Join us for a MONTHLY evening guided walk through the ecosystems at Crown Point, followed by stargazing and s'mores.

Held once per month from August through November, these evening walks invite participants to slow down, observe closely, and connect with the nature that calls Crown Point home in low light during dusk. You will be guided through the prairie and forest and discuss how different types of wildlife have evolved to flourish and live most of their lives at night.

This experience should recharge your connection with nature and expand your appreciation for some of the sights and sounds typically hidden during the day.

Join the University of Akron's Dr. Bob on a walk through the vast prairie and serene forest after sunset on monthly Sundays from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Led by Crown Point staff and guest guides, walks will include:
- Seasonal and dusk observations of plants and wildlife
- Fire and s'mores
- Time for quiet reflection, curiosity, and shared conversation
- Opportunities to notice details often missed in everyday life

These walks are not hikes or lectures. They are intentionally paced, accessible, and designed for all levels of experience. Whether you are new to nature-based learning or deeply familiar with the land, each month offers something different to discover.