EXPLORING NATURE AT COLWELL CEDARS

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          There are 31 trails with a total length of about 4 miles.   They range  from easy trails of only a few hundred feet to difficult trails 1/5 mile  in length.  The trails are organized in relation to the five unique  topographical features at Cedars:   Sage Flat Area, Ruby Springs  Drainage, Center Ridge Area, Cabin Creek Drainage, and West Ridge Area. 

          Flowers, trees, cacti, shrubs, moss and lichen, and more.  Glorious diversity in 40 acres: about 200 that we know of!

         Accessible by our trail system.
        Admire them, draw them, paint them, photograph them, or commune with them.

          Or discover a new one!

       In addition to mule deer, rock squirrels, bobcat, chipmunk, and  cottontail, we have infrequent sitings of badger, prairie dog, coyote, marmot, mountain lion, packrat,  raccoon, weasel-ermine, porcupine, striped skunk and civet.
        Plus, 91 species-varieties of birds, insects, arachnids and reptiles too numerous to count.

            When you intuitively feel something is missing in your life,  come to Cedars for a personalized Nature and Art Journey and experience  natural connections to re-discover creativity and re-awaken your senses.
          We will guide you as you explore the natural world  abundant at Cedars.