Tamarack Nature Preserve is a 170 acre wetland preserve in Woodbury containing the southernmost stand of tamarack trees in the state and fen wetlands. The walking loop is just short of 4-miles. Be sure to pack bug spray. Note that this is a different park than Tamarack Nature Center in White Bear Township. If you are looking for the nature playground or the nature center, you are looking for the White Bear park. The best map I’ve found for Tamarack Nature Preserve’s trails is from the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District’s website. According to the park’s website, you will find “a great biodiversity of marsh plants, birds and other wild creatures, as well as floating hummocks”. The City of Woodbury created a YouTube video to share what visitors can expect at the preserve. Watch the hidden gem video here. 8 Ideas for Family Fun at Tamarack Nature Preserve
Trail Map of Tamarack Nature Preserve
Nature to Look For When Visiting:
Video of Tamarack Nature Preserve
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