A male Yellow Warbler in vivid breeding plumage

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Find the Best Birds on the Best Trails

Every post pairs real AllTrails data with eBird species lists so you know exactly where to walk, when to show up, and what you'll find. A different US region, every time.

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San Francisco Bay Area Birding: Golden Gate Park, Point Reyes & Don Edwards RefugeSan Francisco Bay Area, California

San Francisco Bay Area Birding: Golden Gate Park, Point Reyes & Don Edwards Refuge

The top 3 birding trails in the SF Bay Area ranked by eBird species count — Blue Heron Lake in Golden Gate Park, Bear Valley Trail at Point Reyes, and the Newark Slough at Don Edwards NWR. Point Reyes holds 490 species and has been named the #1 birding destination in the US by Audubon. Here's how to bird all three in a weekend.

Chicago & North Shore Birding: AllTrails · eBird · Seasonal TipsChicago & North Shore, Illinois

Chicago & North Shore Birding: AllTrails · eBird · Seasonal Tips

The top 3 birding trails in the Chicago region ranked by eBird species count, with AllTrails distances, difficulty ratings, and month-by-month migration tips. Montrose Point ranks #1 in all of Illinois on eBird with 349 species — and the Magic Hedge is the reason why.

Michigan Lower Peninsula Birding: AllTrails · eBird · Seasonal TipsMichigan Lower Peninsula

Michigan Lower Peninsula Birding: AllTrails · eBird · Seasonal Tips

The top 3 birding trails in Michigan's Lower Peninsula ranked by eBird species count, with AllTrails distances, difficulty ratings, and month-by-month Great Lakes seasonal tips. Tawas Point logs 298 species — and Kirtland's Warbler nests nowhere else on Earth.

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Texas Hill Country

Golden-cheeked Warbler country — coming soon

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Florida Everglades

Roseate Spoonbill, Snail Kite & more — coming soon

AllTrails meets eBird — finally.

Every trail guide on this site cross-references AllTrails distance, difficulty, and user reviews with eBird hotspot data and species frequency charts. You get exact trail details and a realistic picture of what birds you'll actually see — not just what's theoretically possible.

New regions drop every few weeks, covering every corner of the US flyways.

500+Species Covered
4US Flyways
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