Red Cliffs Audubon Wednesday Bird Walk
Nature & Wildlife · Guided Walk

Red Cliffs Audubon Wednesday Bird Walk

Join local birding enthusiasts for a guided Wednesday morning walk at Boots Cox Family Park.

Wed, 29 Jul 2026 Boots Cox Family Park St. George , Utah
Experience the beauty of local avian life with the Red Cliffs Audubon Wednesday Bird Walk. Held at the scenic Boots Cox Family Park in St. George, this guided excursion offers participants a chance to observe diverse bird species in their natural habitat. Whether you are a seasoned birder or a curious beginner, these walks provide an excellent opportunity to learn about local ecology, improve identification skills, and connect with the vibrant St. George nature community.

What to Expect

A relaxed, informative morning walk through the park led by experienced Audubon members.

Who Should Attend

  • Birding enthusiasts
  • Nature photographers
  • Local families
  • Outdoor hobbyists

Agenda Overview

Meet at the designated location for a morning of bird observation and identification.
Venue & Address
Boots Cox Family Park
1080 S 900 E
St. George , Utah
United States
Organizer
Red Cliffs Audubon · Non-profit Organization
A local chapter dedicated to the protection and appreciation of birds and their habitats.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is registration required?
Yes, please register for the specific date via the Red Cliffs Audubon website.
What should I bring?
Binoculars, comfortable walking shoes, water, and sun protection.
Are beginners welcome?
Absolutely, all skill levels are encouraged to join.
Where do we meet?
The meeting place is 1080 South 900 East, St. George.
Is there a fee?
Please check the official Red Cliffs Audubon website for current event details.
How long is the walk?
Walks typically last for a few hours depending on bird activity.
Tags
birding nature St. George Audubon hiking wildlife
Summary
A weekly guided bird-watching walk hosted by Red Cliffs Audubon at Boots Cox Family Park.
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Highlights
  • Guided bird identification
  • Local species observation
  • Community engagement
  • Scenic park setting
  • Educational nature experience
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