvale. Please try to carpool as much as possible as parking is limited.

Bring: water, hiking shoes (tennis shoes or boots), dressing in layers is recommended, you may want a hat, insect repellent and sunscreen. Bring binoculars if you wish.

Led by volunteer naturalist, Margaret Chatham. Margaret has been poking around Fraser for nearly 30 years, celebrating the native plants and trying to discourage the invasive ones. She’s always happy to share what she’s seen, and keeps coming back because there’s always something new to look at. She is a Virginia Master Naturalist, member of the Virginia Native Plant Society — and has a very wild yard, full of native plants.

Photo by Ben Herndon.