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1. Golden Eagle
The first footpath on Lakeshore Trail, this path has great hills and spectacular views of the lake through the pine trees.
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2. Mourning Dove
The second footpath you come to, this path has a small stream and a great view of the meeting center across Wesley Lake.
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3. Painted Bunting
On the edge of Woodland park, this path is one of the longest. It offers great views of the Oden Pavillion across Wesley Lake.
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4. Blue Heron
This path leads to the Wilderness Pavillion, with spectacular panoramic lake views.
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5. Meadow Lark
This footpath takes you to the first Bridgenear the beaver dam. It has great views of Wesley Lake and the Northern inlet.
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6. Osprey
The Osprey footpath starts at the Bridgeand winds along the bank of Wesley Lake’s Northern Inlet. Deer tracks are a common site along this path.
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7. Brown Pelican
The Brown Pelican foot path has great views down the entire length of the lake and wispy grasses lining the lake shore.
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8. Wood Duck
This footpath leads to the second and longest footbridge. Wood ducks are a common site iin this grassy area.
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9. Roseate Spoonbill
The Roseate Spoonbill path winds along the lake shore. It’s not uncommon to see the deer wading on the water’s edge.
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10. Cardinal
Winding around the far south west corner of Lake Wesley, the Cardinal path strolls past a small beaver lodge.
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11. Wild Turkey
A great path through young pines and the water’s edge. The Wild Turkey path has small rolling hills and great views of the Wilderness Gazebo.
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12. Egret
This hilly path, takes you from the wilderness back to the Lamar & Wally White Sports Field and Picnic Pavilion.
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