
For my class blog, I decided to go to Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve, located in Southern Cary. The Preserve is approximately 150 acres that is situated along Swift Creek. It contains about three miles of trails, some of which is owned by the
town of Cary and other parts by the State of North Carolina. When you walk up to the place, you don't really expect much because all you see is one semi-large building. However, once you actually look at the map they provide you, you realize that this place is GIGANTIC. They have on-site tour guide

ather outside and didn't want to walk, the Stevens Nature Center(big building in the front) has a great indoor exhibit hall, which offers displays that explain the uniqueness and history o
f the area to visitors, as well as educate citizens about the

environment. There is all sorts of information on soils, forests, animal habitats, nocturnal animals, local parks and green ways, as well as historical background on the preserve and the Cary area.
In conclusion, the Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve was a great place to go and see! They had very helpful people there that were very knowledgeable about the area. Also, if you don't need assistance, then you can go solo through the preserve and see what it has to offer. I give the place two green thumbs up!

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