“Radnor Lake State Park is a 1,368-acre park that features a diverse array of opportunities for nature watching, environmental awareness activities, and biking opportunities. The park is primarily for day use, and the 7.75-mile trail is used solely for hiking, photography, and nature observation. The park is an ideal destination for nature lovers to see owls, herons, waterfowl, other amphibians, reptiles, and mammals, including mink and otters. Hundreds of wildflowers, mosses, mushrooms, ferns, and other plants can be seen in this natural area. Radnor Lake State Park also offers numerous educational programs that are provided throughout the year by state park rangers. This also offers a great opportunity to learn about the biodiversity at the visitor’s center.”
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