Warblers travel north from wintering grounds in Central and South America to Maryland in the spring. These tiny songbirds spend their days fueling up on insects, displaying brilliant breeding plumage, singing to attract mates, and establishing nesting sites. With each step, you’ll enjoy the sights and sounds of the season. Bring binoculars if you have them to get a closer look at our feathered visitors. This leisurely walk will cover up to 1 mile on mostly level or gravel paths—perfect for nature lovers of all experience levels. Dress for the weather.