Sunset in the Hollows – Cancelled due to Coronavirus Restrictions

We decided not to have this public event in light of the Governor’s most recent direction. Please enjoy walks within your neighborhoods and we look forward to having you join us when the restrictions are lifted. Be well and stay safe.

If you need a little outdoor time in an area where you can maintain the social distancing guidelines then come on out to Hundred Acre Hollows this Sunday. Bring the family and invite your friends and neighbors.

• What We’ll Do – Come enjoy a nature walk on the grassy 2-mile trail around HAH or take a shorter stroll along our berms. Enjoy sunset photography, bird-watching and exploring this beautiful habitat. You can see the bat houses and owl box. At sunset, people have seen raccoons, deer and bobcats. You can also see the Audubon Native Plant Garden in the Southeast corner and our Keep Brevard Beautiful Native Plant Garden at the Rock Springs Gate entrance.

• What to Bring – Drinking water, sunscreen, bug spray, binoculars, cameras, hat and recommend wearing closed toe shoes.

• Important to Know – There are no restroom facilities. The trails are primitive and may have holes, gopher tortoise burrows and other obstacles, please be cautious. Pets are not allowed.