How much do you know about Wild Turkeys? Test your knowledge with this self-led hike.

Check out this month's story on the Red Trail behind the Nature Center!

ArbNet Accredidation

We are excited to announce that we are now accredited through ArbNet!

How much do you know about Wild Turkeys? Test your knowledge with this self-led hike.

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Remember to dress appropriately for the warmer weather.

The Main Entrance (801 Elks Rd) open Tues-Sat, 9-5pm.

The East Side (corner of Hayes Arb Rd and Woodside Dr)

open every day, dawn to dusk.

Hayes Arboretum is a private property and classified forest. This means that you cannot collect or hunt mushrooms, flowers, plants, animals, and other natural objects from the property without permission of Hayes Arboretum staff.

Please follow these rules and stay on the trails.
Help us protect the forest for future generations.

Thank you!

Dogs are welcomed!

Hiking Trails Come explore our sixteen miles of hiking trails, the heart and soul of the Arboretum.	Auto Tour See the beautiful scenery of Hayes Arboretum from the comfort of your car on this two-mile driving tour. Admission is $5 per car and free for members.
Programs We host a variety of programs and events throughout the year for all ages, including public hikes, school field trips, and special celebrations.	Mountain Biking Hayes Arboretum's Mountain Bike trails are located on the East Side of the property, on the corner of Woodside Dr. and Hayes Arb Rd. Before riding, you must sign a one-time safety waiver, and of course, wear a helmet!
Continuing the Tradition The Arboretum has a history of over 100 years of environmental stewardship; Stanley Hayes bought his first parcels of land in 1915.	Membership Becoming a member is one of the best ways to support the Arboretum, and members receive a variety of benefits in return.