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Petersen Arboretum
Alpine, Utah, United States
The Petersen Arboretum in Alpine, Utah, is situated within Petersen Park and features a collection of about 50 different types of trees, including Big Tooth and Amur Maples, Tri-colored Oaks, and Giant Sequoias.
The arboretum was established before 2003, with significant tree planting expanding its collection during that year. Local resident Harvey Hutchinson played a key role in its development by organizing volunteers to plant and care for the trees and constructing a covered bridge and an old-style milking barn nearby, enhancing the park's rustic charm.
The arboretum serves as a popular spot for walking, jogging, and enjoying nature and continues to grow with community support and volunteer involvement, though plans for large-scale expansion have been scaled back due to budget constraints.
Location
206-224 Red Pine Dr, Alpine, UT 84004, United States
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