Eagle View Natural AreaDescriptionNot yet open to the public, an accessible eagle viewing blind and picnic area is envisioned for this site, with care being taken avoid disturbing great horned owls and other wildlife that use this habitat. The southern portion of Eagle View provides a quiet spot for eagles that perch in the trees at the edge of Fossil Creek Reservoir. Great horned owls roost in cottonwoods near the irrigation ditch, and great blue herons, black-crowned night-herons, ferruginous hawks, and prairie falcons are sometimes seen here. Rabbits, coyotes, foxes, and deer also visit this natural area. Formerly in agricultural use, this site is being restored to native vegetation. TrailsTrails are being planned. A loop trail around much of the site is planned and a connection to both Fossil Creek Trail and the Poudre River Trail will be installed. HoursNot yet open to the public. DirectionsSite is not yet open to the public. It is near Kechter and Strauss Cabin Rd. Related Information |
