Experience the vibrant colors and distinctive calls of some of the mid-Atlantic's most scenic wildlife on the “Foothills to Falls Loop.” Part of the Piedmont Region of the Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail, this trail is part of a statewide system of 13 “loops” that allow visitors to experience wildlife in its most beautiful and natural habitats and the opportunity of seeing resident, breeding, and winter birds.
An example of birds that may be spotted in the fall and winter include Bald and Golden Eagles, Common Mergansers, Redpolls, Green Warblers, Magnolia Warblers, Red-tailed Hawks, Mallard Ducks, Great Blue Herons, Common Ravens, Canadian Geese, and an assortment of Woodpeckers, as well as the usual year-round residents - Blue Jays, Cardinals, Sparrows, Juncos, and Chickadees.
Discovering the wild side of Loudoun County with friends or family is a great adventure and wonderful learning experience. The "Foothills to Falls Loop" includes a series of well-managed parks and natural areas ready to be explored.
