Nature Walk Scavenger Hunt

by Chris DaughertyJuly 18 Adirondack Nature Outdoors Activity Fun

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Read through this list and then go for a walk around your neighborhood to see how many of these things you can find.

  • Three different types of trees
  • HEAR: plane
  • Animal tracks or evidence of animal activity
  • SMELL: mud
  • Squirrel
  • Arched window
  • Seeds
  • HEAR: Bee buzzing
  • A ladder
  • Pine cone
  • SMELL: a flower
  • Macroinvertebrate (bug)
  • Bird
  • Fire hydrant
  • HEAR: cricket or cicada
  • Something yellow
  • Bridge
  • A natural pattern
  • SMELL: moss
  • Spider web
  • Evidence of water (ripples, puddles, runoff trails, erosion)
  • HEAR: stick breaking
  • A bus
  • Something smooth
  • A mushroom
  • Basketball hoop
  • Piece of litter (take it with you)
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Chris Daugherty

Chris Daugherty

Chris first attended camp when he was nine, and he’s been in love with camp every summer since. Chris’ first summer at Adirondack Camp in 2008; he started out as a canoe staff and went on to be the Junior Boys’ Line Head for four summers. Chris is now having a blast in his year-round role as Assistant Director.

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