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Pasque Flower Hike

Fri, Apr 21

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Motor Mill Campground

Aldo Leopold once said, “the chance to find a pasque flower is as inalienable as the right to free speech.” Come and exercise your right with a guided hike to see one of Iowa’s earliest-blooming and most beloved wildflowers at the Motor Mill Historic Site.

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Pasque Flower Hike
Pasque Flower Hike

Time & Location

Apr 21, 2023, 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM

Motor Mill Campground , 23002 Grain Rd, Elkader, IA 52043, USA

About the Event

Pasque Flower Hike

Friday, April 21st

5:00-6:30 PM

Aldo Leopold once said, “the chance to find a pasque flower is as inalienable as the right to free speech.” Come and exercise your right with a guided hike to see one of Iowa’s earliest-blooming and most beloved wildflowers at the Motor Mill Historic Site.    Pasque flowers indicate high-quality natural areas, particularly prairie areas including a thin-soiled “goat prairie” overlooking the Turkey River Valley. To nature lovers, their emergence marks the start of the wildflower season.

The hike will be a short but rugged off-trail hike, so participants should be confident in their mobility and wear appropriate footwear. The group will meet at the campground at Motor Mill for the roughly 1-mile round-trip hike.

Motor Mill is located at 23002 Grain Road, Elkader, IA 52043.    To sign up or ask questions please contact the Osborne Nature Center at 563-245-1516 or sign up…

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