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Lime Hollow Nature Center
Located on the border between Cortland and Tompkins Counties, in beautiful upstate New York, Lime Hollow Nature Center offers over 12 miles of open-to-the-public, entrance-fee free trails, public nature programs, and adventure day camps for youth. Lime Hollow encompasses nearly 447 acres of beautiful rolling hills and shallow glacial valleys (kame-and-kettle topography), forests, fields, streams, numerous ponds, including many marl ponds and vernal (seasonal) pools, a peat bog, and a great diversity of flora and fauna.
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Lime Hollow Nature Center
Located on the border between Cortland and Tompkins Counties, in beautiful upstate New York, Lime Hollow Nature Center offers over 12 miles of open-to-the-public, entrance-fee free trails, public nature programs, and adventure day camps for youth. Lime Hollow encompasses nearly 447 acres of beautiful rolling hills and shallow glacial valleys (kame-and-kettle topography), forests, fields, streams, numerous ponds, including many marl ponds and vernal (seasonal) pools, a peat bog, and a great diversity of flora and fauna.
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Lime Hollow Nature Center
Located on the border between Cortland and Tompkins Counties, in beautiful upstate New York, Lime Hollow Nature Center offers over 12 miles of open-to-the-public, entrance-fee free trails, public nature programs, and adventure day camps for youth. Lime Hollow encompasses nearly 447 acres of beautiful rolling hills and shallow glacial valleys (kame-and-kettle topography), forests, fields, streams, numerous ponds, including many marl ponds and vernal (seasonal) pools, a peat bog, and a great diversity of flora and fauna.
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ABOUT
Lime Hollow Nature Center
Located on the border between Cortland and Tompkins Counties, in beautiful upstate New York, Lime Hollow Nature Center offers over 12 miles of open-to-the-public, entrance-fee free trails, public nature programs, and adventure day camps for youth. Lime Hollow encompasses nearly 447 acres of beautiful rolling hills and shallow glacial valleys (kame-and-kettle topography), forests, fields, streams, numerous ponds, including many marl ponds and vernal (seasonal) pools, a peat bog, and a great diversity of flora and fauna.