A nature museum tells the story of the 4,000 acres that make up this wildlife sanctuary. Inside the nature museum is a room designed just for children with books, activities, live snake habitats, beaver dam, fluorescent rock cave, a bird sculpture garden and much more. The trails pass through varied terrain and are good for hiking, biking and horseback riding. For nature observation there are interpretive trails and a boardwalk.
Trails are open year-round.
The entrance to the center is two miles west of Litchfield at 80 Whitehall Road.