Enjoy a Seasonal Garden Walk
The Garden can be experienced in so many ways at every time of the year. Perhaps the most immediate and gratifying experience is to walk the Garden. A spring walk can be fragrant and inspiring; a summer walk may be warm and intense; an autumn walk may be a thrill of color and sound; and a winter walk can be invigorating and nurturing. Find your own pathway — paved, bark-lined, or meandering — and make the Garden your own.
The outer circuit of the Garden is an ideal place for a fitness walk, a high-intensity run, or a leisurely stroll, at any time of day and in every season. First thing in the morning, join the birds and herons testing out the new day. Will the fog lift? Will the clear sky become decorated with white clouds? Late on a summer evening, watch the sun set as the lights illuminate Evening Island.
Enhance your next visit to the Garden with one of these walks:
| Celebrate Winter | January |
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| A Walk Through the Greenhouses | February |
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| An Early Spring Walk | March |
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| A Walk through the Bonsai Courtyards | April |
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| April in the Garden | April |
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| A Walk in the McDonald Woods | April |
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| A Walk in the Dwarf Conifer Garden | May |
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| A Crabapple Walk | May |
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| Celebrate the Rose Garden | June |
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| A Walk through the Crescent | June |
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| A Walk in the English Walled Garden | July |
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| A Walk through the Regenstein Fruit & Vegetable Garden | July |
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| A Walk along the Water's Edge | July |
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| A Summer Perimeter Walk | August |
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| A Summer Evening Walk through the Garden | August |
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| Early Fall Wows | September |
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| An October Fall-Color Tree Walk | October |
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| An Autumn Walk in the Dixon Prairie | November |
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Conservation Walks
We’ve designed two garden walks to deliver you to the doorstep of the Plant Science Center from two different directions, while passing through the natural areas that are at the hub of the Garden’s conservation activities.
