Black Hawk Creek Greenbelt

Discover Black Hawk Creek Greenbelt in Hudson

This park, just north of Hudson, consist of 359 acres open to public hunting.  The park runs from the Highway 58 access to Shaulis Road.  Flood plain woodlands with a few acres of upland timber dominate this landscape. The area provides habitat for many game and non-game species.  Silver Maple, Cottonwood, American Elm, and Green Ash dominate bottom land/floodplain forest sites such as you would find in the Black Hawk Creek Greenbelt.  The area adjacent to a stream is called a riparian area. The tree species you find here have root systems that can withstand prolonged periods of time under water which often occurs in the Greenbelt area.

Park boundaries may not be clearly marked in all locations within the park so please be aware of park boundaries and respect private property.