Greetings. There is a 1/2 mile paved path that loops through the Museum grounds to several stand-alone exhibits. The Autzen Otter Exhibit has both an outdoor viewing area and an indoor exhibit area with displays and an... More
Greetings. There is a 1/2 mile paved path that loops through the Museum grounds to several stand-alone exhibits. The Autzen Otter Exhibit has both an outdoor viewing area and an indoor exhibit area with displays and an aquarium with lamprey and Warner suckers. The Birds of Prey exhibit is mostly indoors or outdoors with a covered roof. Here you'll see raptors such as owls, hawks, and eagles. The indoor area has presentations and some displays. The trail also leads to the Miller Ranch. The buildings on display depict a 1904 High Desert Homestead with a barn, cabin, and other outbuildings. The nearby Lazinka sawmill runs in the summer on special occasions. The main building has many exhibits, wildlife, and other art to keep one busy even if the weather turns nasty. Our facilities crew does stay on top of maintaining the trails, plowing or sanding, as needed. Don't forget to check the website for a list of current exhibits and the daily schedule.
