easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfortable walking shoes recommended
Join a guided large group adventure at Chintimini Wildlife Center in Corvallis, Oregon. Discover local wildlife, learn conservation stories, and enjoy an engaging outdoor experience perfect for groups of all sizes.
Experience the thrill of exploring Corvallis, Oregon, with the Large Group Tour at Chintimini Wildlife Center. This guided adventure offers a unique opportunity for nature lovers to observe and learn about local wildlife in a safe, educational, and engaging setting. Perfect for families, school groups, or corporate outings, this tour emphasizes conservation and wildlife rehabilitation, making it not only fun but meaningful. Participants will walk through lush habitats, meet conservation experts, and get up close to native animals such as birds and small mammals. The guided nature walk provides insights into animal behaviors, local ecosystems, and ongoing conservation efforts. The interactive experience is designed to foster a greater appreciation for Oregon’s natural beauty while ensuring safety and comfort for all attendees. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned nature enthusiast, this adventure offers meaningful connections to the environment in a community-focused setting. Come prepared for an educational and memorable journey that highlights the importance of wildlife preservation and respect for nature, all in beautiful Corvallis.
Sturdy footwear will help you navigate the natural terrain comfortably and safely during the tour.
Spring and fall can bring unpredictable weather, so packing a waterproof jacket ensures you stay dry.
Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially on warm summer days or during extended walks.
Observe animals from a distance and avoid disturbing their natural behaviors to support conservation efforts.
Chintimini Wildlife Center has been dedicated to wildlife rehabilitation and education since 1984, serving as a vital conservation hub in Oregon.
The center emphasizes caring for injured wildlife and educating visitors about habitat preservation, contributing to local environmental efforts.
Layering helps you adapt to changing weather conditions throughout the day.
Protect yourself from sun exposure during longer daylight hours.
summer specific
Helpful for spotting distant wildlife and bird species during the tour.
Keep pesky bugs at bay, especially around water-rich habitats.
spring|summer|fall specific