Eagles Nest Picnic Area

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At this nature site, walking trails, a gazebo, and a picnic area have been set up to take the beautiful views and stunning nature. An eagle’s nest is perched across the basin, and seeing one of the majestic birds here is an incredible experience. This is the ultimate peaceful spot to enjoy a picnic lunch!

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