There's no particular route for the trail - plan your travels according to your time, interest, and what each season may offer. Springtime is great for experiencing songbird migration when the forests are filled with song. Each fall brings a spectacular sight as thousands of ducks, geese, and swans gather around the lakes and sounds. A t each Kuralt site you will encounter a special opportunity to experience nature. You can enjoy nature trails on footpaths and boardwalks.
Some sites have observation platforms to overlook scenic vistas and wildlife.
Take to the back roads on refuge wildlife auto tour routes. You'll find more information at a red-roofed kiosk at each stop along the Kuralt trail. You may want to purchase an audio tour recording to enjoy and learn more about the region and the plants and animals that the national wildlife refuges are working to protect. Y ou'll also find other interesting places to visit along the Kuralt trail - cultural and natural attractions such as museums, the North Carolina Aquarium, Partnership for the Sounds education centers, and national, state and local parks.