One of my clients just told me how much she enjoys the McCabe Preserve right here in Milton, Delaware. It made me realize that I sometimes learn more about all the great things to do from newcomers than I do from the locals. Maybe that's because, in retirement, they take the time to explore and discover all that the DelMarVa Peninsula has to offer.
Spectacular in its own right, the Edward H. McCabe Preserve features a wide range of habitats, plants and animals within a relatively small pocket of the Delmarva Peninsula. While a roadside parking area provides access to hiking trails located on the preserve, arriving by canoe is the way to go for adventurous visitors. From two miles away in the historic town of Milton, explorers can put in their canoes and meander down the Broadkill River before heading ashore. Whether arriving by land or by river, visitors have the opportunity to really escape into a natural environment that gives true meaning to the word preserve.
Read More at The Nature Conservancy web site. Find out how you can explore nature by canoe or on foot.