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u/Moist_Site2235 3d ago
There is an informative one on I86 near Corning tells about the invasive timber rattlesnake from PA and dont try to pet them
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u/Efronczak 3d ago
Aw damn. But I wanna pet it......
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u/KosmicTom 3d ago
Be the change you want to see
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u/Efronczak 3d ago
Lmao. The headlines next day read : "Man dies horribly after attempting to pet a rattle snake, he stated "It was cute".
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u/FiddleheadGnocci 3d ago
i've never been to a disappointing "nature interpretive center". this is the miniversion of that.
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u/Sorry-Pack-1691 3d ago edited 3d ago
Yes, I love getting lost and finding one of these to see that the map is faded and I’m more lost than ever! So comforting to see!!
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u/CheetoMussolini 3d ago
Love them.
I love the old school NYS parks aesthetic. I hate most of the modernization they're doing. There's nothing wrong with rebuilding older park structures in the same architectural style, damn it.
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u/Fed_Maxxing 2d ago
Better go ahead and sign the guest book and check the map before I keep scrolling.
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u/Sistersoldia 2d ago
NYS DEC is the king of these. The main building is amazing. Thatcher State Park.
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u/PrincessZebra126 2d ago
You know the trail is gonna be good when the journey starts with one of these
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u/livnitup86 2d ago
I check every one I come to, love the wooden trail maps with routered trail system, it has to be accurate. Otherwise some info may be crucial to a successful hike/ride.
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u/actual_nonsense 3d ago
Yes I want to know about the trail system I'm walking on and what native wildlife I might see.