Image via Wikipedia
Image via WikipediaAccording to the Natural Lands Trust, "The
Glades Wildlife Refuge is a 7,500-acre expanse of diverse landscapes:
vast tidal marshes, wooded uplands, beaches along the Delaware Bay, and
a remarkable old growth forest." Attractions include: Raybins Beach,
which is one of the best places for spotting migrating birds and
horseshoe crabs; kayaking and canoeing; tuliptrees over 100 feet tall;
old-growth forest with trees over 450 years old; American Holly that
grows over four times its normal height; and an observation tower. 
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