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Orange Fringed Orchid - natural history walk
Description
Fisher Oak Savanna is one of less than 10 sites in the state of Indiana where the stunningly beautiful orange fringed orchid still lives and thrives. Join us for a hike to see the population of orchids and discuss the work that NICHES has done to restore and rejuvenate the land at this site.
Point of Contact
Gus Nyberg: gnyberg@nicheslandtrust.org
(765) 423-1605
Where to Meet
How to Get There
To reach Fisher Oak Savanna, (if coming on I-65, get off at Exit 193) go north on US 231 to Wolcott in White County. About a half mile north of the railroad crossing in Wolcott, Highways 231 and 24 turn to the west. DO NOT turn west (left) on Highways 231 and 24, instead go straight ahead on 900 W about 6 miles until you come to an older white farm house on a rise on the left side of the road. (There is another house behind it.) Drive ahead 1/8 mile to the gravel parking area on the west (left) side of the road. The property is about 6 miles north of the railroad crossing in Wolcott on the west side of Jasper County Road 20 E (an extension of White County 900 W).
