Natural Areas & Trails

2011 Map of Trails and Natural Areas Enjoy, Explore and Embrace Oneida! View and print our map featuring the Oneida Reservations 14 parks, 19 trails and 9 natural areas.  Included on the map are a legend denoting the features and allowed activities of all trails and natural areas.  Explore the natural wonders of our land, find your favorite fishing hole, and discover nature on walking and biking trails.  Tribal lands are for the exclusive use of Oneida Tribal Members. Folded map printed on heavy duty paper are available by contacting scornel2@oneidanation.org with your mailing address.

2015 Natural Areas & Trails Guide
The natural resources of the Oneida Nation are a valued and essential component to our people and their distinct way of life.  The use of the parks, trails, and natural areas provide a prime opportunity to promote an active lifestyle and enjoy the natural world.  The protection and enhancement of the natural resources is one of the Nation’s highest priorities for our community and future generations.  With this in mind, the Nation would like to “Invite Our People Back to Our Land” and experience the interaction with nature, new respect for the land, and knowledge of the existing environmental communities. Copies available by contacting scornel2@oneidanation.org with your mailing address.

*Motorized Vehicle Disclaimer– Many Oneidas Natural Areas are NOT open to motorized vehicles usage. Please contact Oneida Conservation at (920) 869-6500 prior to use of an ATV or snowmobile to be sure the area is currently open to such use.

* NOTE As of Feb 2015 Site 2 and Foxtails are currently closed to motorized vehicles at this time.

Find the historical 2006 Natural Areas and Trails Guide here Natural Areas Trail Guide