Plan a Visit

During the Winter

Eagle watching on your own can be a rewarding experience. It offers the flexibility to move from one location to another at your own pace.

When visiting our Eagle Observation Areas during the 2023 winter season, please help keep yourself and others safe by limiting the number of people inside the viewing blinds at one time, and follow safety recommendations made by Conservancy volunteers. Use caution in snowy or icy conditions.

You can follow our map to the designated viewing areas or download a PDF with GPS coordinates for the viewing locations to plan your own driving tour.

You’ll want to dress warmly and in layers and wear waterproof boots. Bring snacks for the time you’ll spend in your vehicle, and binoculars if you have them. Birding field guides fill the time between sightings and help you to become more educated about eagles and other birds of our region.

Check out the local hotels and inns listed on our Green Lodging Partnership page to find a great place to stay while you’re here. These hotels and their guests directly contribute to the healthy lands and clean waters that support eagles and their habitat in our region.

 

BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT

• Review our Eagle Etiquette guide

• Check the weather, and don’t take unnecessary chances with coming storms.

• Check our Facebook page for helpful hints or information from other eagle watchers.