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Rugar Woods

Interpretive Trail Signs

There are 23 interpretive trail signs along a one mile loop in Rugar Woods. This website contains supplemental information about unique traits identified by the interpretive signs.

Scan QR codes on signs to link to this interpretive trail website. You may also navigate this website to find different feature descriptions by selecting a topic under the Interpretive Trail menu tab. 

Funding for this trail is provided by:

A Green Grant from The Campus Committee for Environmental Responsibility's (CCER) 

Champlain Valley Natural Heritage Program (CVNHP)

grant from the Lake Champlain Basin Program

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The interpretive loop was created to help the public appreciate our local ecology. SUNY Plattsburgh students and their professors created these signs. Different clubs and organizations help maintain these trails and students use the woods for lab exercises, outdoor education opportunities, and recreation.

 

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Scan QR codes on the signs or navigate the menu tab to learn more about each ecological feature

Rugar Woods is a tract of land operated by SUNY Plattsburgh and open for the general public. Interpretive and wayfinding trail signs are posted to educate users about local ecology.

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