Beaver Lake Nature Center

Beaver Lake Nature Center is a nature conservation area in Baldwinsville covering roughly 670 acres of land, including a large lake, wetlands, and forested sections. These habitats support a wide range of animals, particularly numerous bird species that thrive across the water and woodland areas.

The landscape was shaped by glacial movement during the ice age, creating the lake that exists today. This geological history created the conditions for unusual plant species to grow here.

The center plays an important role in environmental education and helps visitors understand the wildlife and plant life found here. People gather to experience nature and learn how different species interact within their habitats.

The grounds feature more than 14 kilometers of walking trails that are well-maintained and suitable for different skill levels. The visitor center provides maps and information to help you navigate and understand what to look for.

The location serves as an important stopover for thousands of Canada Geese during their seasonal migrations. Visitors may also spot osprey and bald eagles hunting and living here.

Location: New York

Website: http://onondagacountyparks.com/parks/beaver-lake-nature-center

GPS coordinates: 43.17940,-76.40670

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:52