Snyder Marshall Woods
Snyder Marshall Woods protects mature upland woods, seeps and a stream that is working its way to the Wabash River. The woods are home to white oaks, tulip poplar, beech and wonderful display of wildflowers.
Activities
- Bird Watching
- Fishing
- Mushroom Harvesting Allowed
- No Trails
- Wildflowers
History of Acquisition and Property
George Marshall passed in January of 2019, and choose to leave his woods to NICHES Land Trust to protect forever. Prior to George’s ownership, the land was cared for by the Snyder family. Together these two families owned the land for over 150 years. The Roy Whistler Foundation supported the stewardship endowment for the property.
How to Get There
Travel west from US 41 on Covered Bridge Road into Rob Roy. Enjoy the historic covered bridge and slow speed and wind your way for two and quarter miles.
Seasonal Features
Diverse stands of native spring wildflowers
Noteworthy Information
Large sandstone rock outcrops, extensive stands of wild leeks, white pines, shooting stars
Closures
Closed in November for Deer Control Hunt
Parking
No Lot. Use caution when parking along country road side. Do not block traffic
Number of Acres
41
