Experience Sights and Sounds along the Chapman DeMary Trail
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Come to the Chapman DeMary Trail at 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 29 to experience the sights and sounds of the trail. Through two different activities, people will have a chance to pause throughout the trail to hear and observe the wonders of nature. Special equipment such as binoculars and magnifiers will be available to help with observations. This event, jointly hosted by the Purcellville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the Tree and Environment Sustainability Committee, is free and open to the public.
Please register online in advance: https://purcellvilleva.gov/881/Monthly-Nature-Walks.
Before you join us, be sure to go on the Spring Trivia Walk at the Chapman DeMary Trail and get all the answers. Bring your completed answer sheet with you to get a prize. Copies of the trivia walk sheet are available at the trail and online: https://purcellvilleva.gov/881/Monthly-Nature-Walks.
The Chapman DeMary Trail is a 10-acre area considered to be the last stand of old-growth forest in the Town of Purcellville. The area is open to the public for environmental exploration, education, and recreation. The Town of Purcellville holds the conservation easement for this privately-owned property. The entrance and parking for the Chapman DeMary Trail is behind the building at 205 East Hirst Road in Purcellville.
Learn more and register online on the Monthly Nature Walks page in the Events and Activities section of the Town of Purcellville’s website at www.PurcellvilleVa.gov.
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Please register online in advance: https://purcellvilleva.gov/881/Monthly-Nature-Walks.
Before you join us, be sure to go on the Spring Trivia Walk at the Chapman DeMary Trail and get all the answers. Bring your completed answer sheet with you to get a prize. Copies of the trivia walk sheet are available at the trail and online: https://purcellvilleva.gov/881/Monthly-Nature-Walks.
The Chapman DeMary Trail is a 10-acre area considered to be the last stand of old-growth forest in the Town of Purcellville. The area is open to the public for environmental exploration, education, and recreation. The Town of Purcellville holds the conservation easement for this privately-owned property. The entrance and parking for the Chapman DeMary Trail is behind the building at 205 East Hirst Road in Purcellville.
Learn more and register online on the Monthly Nature Walks page in the Events and Activities section of the Town of Purcellville’s website at www.PurcellvilleVa.gov.
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