Cofrin Arboretum UW-Green Bay

This 270-acre arboretum surrounds the campus and is a very important wildlife corridor on the lake. Because of its habitat diversity, it serves as an oasis for many species of birds and wildlife. Established to restore and preserve natural areas, it is a great place to see native wildlife in native habitat. Six miles of hiking trails take you to all parts of the property.

Directions: From I-43 on Green Bay’s east side, exit on Hwy 54/57 north. Follow the UW Green Bay campus signs to the exit for University Avenue and follow that one mile to the arboretum.

Gazetteer: Page 68, D-1 (prior to 10th edition). | Page 61, F-7 (10th edition).

Phone: 920/465-5032.

Web site: Cofrin Aboretum UW-Green Bay

Signature species: American Woodcock, waterfowl, and songbirds.

Rare species: Red Knot and Red-headed Woodpecker.

Seasonality: Open all year.

Parking: Parking lots.

Nearest food & lodging: Green Bay.