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July 10, 2005
 
ON THE ROAD AGAIN: Green Bottom Wildlife Area Tour Yields Surprising Variety of Plants, Animals
 
by Chris Spencer
Huntington News Network Photographer
 
Green Bottom, WV (HNN)- A walk along the Green Bottom Wildlife Management Area Nature Trail at the Jenkins Plantation Museum produces a wide variety of outdoor experiences, with scenic views, wetlands, birds and insects in abundance.
 

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To get to the nature trail, turn left off Route 2 (going north) before reaching the Jenkins home. A nicely constructed walking path leads through the woods, over a bridge and to an observation deck that renders a nice view of the swamp and the historic home of General Albert Gallatin Jenkins.
 
Birds like geese, herons, killdeer and blackbirds can be seen on this trail. The flowers were blooming in the swamp adding a nice summer look. Sounds of animals are ever present.
 

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