Barclay Farmstead Wildlife Trail Marker - Cherry Hill, NJ
N 39° 54.248 W 074° 59.860
18S E 500199 N 4417116
Upon crossing over the long wooden bridge which surmounts the Cooper River tributary, this trailhead marker is at the head of two trails.
Waymark Code: WMHVXZ
Location: New Jersey, United States
Date Posted: 08/17/2013
Views: 4
There are several trails, thus, several trailhead markers in back of the 1816 Barclay Farm House. The trails run all over the place but are well-marked to prevent people from getting lost. There are also some Eagle Scout project-installed boardwalk crossings as well. Bird watching is also a favorite activity here as well. The trails will take you to some premium birding locations.
The network of three trails winds through different natural habitats including wetlands, riparian, pond and mature forest. Wetland and riparian habitats are important habitat types in short supply in the state of New Jersey as highlighted by the state’s Wildlife Action Plan. The New Jersey Audubon selected the Barclay Farm area as one of the stops on their state-wide Birding and Wildlife Viewing Trails. Signs indicating this recognition are posted at Barclay Farm trailheads. SOURCE
Parking: N 39° 54.309 W 074° 59.840
Trailhead/trail website: [Web Link]
Trail allowances or restrictions:
Hiking only
Trail type: hard packed with mulch on top
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