Guided Morning Birding Hike at Pearson Falls

Pearson’s Falls and Glen has long been a destination for birders, and once you are here, it is easy to understand why. Designated as a North Carolina Birding Trail Site, the Glen’s rich cove forest provides layered, sheltered habitat for an extraordinary variety of resident and migrating bird species. Join Andy Ruff, Director of Operations and a knowledgeable steward of the preserve, for an intimate morning walk focused on the birds that call Pearson’s Glen home and those passing through on their seasonal journeys. Whether you are an experienced birder or simply want to slow down, listen, and experience the Glen from a fresh perspective, this small-group hike offers an approachable way to explore the preserve’s birdlife. What’s included Guided birding hike led by Andy Ruff Bird-focused interpretation of the preserve’s cove forest habitat Highlights Explore a designated North Carolina Birding Trail Site Learn to notice and listen for the Glen’s resident and migrating birds Experience the preserve during the quieter morning hours Learn from someone with extensive knowledge of the Glen Suitable for experienced birders and curious beginners Check-in details Check in at Pearson’s Falls & Glen. Bring your Ticket Confirmation, either digital or printed. Updated driving directions related to road repairs may be posted before reopening. What to bring Binoculars Comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes Drinking water Restrictions No pets are permitted on the preserve. Pearson’s Falls & Glen is a pack-in/pack-out park. Guests must carry out everything they bring in, including waste. Coolers are not permitted. There are no BBQ or cooking facilities on property. Commercial photography is prohibited without written consent from the Executive Director of Pearson’s Falls & Glen.