Scavenger Hunt

The Park and Nature Trails

The park features three clearly marked, gently sloping trail loops, each between 1-2 miles and dotted with more than 25 interpretive signs highlighting points of interest related to nature, history and the environment. There is a butterfly garden designed by Mr. Ken Twombly.	Enjoy family time outdoors, hike, exercise, geocache, letterbox, or simply enjoy nature - the Discovery Zone is the perfect destination for all ages and interests.
	Examine quarries, kilns, and Native American toolmaking sites Explore vernal pools and identify mammal tracks Walk down Memory Lane - one of the oldest colonial roads still in existence in Monroe Pause at the hay field to gaze out at distant hills - as farmers did nearly two centuries ago
A true community effort
Area neighbors volunteered weekends to install park signs and benches	Creating the Webb Mountain Discovery Zone was a true community effort -the coming together of neighbors, community service organizations, local businesses, schools and Public Works to volunteer time and resources over countless weekends to make this park a reality.
Dave McCollum (left) created trails for the outdoor classroom for his Eagle Scout project.	Masuk High School students, under the direction of Mr. Doug Fedorko, designed and created the park's unique trail signs.
Ken Twombly (operating backhoe) created the landscape design of the Discovery Zone entrance with assistance from members of the Monroe Garden and Beautification Club.